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That's been the big story all day!

http://www.madison.com/tct/news/283121

http://www.jambase.com/Articles/13708/Grat...Donate-Archives

I don't like David Riske.

It's kinda sad that people actually think it's cool for Michigan voting to count only Hillary's votes. Far more pathetic is that a candidate for the presidency actually deems this legitimate. I'm not sure that anything more stupid has come out of this entire election.

Bob, why don't you show King any respect for trying so hard at his Serious Job?

There's nothing conservative about that.

Hillary won big.

I kinda think massive bloc killings in the name of God or whatever is a bit more offenseive than words I typed, but whatever.

God damn religion.

Plus, if we bomb Iran, we'll then get to spend several billion (probably trillion) to repair it ourselves. This is a perfect scenario for huge-govt fans such as old-school Democrats like Hillary Clinton and the current GOP.

Grizzled politicians haven't really figured out the Youtube yet. I'd give it a few more years before those of Hillary Clinton's mold fully realize that being mindlessly and completely dishonest on the stump is no longer a viable campaign activity.

This is something of a new sound for Atmosphere. In the past, Slug has often rapped angrily about a girl named Lucy which earned him the label of 'emo rap.' I disagreed with that label, but whatever. There have also been guitar-riffs and live instrumentation used considerably over the last few years. This seems to be a move, if only for this one album, towards a more cohesive "jazz" sound. This album reminds me of Jack Kerouac reading over Steve Allen's piano and I really like it.

AC/DC will release a new album this year.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080420/us_nm/...raq_analysts_dc Liberal Media.

And why is major change an idea frowned so angilly upon by a longstanding politcal party establishment? If problems are actually solved, the fear with these people is that there would be no reason for those people to come out and vote the next time around. Saying you're for universal health care, failing miserably, then blaming it on a right-wing conspiracy is much more beneficial to a machine/establishment politician than being for something and actually getting it done. This goes for both parties, by the way. Had Goldwater actually been elected and reduced the size of the government in the mid-60s, what would the big talking point for the GOP be the next time around?

This is the Democratic party we're talking about. If they see an opportunity to blow an election, they'll gleefully grab hold. Hillary is the Ed Muskie/Hubert Humphrey of this campaign. She is in the role smiled upon by the Democratic establishment. The longer this drags on, the dumber the media gets re: Obama's reverend, lapel pin, etc, the more times she can say "Obama doesn't win the big ones!", the more desperately the old-guard of the party will cling to their past. While none of this gurantees Hillary a win, it does pose a major problem for Obama in that it extends the race (helps McCain, too) and allows doubts about his November chances to solidify.

It was sarcasm, but this would be the fourth time that Obama could conceivably finish the thing and doesn't. That is Hillary's one playing card left.

Via Drudge, the Hillary campaign's internal polling shows an 11 point lead in Pennsylvania. We might just get an even bigger government than Bush Jr yet!

Yeah, she was being thoroughly and consistently mauled on every single point and why would anyone want to continue in that role? Of course, you agree with her well-researched take on a certain candidate so you probably think she was really beating all of us whiny liberals.

Just when I was starting to come around on that slippery snake-charmer, Obama.

Try an independent show.

I'm not a big fan but I liked his show when I saw him at Rock the Bells last August.

Thanks.

At least Gallardo was good today.