Liberal Talk Radio

I’m listening to HRC on NPR this am.
[vomits]
Anyone seen the movie Election with Reese Witherspoon? Yeah, I’m gonna go there.  That’s pretty much how Hillary makes me feel right now.
HRC is trying to make the argument it was Obama’s “choice” not to participate in Michigan.  Here’s what I think was  maybe a dialogue among the [...]

Y’know, if some enterprising Democratic National Committee member were looking to prevent a deadlock at the convention in August, he or she might want to mention to a certain second-place Senator that the Governor’s mansion in her home state just put up a “vacancy” sign.
Just sayin’….

They’re baaack…

This afternoon, Goldy wondered about the half-assed last-minute effort by local billionaires to save the Sonics:
Not that the folks behind this proposal ever believed they’d get a bill out of the current session. These are savvy folk. Rich folk, who’ve spent plenty of money on Olympia lobbyists in the past. They know how the [...]

A. Tom, awesome catch on that all-important Sinbad angle. And what’s even worse about the Clinton campaign? The fact that they’re mobilizing their Rapid Response Team against freakin’ Sinbad. I mean, these people are desperate:
Defending Clinton’s characterization of her Bosnia mission, campaign spokesman Phil Singer kindly provided experts from news stories written about the trip [...]

Yesterday, I rediscovered this story about my adopted hometown.
Listen.

Has the Clinton Campaign’s March 4 bounce hit apogee?
For our answer, let’s just go directly to Sinbad himself, who today gave up the coveted VP slot that the Clinton campaign had set aside for him:
Threat of bullets? Sinbad doesn’t remember that, either.
“I never felt that I was in a dangerous position. I never felt being [...]

Leave it to Steven Colbert to put down the ridiculous argument that winning primary states means anything vis-a-vis the general election.

And it’s helpful to remember that, you know, our entire freakin’ economy is based on trucking:
Ricardo Caraballo was having a familiar American experience at the filling station the other day, groaning as the pump clicked up, up, up. By the time he finished it read $505, and his tank was only half full.
A few years [...]