I hope everyone in my state (WA) sees Dave Reichart standing by McCain and the voters in his district vote for Marcy Burner in November. Reichart has been a complete Bush enabler.

Posted at May 15, 2008 2:44 PM in response to McCain Promises Victory In Iraq by 2013

All good points except for Ed Rendell. He is definately OLD politics, back room politics and not part of the change message.

Posted at May 14, 2008 4:36 PM in response to Jim Webb for Not VP (the veepstakes parlor game continues)

She uses the false recognition point and wave in every single appearance she makes at least once. It's hard to believe that she sees someone she knows at every single stop. This is simply for the cameras. No other politician does this every time! I friend of mine remarked about this months ago and since then I have watched. Everytime she in on TV in front of a crowd, she does this.

Posted at May 14, 2008 4:31 PM in response to When the Press Stops Buying What Hillary is Selling: A Parrot Tale

It was an extra Mothers Day Card. I sat down at my computer and was instantly taken back to when my own little boy arrived more than three deacdes ago. What a beautiful baby you have. So much joy.

Posted at May 12, 2008 2:41 PM in response to Beautiful Baby Josh

I had thought about Bob Graham too. He sure knows his foreign policy. He is an articulate speaker as well and could dismantle anything McCain had to say in short order.

Posted at May 12, 2008 2:31 PM in response to My top 3 picks for Obama's running mate

I have to disagree with you. I think both Hagee and Parsley will be issues in the GE. The evangelicals are redirecting their priorities away from only gay issues and abortion to issues like poverty and climate change. These two guys do not represent most evangelicals. These guys are even more nuts than Falwell and Robertson and I think the fact that McCain sought them out is going to make for an extended news cycle. Robert Greenwald has a good piece on these two with McCain sucking up to them.

Posted at May 12, 2008 1:33 PM in response to Obama's Super-Del Whip: Wright Makes Super-Dels More Eager To Back Obama

No, no, no! Doesn't anyone remember when she gave the Democratic rebuttal after the State of the Union? She may be a good Democrat, but she is about as dynamic as Harry Reid. The Democratic Party needs someone that really is a great campaigner, communicator and connects with people. Anyone that falls short will look even more lacking when compared with Obama's skills.

Posted at May 11, 2008 12:24 PM in response to Obama Gains More Super-Delegates, AP Says He Now Leads

S-Chip was even popular with a lot of Republicans. This seems like a really foolish issue to tackle. It's for children. There was huge public support for this. I say, let them have at it, it will backfire.

Posted at May 10, 2008 1:17 AM in response to Club For Growth Airing New Ad In Key Senate Race, Attacking S-CHIP

McCain is no different than all the other Republicans. He has voted with them overwhelmingly, kept quiet during their most agregious crimes and flipped for the President and his criminal Administration when called on to do so. Why would anyone think he wouldn't approve of sleazy campaigning? The Democrats have their work cut out for them. We are going to have the hound the media to get fair coverage of dirty campaign tactics and McCains defiencies.

Posted at May 9, 2008 5:49 PM in response to McCain: Obama Has Nothing In Common With Hamas -- But The Voters Think It Should Be An Issue, Anyway

Putting Hillary on the ticket would diminish Obama's integrity. She has smeared him, called him not ready to be C&C, demeaned his policy positions, demeaned his judgement. How could she possibly speak in his support. Oh Yeah, she has no problem doing a one eighty because she really has no concrete principals.

Posted at May 9, 2008 5:41 PM in response to McAuliffe: Joint Ticket Would Be "A Great Idea"