Last night I attended a wonderful and “passionate get-together of L.A.-based bloggers” at SteveAudio’s. It was loads of fun. Time passed by quickly as we spent the evening enjoying “great conversation” and some “great food and munchies.” The conversation ranged from the ‘08 election to foreign policy, with a lot of laughes. While we didn’t always […]
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Politics wouldn’t be nearly as enjoyable if there were less room for surprises. Few, I believe, could honestly deny that they had written the tired old warhawk off before now. Knocking down major endorsements in the first two big races, however, will certainly put a new found spring in his step.
The Boston Globe’s editorial board […]
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While Hillary Clinton won the pre primary (or caucus) endorsement prize in Iowa, Barack Obama has won the endorsement prize for the New Hampshire primary, from the Boston Globe. Obama, the Gobe says, “would be the country’s first post-Baby Boom president if elected” and they seemed to feel he “fulfills America’s need for “a president […]
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Hillary Clinton has won the coveted Des Moines Register endorsement, and that endorsement could just give her lagging campaign there in a Iowa a big boost. Citing Clinton’s experience over Obama’s lack of, the Register says:
The job requires a president who not only understands the changes needed to move the country forward but also possesses the […]
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Ah, I have returned to the blogosphere from what is now my regular weekend musical sabbatical and only the Flying Spaghetti Monster knows how much I’ve missed you guys.
The one thing I wish I missed is the fact that, these days, the great outdoors of Colorado has been colder than Condoleeza Rice! I’ll take an […]
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