Is it just me, or … is it incredibly odd for Pres. Bush to declare that North Korea is no longer part of the axis of evil? Imploding a cooling tower and sending out some paper work hardly makes me want to run out and give Kim Jong-Il a big hug. has James Dobson come too late to the party to be useful in this election? is John McCain’s campaign starting to look like Fred Thompson’s (ie, notread more…
In a bi-partisan 83-9 vote, the US Senate supported the mortgage bailout measure. Obama and McCain weren’t there to vote, and Clinton (who supposedly went back to the senate today), didn’t vote. Who voted no? All Republicans: From Wyoming: John Barrasso & Mike Enzi. Missouri: Christopher S. Bond. Kentucky: Jim Bunning. Idaho: Mike Crapo. South Carolina: Jim DeMint. Nevada: John Ensign. Arizona: Jon Kyl. Louisiana: David Vitter. (The other republican from South Carolina, Lindsey Graham, wasread more…
Tonight, Barack Obama has become the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party for the office of President of the United States. This is truly historic because never in this country’s history has an African American received the nomination of a major political party. It would have been just as historic if Hillary Clinton had won the nomination this evening, for a woman has never received the nomination of a major political party. On this historic evening,read more…
Hillary Clinton cited two historical events as reference that democratic nominees are not always decided quickly. One event was her husband’s first campaign in 1992. The second was Bobby Kennedy’s campaign in 1968, in which he was assassinated in June. The extrapolation by others that she was insinuating something about Barack Obama being assassinated is one of the most insane, paranoid reactions that I have heard in a long while. Senator Clinton is being thrown underread more…
Senator Clinton to receive 69 delegates. Senator Obama to receive 59 delegates. The 28 super delegates free to vote as they choose. This must be approved by the DNC later this month. On the Tonight Show with Jay Leno in about 30 minutes, former President Jimmy Carter will be talking about Michigan and Florida and that both of our states must be disqualified and not seated at the convention. Stay tuned. OneMom
