Happy Valentine’s Day to all our readers here at The Dem Daily. I know… I know… it’s a little late in the day to finally get around to saying it. But hey, better late to the party than never, as they say! And what’s worse than forgetting Valentine’s Day? Getting an “empty box”: Sphere: Related Content
The Obama campaign continues to recycle right wing talking points about Hillary. Among the latest was a claim that Clinton supported NAFTA. “A little more than a year ago,” an Obama mailer reads, “Hillary Clinton thought NAFTA was a ‘boon’ to the economy.” The piece goes on to argue that the New York Senator is “changing her tune” now that she’s campaigning in the Buckeye State. But, Hillary Clinton didn’t support NAFTA, as Sam Stein points out on the HuffPo and...
Yesterday, I wrote about why I support Hillary Rodham Clinton to be the next president of the United States. Today, I am here to talk about why I cannot support Barack Obama as president. First, I should say that Sen. Obama’s liberal credentials are sound, and his voting record is impressive. In that respect, he is a good candidate. But there are some things that disturb me about him and his campaign: Sen. Obama is not who he pretends...
Don’t let the Beltway Boys write off Hillary! For those our readers who don’t subscribe to Emily’s List, who were early endorsers of Hillary Clinton, here’s the latest email from them: Sphere: Related Content
This quote is from a new article today at TechPresident, a non-partisan, content filled site that tracks the use of Net and other techniques of all the campaigns: The Obama effort seems to be something wholly different. The campaign and its marketing seems designed to evoke aspirational feelings that have virtually no political meaning whatsoever. This is what great brands do. They evoke feelings that have virtually zero connection to product attributes and specifications. The subject is the Fortune...
Ah…Valentine’s Day. A day for sweethearts to express their love for one another. Sadly, like Christmas, this holiday has been so over-commercialized that too many of us feel like we have to meet some pretty high expectations to come out of this day unscathed. I have never expected much from SSG Dizzy, except for the usual flowers (red and white…our first date/wedding colors) and chocolates (it feeds my addiction). I frown on expensive gifts like jewelry and the like...
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