Archive for September, 2008
Matt Denn is on the air.
This is the ad I saw playing on Comcast cable up here in New Castle County this weekend. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TB-vntJKRs[/youtube] I find it interesting that Charlie Copeland is not running ads yet. He has not been elected statewide, so he may need to reintroduce himself to the public. And maybe he just does not have the […]
Could the bar be set any lower?
Thursday night is rapidly approaching, and I must confess to conflicting emotions. One the one hand, I fully expect Sarah Palin to be a complete disaster. On the other hand, so does everyone else. So, how does Joe Biden handle the situation of being on stage with a person who has no right to be there? […]
DEwind: The Week That Was September 22nd
The big news of the week in the Delaware blogosphere has to be Delaware Liberal’s call for donations to the campaign of Rebecca Young. DL readers and staff donated $1640 dollars to Young’s campaign to unseat Joe Miro. If you pledged money or you just want to make a donation, send your check off today […]
Bailout Nation — Not Enough Votes to Pass?
First, yes, this is wishful thinking on my part. Second, Dennis Kucinich is telling The Hill that he doesn’t know if there are enough votes – R or D – to pass this thing. The meeting was organized by Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) and has been termed the “Skeptics Caucus.” Lawmakers were meeting with well-known […]
For those of you that care…
It looks like Bush told Gonzo to go to Ashcroft’s bed that night. Which is pretty significant. One of the succesful things to have come out of this Administration is Dick Cheney’s ability to apply his “lesson learned” from the Nixon Administration. Which is, keep the President away from as much as you can to […]
The Next Stunt
The McCain campaign is not a campaign of ideas. It is not a campaign based on a ideology. It is not a campaign based on a strategy. All the McCain campaign is is a series of panicked stunts. Now that Barack Obama has won the first debate, a debate that John McCain should have and […]
Gee, who’d have guessed?
The study, released yesterday, tested the physiological responses of 46 participants to various threatening images, like bloody faces. It found that people who self-identified as “in favor of socially protective policies” responded much more strongly to the stimuli than people who held more liberal views on such issues as welfare, abortion, immigration, gay rights and […]
because I can 2
greatest day ever low 60’s 2 dogs with you outside feeling the cool breeze on the left side of your face sun shining at 3pm on you face on a tuesday afternoon the 2nd day of fall the year at is apex between life and death raising your hel up as you listen to the […]
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