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I still haven't been able to wrap my head around O'Malley endorsing Hillary.

Josh Romney, back home after serving his country in his dad's campaign, is apparently considering a run for a House seat from Utah.

http://www.sasquatchfestival.com 2008 info up.

Will Jean Schmidt finally lose this year?

She's going to show America that we need a president able to cry on Day One of a crisis.

Doesn't that mean we need to spend MUCH more money on it then, Marvin? Like with Iraq, drugs, and the border when spending billions just wasn't enough.

Ready on Day One to be mindlessly erratic, make the worst decisions possible on foreign policy, and do terrible impressions!

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/020...ays_Drudge.html Hahaha, she's now blaming Obama for the email. Day One!

Czech, you were right. She will make a much more sane, level-headed, and thoughtful leader than B. Hussein and His Lemming Brigade.

Glen Beck Conservatism: Spending money for the good of Americans is Evil Liberalism, but spending 100x that much on Iraq & a dislike for Mexican people is Patriotic.

Post-count is very important to some people.

All those emails I got didn't mention those!

Nader announced on Meet the Press that he's going to run again.

We need the kind of leader that can go from making a historically classy gesture one day to a completely mindless bitchy rant the next, I guess. She'll be ready as fuck on day one.

Hillary seems to have changed her mind about leaving on a high note.

a possible Senate run should be taken into account when considering Richardson, as well.

Wilbur Harrison - Kansas City

Chuck Todd will be bald by November.

I think it could be Chris Dodd or Bill Richardson for Obama. One thing to consider with this VP process - It might be best for either party to not have another Senator on the ticket. The balance of power their is fragile and neither party may want to trade two Senate seats for the Executive branch. If a Senator does get picked, s/he might have to come from a safe state. If it's Hillary, though, I'm 90% confidant we'll get the return of Dan Quayle in the form of Evan Bayh.

Russ Feingold says he voted for Obama last Tuesday. Yay!

Just the black baby, pretty much. Inexcusable on McCain's part.

What shift? I like Ron Paul, I agree with him on many things. But he clearly was not going to have a real chance in the election. I also agree with Obama on several issues, realize that his charisma and personality can be a great asset towards realizing some of his ideas, and knew he had the best chance of success (something I've been saying he had a serious chance at since 2004). I like and support both guys, but put my efforts and vote behind Obama. Don't worry, Nightwing, I will make sure to repeat this as many times as needed for you.

There are several months left to the election. You can't just go by the conventional wisdom of the moment all the time. Seriously, Iraq wont matter? Reading Nightwing is like watching Craig Crawford on MSNBC.

http://www.star-telegram.com/667/story/486413.html Not that anything would ever hapen in Dallas fucking Texas.

Hillary, somehow, closed the debate with remarks more passionate than anything said through just about all of the debates. She was saying shit "we'll all be fine," shook Obama's hand, and the crowd were just like one of those, you know, Waco things. The standing ovation for her lasted what seemed like minutes. It ended the debate. It probably wont help her. But it might indicate she'll exit with class rather being a bitch.