This morning, the Washington Post published an opinion piece written by Bill Clinton’s assistant secretary of state and chief spokesman for State James Rubin, accusing John McCain of hypocrisy on the issue of negotiating directly and unconditionally with tyrannical rules by citing an interview he did with McCain he did two years ago after Hamas’ parliamentary election victories. He wrote:
The phoney who endorsed the supreme phoney just a couple of days ago has officially ruled out becoming a VP candidate:
Rick Klein at the Political Punch blog reports:
Add another one to the list (via Memeo):
…. and where they’ll stop, nobody knows.
TV writer Cinque Henderson writes an insightful piece in The New Republic titled “Maybe We Can’t – The black case for Obama-skepticism.” In it, he talks about the fact that he is a minority within the minority – a black man who supports Hillary Clinton, and points out, as other writers (including yours truly) have, about how the Obama campaign played the race card in SC. He also slams Obama himself for his race speech in Philadelphia. Snippets:
