Running Primaries Thread

The Spitz is so much more HRC-esque than BO-esque, it's not even funny.

 

Well at the very least he is more Slick Willy-eque, except for he didn't usually pay for it, he just took it.....

 

Oh, this is too funny.

Sinbad himself has spoken.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/sleuth/2008/03/sinbad_unloads_on_hillary_clin.html

The gist, for those who aren't following this like a crackhead.

When pressed about what, exactly, Senator Clinton's foreign policy advantage over Barack Obama was -- after all, it's pretty much the basis of her campaign, at this point -- Hillary's campaign pointed to a trip to Macedonia during the peace negotiations there in 1996.

Closer examination revealed that she made that trip with Sheryl Crow and Sinbad.

Well, someone finally tracked him down; no small feat of reporting, that.

And, what sayeth the bad man?

"I think the only 'red-phone' moment was: 'Do we eat here or at the next place.'"

 

Will be right up there as Biggest Clown Show of the Campaign.

 

Quite a memo.

http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/03/obama_camp_no_support_for_clai.php

 

Oh, I can hear ashtrays crashing against walls, now.

Music to my ears.

 

I can't believe I just laughed at a Sinbad joke.

 

Damn, that's an ass-whipping.

It won't help convince Clinton voters, but I sure hope that those in the press who are so quick to parrot her increasingly insane narratives will read that, digest it and feel shame.

 

"She did not have a security clearance."

That should have been higher in the graph. Hell, I'd have lead with it.

 

Just read it again, and like it even more.

Awaiting HRC's Ralph Kramden moment:

"hummana, hummana, hummana . . . "

 

The Clintons did what pretty much everyone else in the world did: Plugged their ears, sang aloud and hoped that the whole Rwandan mess would go away.

Though America was good enough to open a Holocaust Museum in 1993, promote an idea that such things would happen "never again" only to see hundreds of thousands of Tutsis macheted to death a couple years later.

 

The speaker of the house comes pretty damn close to endorsing Obama today...

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0308/Pelosi_No_ticket.html

At some point, whatever is left of Democratic leadership is going to have to coalesce and shut the Clinton campaign down. They've clearly shown that they won't do it on their own, no matter how impossible it is for her to get the nomination.

I'd keep an eye out for Obama endorsements starting tomorrow.