I've given up on Nagourney. This is a typical Nagourney piece; questionable. His coverage of the Democratic primaries moved me to complain to the NYT on many occasions. He is a weasel, I agree.

Posted at July 16, 2008 8:21 PM in response to Nagourney Responds: We Are "Comfortable" With Our Story, Though Headline Was Imperfect

Clark's responses to Schieffer were well reasoned and true. There was no need for the Obama campaign to apologize. Clark was not disrespecting McCain's service. He simply stated the obvious when Schieffer shot back with this idiotic business of flying a fighter plane and getting shot down...
I am glad to see Clark is not backing off.

Posted at July 1, 2008 12:12 AM in response to Clark Ridiculed McCain and the Left Doesn't Get It: What's Up With That?

CNN is now reporting the meeting took place but not at Hillary's home. Apparently it is over.

Posted at June 5, 2008 10:48 PM in response to Obama And Clinton Met Tonight In Washington

I don't think the VP slot came up. I don't think she would dare go there. Otherwise, another gracious gesture on Obama's part, after all he is the victor. Bottom line she has much to learn from him as far as character is concerned. Hers is really flawed.

Posted at June 5, 2008 10:36 PM in response to Obama And Clinton Met Tonight In Washington

Governor Dean is a visionary, a good man. I trust his judgment. He was the trailblazer who made Obama's grassroots campaign possible. I am glad he is staying as head of the DNC.

Posted at June 5, 2008 7:25 PM in response to Howard Dean Gets His Due

Hillary's speech was characterized by its lack of graciousness, by its arrogance, by its narcissism, by its stuborness in rejecting the reality which stares her in the face. It was a crass, rude, disgusting performance.
Worse still, she failed to acknowledge this historical evening for all of America, Obama's historical victory, one which makes this one of the most memorable of my lifetime.
The Clintons are an evil bunch.

Posted at June 3, 2008 10:36 PM in response to Hillary: "I Will Be Making No Decisions Tonight"

McCitizen,
Sen. Obama did not denounce the church, only the two pastors in question. Circumstances have left him no option but to distance himself from it, so the congregation could resume some semblance of normalcy. He expressed sadness at having to do so. He did not flip-flop.

Posted at June 1, 2008 9:33 AM in response to Obama Explains His Break From Trinity Church

This is the only way he can disassociate himself from the next nut knocking on that pulpit which is now a sure way to get some media attention. It is regrettable he has been forced to make such a decision, but this move has liberated him and the Trinity Church congregation from further scrutiny.

Posted at June 1, 2008 8:36 AM in response to Obama Explains His Break From Trinity Church

Carville is irrelevant and annoying.

Posted at May 29, 2008 11:43 PM in response to In Contrast With Core Hillary Message, Carville Says He Thinks Obama "Will" Win General Election

My pick would be Jim Webb. His wife, a very accomplished corporate lawyer, is Vietnamese. What a wonderful picture they would make alongside Michelle & Barack. What America is all about!

Posted at May 28, 2008 3:26 PM in response to Veepstakes Open Thread