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HOT: McCain’s New Ad Hammers Obama’s Creation of a Cult Personality »

Of note: At 1 p.m. ET, check out the new story on Obama’s problem in the energy debates.

While this blog does NOT endorse John McCain, we are — quite frankly — in awe of his latest strategies. We have written for months and months about our concerns that Obama’s campaign is entirely reliant […]

AFL-CIO Reminds Us About Obama Rumors »

The AFL-CIO endorsed Obama. They have released two mailers. The first mailer is here:
• “Does he wear a flag pin on his lapel? Yes, but not always. Like many presidential candidates, sometimes he wears a flag pin, sometimes he wears a breast cancer awareness pin, sometimes he wears his U.S. Senate […]

The LA Times Does Some Budget Analysis for Obama »

The pliant media is fast becoming a distant memory. Well perhaps the print media because I cannot say that I paying any attention to the cable channels. I am sure Olbermann et al continue their rah-rah-rah for Obama at full pace.
The Los Angeles Times, however, is not. It is looking at Obama and […]

Obama on NAFTA: Against It Before He Was For It »

“I have always opposed NAFTA.”
“I don’t think NAFTA has been good for America - and I never have.”
“Ten years after NAFTA passed, Senator Clinton said it was good for America. … Well, I don’t think NAFTA has been good for America - and I never have.” –Senator Barack Obama in Toledo, Ohio on February […]

“Yes We Can!”? »

This ironic perspective from a documentary film maker is the latest in our continuing statements by our readers, originally posted at his blog, WILL MINUS INTELLECT’S WEBLOG - SusanUnPC

From what I understand, the famed Barack Obama slogan “Yes, we can!” was derived from the motto of “Si, se puede!” that Cesar Chavez created for the […]

Krugman Nails It Again: “Self-Inflicted Confusion” »

God, I hope he doesn’t have to work near Maureen Dowd. Surely he gets to write his columns at his Princeton office, don’t you think? Paul Krugman’s latest, “Self-Inflicted Confusion” is damn fine, as always, even if he is the lonely voice for reason in the NYTimes op-ed department.
First, there’s Anglachel’s “shorter Krugman”: “Act like […]

A Word from A Republican Lobbyist »

I have friends who are lobbyists. Some are Republicans. Some are Democrats. I got this today from a friend on the Republican side of the aisle. I think it is instructive:
Today oil prices hit yet another record high. Food prices are soaring. In the United States, stores are beginning […]

[Updates] Hillary: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs! (& Bad Rumor) »

UPDATE 2: Just announced: “Statement from Hillary Clinton on Equal Pay Day.” From the statement, “Even forty years after the Equal Pay Act was signed into law, women only receive .77 cents for every dollar men earn, and the gap is significantly more for women of color.” FULL TEXT is below the fold.
UPDATE: Here’s […]

Cutting Through the Nonsense: 10 Reasons to Vote for Hillary »

   Pennsylvania’s primary is tomorrow, and TV ads are reportedly running round the clock, aimed at swaying undecided voters.  Unfortunately, many campaign ads are not truly informative. 
This morning, I thought again about why I support Hillary — reasons beyond the intelligence, warmth and wit that would make her a great Happy Hour  partner.  I […]

“American Workers Should Build America’s Defense” »

In this just-released ad, Hillary argues for protecting American jobs that directly impact our nation’s defense — rather than outsourcing to the Chinese:
Hoosiers for Hillary today launched a new 30-second television ad highlighting Hillary’s plans to protect American defense manufacturing jobs from being sent overseas. The ad features former employees of Magnaquench who lost […]

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