Boztopia, links to a funny Palin quote, “What exactly is it the VP does every day?”.
In context, it's not as bad as it could be, but I could see it in commercials out of context, over and over and over…
Boztopia, links to a funny Palin quote, “What exactly is it the VP does every day?”.
In context, it's not as bad as it could be, but I could see it in commercials out of context, over and over and over…
I look forward to how the GOP explains that Gov. Palin is ready to be President.
Meanwhile, here is a tiny bit of Palin-bashing, since it is Friday.
Gov. Sarah Palin on Wednesday revealed an audio recording that shows an aide pressuring the Public Safety Department to fire a state trooper embroiled in a custody battle with her sister.
Seems Democrats were busy with something or other the past few days.
“There isn’t a Republican serving in the Senate that’s happy he’s the nominee. Now, they’re all supporting him, but I’ll tell you they have told me. I’ve had Republican senators tell me they don’t think they’ll vote for him,” Reid said.
If you're bummed about not getting a ticket to watch the Obama speech at the Invesco Center, you'll be happy to know they're still giving away tickets for John McCain's veep announcement tomorrow at the aptly-named 12,000 seat Nutter Center.
The McCain campaign keeps emphasizing that McCain was a prisoner in Vietnam, as proof of his qualification for the Presidency.
Well, so was Gary Glitter, and I'm not voting for him either.
[More or less reverse chronological order this week — the newest thing first instead of last]
Freed from tacking to the center for his national ambitions — or smarting from being rejected for being insufficiently red-meat conservative perhaps — Gov. Crist has pulled a Jeb Bush:
Figure in Clinton Impeachment Is Named to Florida Supreme Court: In a move that drew praise from conservatives, Gov. Charlie Crist on Thursday named to the State Supreme Court a former congressman who played a major role in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
The appointee, Charles T. Canady, 54, spent eight years in Congress before being named an appeals court judge in 2002 by Gov. Jeb Bush.While in Congress, Mr. Canady was one of the House managers who handled the impeachment case against Mr. Clinton.
This is a divisive appointment.
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The Borg marches on?
In case you missed history: Barack Obama at the 2008 DNC,