Lying Socialist Weasels

Throwing stones

Not that I'm typically inclined to give John McCain free advice, but given his history and his reputation for having a hot temper and making out-of-bounds remarks, is it really wise for him to be setting the bar for what constitutes hysterical diatribe so low?

The Bill O'Reilly "F*** It!" Dance Mix

This is just too funny... and very clever...

Do it LIVE! A Bill-O Early Meltdown...

Apparently, our Buddy Bill O'Reilly was always a hotheaded loon...

Is Fox Subliminally Pushing McCain?

Check out this news opening from Murdoch's station in New York. It seems like a picture of presidential candidate John McCain has been added to the opening. Is Fox trying to subliminally get people to vote for McCain?

We report. You decide.

Olbermann Explains Hillary's Primary Goalpost Movement

This is hilarious!!

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First DNC Ad Against McCain

This is an excellent start, and might just make people think...

Seriously... THIS is the best the GOP could come up with? Who REALLY thinks that either Obama or Clinton will lose to THIS?

Miss South Carolina to Stump for Gramps McCain!

Link: Ashley Zais, Miss South Carolina, Hired By The McCain Campaign - Politics on The Huffington Post.

Jonathan Martin over at Politico says he's gotten word from a "colleague" that McCain has hired beauty queen Ashley Zais, to be in charge of his interns. Martin wants everyone to make sure that Ashley Zais should not be confused with Miss Teen South Carolina, who is now a YouTube star for completely messing up an answer during the Miss Teen USA contest last August. Click here to see more photos of Ashley Zais.

More about Ashley Zais from Politico:

Ashley Zais, a recent Wofford grad, will serve as McCain's intern coordinator at the campaign's headquarters.

    She met McCain last year when the senator gave a speech at South Carolina's Newberry College, where her father is president. Mitchell Zais, a retired Army general, and McCain became friendly after Zais published a piece in 2006 critical of how Rumsfeld's Pentagon had handled the war.

Remember, it's NOT this girl!

But wouldn't it be more fun if it was?

Tom Tomorrow:America: The Land of Hope in the Age of Anxiety

America: The Land of Hope in the Age of Anxiety
by Tom Tomorrow

For Those Who Think This is Still a Race...

From an AP Analysis of the delegate math:

Overall, Obama's delegate lead is 1,645-1,507. That masks an even larger advantage among those won in primaries and caucuses. There, his advantage is 1,414-1,250.

An additional 566 are at stake in the remaining contests in eight states, Guam and Puerto Rico before the primary season ends on June 3.

If Obama captures 53 percent of them, which is the share he has gained in contests to date, he would close out the primary season with at least 1,945 delegates, only 80 less than the total needed to clinch the nomination. If he and Clinton split the 566 evenly, he would still be within 100 of the number needed.

Clinton needs to win a forbidding 65 percent of the delegates in the remaining primaries to draw even with Obama in pledged delegates. It's a share she has achieved only once so far, in Arkansas, where her husband was governor for more than a decade.

Given the unyielding delegate math, Clinton has relied for weeks on forbearance from party leaders to sustain her challenge. And they are growing restless, eager for the epic nomination battle to end so Democrats can unify for the fall campaign against John McCain and the Republicans.

In short, the nomination is, effectively, over. She won't receive anything close to 65% of the votes in remaining primaries. In fact, she won't even win most of them. Pennsylvania will be tighter than people think, less than 6 points. Plus, the way the delegate math works in PA, it's possible for him to lose by 2-3 points and still end up with a few more delegates. The most she can hope for, honestly, is a net gain of about 8-10 delegates. Then, it's off to Indiana and North Carolina. Indiana is close, but she's running out of money, so he could win that one. He will win North Carolina, and could conceivably take it by more than 10 points, and erase any gains she makes in PA. She could win West Virginia, but the margin will be less than 10 points, and more likely 5- points. She could win Kentucky, but probably won't win Oregon. He will probably win Montana, and will likely win South Dakota.

In other words, the best way to get a woman in the White House in the near future would be to impeach Bush and Cheney; whattaya say?

 

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