Geez, I'm glad Obama is smarter than the people who cover him and comment on him on web sites.

He comported himself very well today. By saying he understands why people are turned off by Wright he's giving the people who were offended the opportunity to get past it. He didn't pander to Wallace or the Fox audience. He was respectful and Wallace was won over.

It's no wonder Bill Clinton gets so riled with Obama, he is a smooth operator of the same vein. A very good politician who wears well. We are lucky to have this guy as our nominee this year. If he wins it we will be locking in a whole new generation of Democrats. Something Clinton almost did, but ultimately failed at.

Posted at April 28, 2008 1:35 AM in response to McCain: Obama Said It's Okay To Hit Him On Wright

Watch Clinton's Penn victory speech. She lambasts an Iraq occupation that she voted for and the No Child Left Behind bill that she voted for.

To be a Clinton supporter is to live in a no-accountability world as a mirror image of GOP voters.

Posted at April 24, 2008 12:20 AM in response to Obama and McGovern

I must have watched a different debate than the one you all watched.

I saw Obama acting respectful and mature in the face of disrespect and immaturity.

Clinton's strongest moments came when she took some ownership of the strong Clinton presidential record. She seemed craven when piling on about Wright, etc.

The problem is that most people won't hear the debate, they'll hear the pontificating.

Posted at April 17, 2008 2:24 AM in response to Post Debate Roundup, Philly Edition

Is Hillary angling for McCain's VP slot?

Lieberman better watch his back!

God, I wish Gore would step into this and swat her horseshit down.

Posted at March 6, 2008 10:20 PM in response to Hillary: McCain Has Crossed "Commander In Chief Threshold"