President endorsed by Massachusetts newspaper
Not a huge deal in the scheme of things, but it does show that not every news outlet in Massachusetts lines up behind their most liberal Senator.
Not a huge deal in the scheme of things, but it does show that not every news outlet in Massachusetts lines up behind their most liberal Senator.
What in the world is going on here?
I’m a bit surprised about this, to say the least. But you know, something I was thinking about the past couple days is that the punditry – and the blogosphere should be considered a part of that – pays a lot more attention to politics than the average Joe. They see and pick up on things that people who aren’t political junkies won’t notice. So perhaps that explains why most pundits considered this contest a draw, while the over 1000 who Newsweek polled saw Kerry as the clear winner.
Instapundit links up to an article in Times of London on recent discoveries. THIS is the group Kerry wants to get clearance from on US foreign policy matters??
FYI, today and perhaps tomorrow, regular visitors will see some gradual changes being made to the blog – the very talented Lisa from Elegant Webscapes is re-formatting the blog in order to prepare to add two new blogskins to this site – for your viewing pleasure.
You may remember Debra Burlingame, who spoke at the Republican convention along with 2 other women who lost loved ones on 9-11. Burlingame lost her brother, Chic, who was the pilot of American Airlines flight 77, which was crashed at the Pentagon on 9-11. Burlingame is also a lifelong Democrat. This is the second known piece I’ve seen that she’s written for the Wall Street Journal (her first one was a piece criticizing the anti-Bush 9-11 wives – she takes a few shots at them in this piece as well) and I think her words speak volumes for many post 9-11 Democrats. I have one Democrat friend and one Democrat relative both of whom despised the President prior to 9-11 but have since come to respect him a great deal. Here’s some of what Ms Burlingame had to say: