Wednesday, May 21, 2008

Clintonistas and the War Criminals

Clintonista Lanny Davis now thinks Fox is fair and balanced. Terry McAuliffe agrees that consigliere to the War Criminal in the White House is right about the electoral math. The Clintonistas have no shame. None.




I look forward to Obama driving a stake into the heart of the Clinton campaign and ridding the Democratic party of these rat-bastard swine.


Bill Richardson to Endorse Before June 3rd Primary

Bill Richardson to endorse Congressional candidates before June 3rd primary.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Over the Top

[EDITED: For clarity and typos.]

Until a decision is made by the RBC, that alters or eliminates the current penalty imposed upon the MI and FL delegations (coming May 31), the majority of pledged delegates to gain the Democratic nomination is 1627. Barack Obama will surpass that milestone today when all the pledged delegates from todays OR and KY primaries are decided by the voters. According to DemConWatch Obama requires an additional 14.5 pledged delegates to attain that number. Poblano projects he will at least that many delegates in OR alone.

Sunday, May 18, 2008

Maverick McCain



He still doesn't understand the internets, does he?

How to Handle Telemarketers




Thursday, May 15, 2008

Josh: Comedian in Chief

Heh:

We seem to have arrived at an equitable compromise: Sen. Clinton is staying in the nomination race while Sen. Obama drops out to move on to the general.


Wednesday, May 14, 2008

You've Been ...

Oreillyrolled!

Heh. You knew it was coming.

I Love the Smell of Napalm in the Morning

From our friends at NRO:

If the GOP can't hold on to a House seat in the Deep South that Bush won by 25 points, it's going to be 1974 all over again. I'm just hoping that Rahm Emanuel has recruited enough pro-sovereignty, Heath Shuler-style Dems so that we can head off amnesty.
Oh, noes! Those DFH's are going to fuck up the culture. Again.


Is Oregon in the Mail Bag for Obama?

Yes, says Poblano at his very fine blog FiveThirtyEight.com and I suspect he is spot on with this insight:


So let's say there's some big event that takes place over the weekend and swings momentum toward Clinton. It won't matter, but for the small percentage of Oregonians who use the drop-box option (in 2004, about 13 percent of the primary ballots were received on election day itself, or about 29 percent of the total returned). For all intents and purposes, the election in Oregon is about two-thirds over. That's why Barack Obama is campaigning in Michigan today; the election is literally in the (mail)bag.
Sounds about right to me. But go read for yourself the blog is great.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Is the Dam About to Burst?

Does this delegate's jumping ship signal a larger trend? Or, is this just a one-off ?


Prince George's County Executive Jack B. Johnson, a Democratic convention delegate pledged to support Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, said yesterday that he thinks Sen. Barack Obama has "in a real sense" won the Democratic nomination and that he now plans to support Obama at the August convention.

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Unlike superdelegates, who are free to endorse either candidate, Johnson is one of 28 pledged delegates who have agreed to represent the 36 percent of Maryland Democrats who voted for Clinton on Feb. 12.


Although it is well within the rules for PLEO's to shift allegiances I'm not sure this is how it should play out. I'll have to think about this a bit more but something doesn't quite seem cricket here.


Monday, May 12, 2008

All Kinds of Awesome!

Is John McCain trying to capture some Huckmentum?

Hhhhhmmmmmmm ...

Is this a slip? Or has Clinton finally admitted to herself it is over.

(Via Memeorandum)