in the wrong era. Soundly refuting
liberals online since 2000. NOTE: That is NOT
me pictured at left. :)
| ABC News | New Tone: Obama Camp Says Clyburn’s ‘Raping’ Comment Is Inappropriate |
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| Biz Insider | Intriguing: EXCLUSIVE: Here’s The Inside Story Of What Happened On The FB IPO |
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| Lee Stranahan | This: Friday, May 25th Is “Everybody Blog About Brett Kimberlin Day” |
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| The Hill | Whoa: 4 in 10 Democrats desert Obama in Arkansas, Kentucky primaries |
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Audacity of Truth
"Diplomacy":
"People are saying what in the world is going on with North Carolina, we look like Mississippi." - NC Gov. Bev Perdue (D) on the passage of Amendment One, 5-11-12
Daily Archives: July 31st, 2008 «
Dayum! That McCain is one clever guy!
Remember last night how I wrote about how the leftosphere was trying to paint McCain’s “Celeb” ad as “racist” simply because it had two promiscuous white female celebrities in the begininng of it? Well, it turns out that’s not ALL the ad was trying to imply … it’s actually much much more sinister than that, [...]
Oops, he’s doing it again
**(Bumped to the top – newer posts appear below)** Well, Obama unjustly played the race card (more here) against the Clintons during the primary season and succeeded in painting them as closet racists, and now he’s unjustly doing it against McCain (via Memeo): “John McCain right now, he’s spending an awful lot of time talking about me,” Sen. [...]
Eight watchdog groups find McCain more transparent about campaign donations than Obama
AllHeadlines reports: Washington, D.C. (AHN) – A coalition of eight watchdog groups have found that Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) is more transparent in his disclosures about campaign contributions than Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL), who has made his refusal to accept donations from Washington lobbyists a pillar of his campaign. The Center for Responsive Politics said [...]
A trend?
A week ago, I posted about new polling numbers that were analyzed by the WaPo’s Chris Cillizza, which indicated that McCain was narrowing the gap in the polls in 4 battleground states: Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin. CNN reports today that McCain has narrowed the gap in three more key states: But in what could [...]
