Bainbridge is quite stimulated enough, thank you very much.
Fred’s Quitting
Will he endorse McCain?
The View From Your Window
“Real Conservative Change”
Romney pivots to the economy. Six months too late?
“I can only eat so much chocolate.”
Every now and again, the Dish serves up a dollop of steaming sentimentality.
Mickey Criticizes GOP
Hey – its counter-counter-intuitive. Limbaugh gave him cover.
Does Hillary Have an Inner Bella?
A question we’re all breathlessly waiting for the answer to.
Yes, Liberals Are Masochists
Nader again?
From Obama To McCain?
No doubt this represents disgust at the core of the Obama coalition and little else. But I have received too many emails on these lines not to pass it along:
I am a lifelong Democrat and have been a strong Obama advocate–even donating money for the very first time in my life. (And I am over 50.) Still, all along, I thought, if Clinton gets the nomination, I’d vote for her over a Republican. Especially after the past decade of the Republican experience. However, after seeing Clinton in action in these past weeks and at last night’s debate (as well as Bill’s "contributions"), I will never vote for her. Never. If she gets the nomination, I will have to hope that McCain is nominated and give him a good look.
While I have considerable disagreement with him on a policy level, he is a man of integrity. (Mostly; but that’s another email.) Perhaps a McCain presidency balanced by a Democratic Congress will serve the country well. But no matter the Republican nominee, one thing is certain: I will not vote for Hillary. The person who once bemoaned the politics of personal destruction now applies them with stomach-turning zeal. Not to mention her well-crafted art of the politics of distortion. No, that’s not what I want for this country. We’ve had enough of destruction, distortion and manipulation. Obama is a breath of welcome fresh air. If the country does not see it, well, then I suppose we’ll "get what we deserve." Again.
It’s About Bill
Eugene Robinson diagnoses the source of Bill Clinton’s anger toward Obama.
