This isn’t from some Democrat or pundit, but rather from the RNC itself: The Republican National Committee plans to raise money this election cycle through an aggressive campaign capitalizing on “fear” of President Barack Obama and a promise to “save the country from trending toward socialism.” The strategy was detailed in a confidential party fundraising […]
There is a growing movement out there for Norm Coleman to throw in the towel, and it’s not just limited to the right. Ramesh Ponnuru, a senior editor for the National Review and right wing pundit writes a simple one line post regarding Coleman: I think it’s time for him to give up this fight. […]
I believe this is a very serious question we must start asking and the foundation is starting to be laid for exactly this. Here’s McCain telling a reporter that “voter fraud” could cause him to lose Florida: That is a dangerous tone to set in our political climate. McCain seems to be ignoring a slew […]
Has to be Chris Rock. He went after Clinton last night on Letterman. We really need actual pundits to take lessons from him.
That’s not the words of some pundit or blogger, that is the word from past and present GOP leadership: Shellshocked House Republicans got warnings from leaders past and present Tuesday: Your party’s message isn’t good enough to prevent disaster in November, and neither is the NRCC’s money. The double shot of bad news had one […]
When Bill Richardson decided to endorse Obama, he said one of the reasons was because of the advisers the Clinton campaign has been using. Now you got Carville out there running his mouth and insulting Richardson. Doesn’t that basically prove what Richardson said? But we are talking about James Carville. This is the guy who […]
(updated and bumped) Howard Fineman on MSNBC just said that he heard that from top officials in the Clinton campaign. Their goal is now to end up maybe 25-30 pledged delegates behind Obama, after the primary season has ended, and win the super delegates over. Fineman also said that is a pipe dream to come […]
Yesterday I was wondering why James Carville was on Meet the Press as a pundit and not part of the Clinton campaign. Today the New York Times is wondering the same thing: Both networks are careful about balance: there are equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats. But they are careless about bias: the experts are […]
They are presenting him as some regular pundit. Pretty bad when CNN suspended him as a pundit because of his ties to the Clinton campaign. Does Tim Russert not have any common sense – or is NBC trying to push the elections a little more?
No shock – we always knew he was a coward: While O’Reilly wouldn’t face the vets on the streets, their plight also escaped smarmy O’Reilly producer Jesse Waters, who wore Gucci loafers and a goofy smirk as he asked the vets if they had heard the comments firsthand, and then chided them about not traveling […]