Category: Misc

The Obama campaign has released images of their election night before and after the decision. It’s great seeing them all together and how they reacted.

The Real Sarkozy, as opposed to some Canadian DJs (wink wink Sarah Palin). Of course Sarkozy was only one of eight world leaders Obama talked to: Obama spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said the president-elect spoke to Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Israeli Prime […]

The Republicans really need to listen to people like John Cole and Andrew Sullivan, two life long conservatives who ended up leaving the party. Sure these are mostly big names in the cyber world, but there are also names like George Will and Christopher Buckley out there now that should be listened to. Cole gives […]

I would love to see Obama approach Paul Krugman, a Nobel Peace Prize recipient in economy, and offer him an advisory position to the administration. Here’s part of Krugman’s latest: Right now, many commentators are urging Mr. Obama to think small. Some make the case on political grounds: America, they say, is still a conservative […]

McCain campaigned hard against Russia following the Georgia conflict this summer, so its no shock this information comes out after the election: Newly available accounts by independent military observers of the beginning of the war between Georgia and Russia this summer call into question the longstanding Georgian assertion that it was acting defensively against separatist […]

This is change, we need. Actually it isn’t as much change as it is undoing the damage of the Bush years: The Food and Drug Administration, bedeviled by a salmonella outbreak and tainted medicine from China, is likely to monitor imports and fresh produce more closely under an Obama administration. With President Bush no longer […]

Just now breaking on MSNBC. This is 40,000 more than projected. Also the September numbers have been reprojected for the worse. This now pushes us over 1 million jobs lost this year.

In order to show my bi-partisan nature and reach across the digital aisle to those on the right of the blogosphere, I have decided to aide them in Operation Leper, the attempt to go after anyone wronging Sarah Palin and make them pay in 2012. My first contribution will be The RNC: Sarah Palin left […]

The Obama team has unleashed change.gov, a site highlighting the transition of power. It even has a section where you can apply for a job with the administration.

Reports are coming out that Robert Gibbs will be Obama’s press secretary. This would be an appropriate pick since Gibbs was the communications director for the Obama campaign.