Delaware Liberal

To be released simultaneously here at Delaware Liberal and on the Al Mascitti Show on WDEL 1150-Newsradio. Followed by 2 hours of MVP talk on Al’s show. Why don’tcha click onto DL and follow along as we discuss the picks, the omissions, and the concept of ‘blogging as performance art’? What do I mean by that? All will be answered beginning at 10 this morning. For those new here, MVP is my annual Top 1o list of those who contributed the Most to the Progressive Cause in Delaware. Past winners were Karen Peterson and Christine O’Donnell. Who will it be this year?

Chad Livengood's story about the GOP primary for the 6th senate seat did a good job identifying the players and revealing the dynamic that could help Staton prevail in the 6th.

President Obama would absolutly CRUSH newt in the general election. Please FSM, let it be Newt. Why the change of heart? It has been a hell of a bad day to be Newt Gingrich.

NBC/Marist also has polls out showing Newt crushing Romney in South Carolina and Florida. But these polls also show President Obama crushing Gingrich by 12 in Florida and by 4 in South Carolina. Yes, President Obama would win South Carolina if the election were held today.

That headline is a little blogger hyperbole. I’m not saying that everyone who has worked for Tom Carper is tainted and should never be hired by anyone ever again, but… well.. yes I am saying that.

Film industry watchers have speculated that audiences are staying away from theaters because, given the present economy, they have lost their appetite for garbage.

Too funny. In the sticky and damp world of the RWNJ conspiracy theorists, President Obama is capable of literally anything. Including.... wait for it... using Donald Trump as a "trojan horse" to make the GOP look bad by bringing back up birtherism while baiting "none of the above" minded Republicans with possibility of a third party campaign.

I certainly don't get it. Team Obama's strategic thinking behind the decision to overrule the FDA is either nonexistent or so crazily idiosyncratic as to be nonexistent.

Critics have long complained that instead of sticking to strong positions on issues such as immigration, federal spending, and health care reform, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has routinely changed his stance to appeal to voters. Here are some key policies on which he has flip-flopped:

I watched a little of the Republican debate and I hate to admit it, but Rush Limbaugh is right when he says that Gingrich could give Obama more of a race than Romney. Romney leaves everybody flat. Newt is full of zingers and is always spoiling for a fight. Newt could win the moderates who say things like, "I don't agree with him on much, but the guy has moxie." or "I just like him."