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   <title>Forgive Premature, accidental post - WHY WE NEED EDIT CAPABILITY</title>
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   <published>2008-03-18T13:48:34Z</published>
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   <title>The End of Days - or a Chance At the Beginning (if you&apos;re an Obama supporter) - Either Way McCain Picked the Wrong Day to be in Iraq - Yesterday a Blueprint for the Smackdown in November</title>
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   <published>2008-03-18T13:44:14Z</published>
   <updated>2008-03-18T13:44:14Z</updated>
   
   <summary><![CDATA[While our so called private markets are being nationalized under our nose.&nbsp; Anyone in the MSM except PBS's Lehrer's NewsHour, NPR&nbsp;and the BBC see the long con past the short?&nbsp; Why, but for those three lights in the darkness, did...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>While our so called private markets are being nationalized under our nose.&nbsp; Anyone in the MSM except PBS's Lehrer's NewsHour, NPR&nbsp;and the BBC see the long con past the short?&nbsp; Why, but for those three lights in the darkness, did the rest&nbsp;of the media focus on the mechanics of the bailout and immediate consequences - buton TVthe Internet is the salvation of the Fourth Estate</p>]]>
      
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<entry>
   <title>Just In... re NY Gov. Inauguration</title>
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   <published>2008-03-18T07:45:11Z</published>
   <updated>2008-03-18T07:45:11Z</updated>
   
   <summary><![CDATA[Geraldine Ferraro, former NY&nbsp;Congresswoman&nbsp;and Democratic VP Candidate -- when asked for a comment on newly sworn-in NY Governor David Paterson, said, "He's lucky to be black AND blind..."Details to follow.(snark alert)...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[Geraldine Ferraro, former NY&nbsp;Congresswoman&nbsp;and Democratic VP Candidate -- when asked for a comment on newly sworn-in NY Governor David Paterson, said, <br /><br />"He's lucky to be black AND blind..."<br /><br />Details to follow.<br /><br />(snark alert)]]>
      
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   <title>You Know It&apos;s Hard Out There For A White Woman (if you&apos;re Ferraro or Steinem)</title>
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   <published>2008-03-12T00:14:46Z</published>
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   <summary><![CDATA[Anybody - talking smack - know what it means to walk as a black man / woman in&nbsp;America?&nbsp; I hear all of this philosophizing about it from the stale pasties.&nbsp; And comparing lives long past.&nbsp; If we're going there -...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>Anybody - talking smack - know what it means to walk as a black man / woman in&nbsp;America?&nbsp; I hear all of this philosophizing about it from the stale pasties.&nbsp; And comparing lives long past.&nbsp; If we're going there - back there - to, from whence we came...&nbsp; Let's go.<br /><br />Realize that as a black citizen&nbsp;- you're likely mixed with all of&nbsp;the colors of the rainbow (as we all are) -- but&nbsp;even as a black&nbsp;person with multiple degrees - much less Ivy League -&nbsp; when you walk up on someone - what do they see?&nbsp; FITB.</p>
<p>Are we f'in kidding?</p>
<p>If this is a pissing match - must we really go through the f'in history?!?</p>
<p>Be brought over in chains - then talk to me...</p>
<p>In the bottoms of many&nbsp;ships - millions laying like cargo - for months and months and months&nbsp;-&nbsp;bleeding, shitting, puking and dying all over one another - crossing the Atlantic - if you survive the Middle Passage - then talk to me....</p>
<p>Be auctioned like cattle - after being snatched from your home - separated from your family - deprived of the ability to communicate with your brethren - deprived of any glimmer of your language, culture, religion - then talk to me...&nbsp; </p>
<p>Be treated like chattel - or&nbsp;like anything other than human - then talk to me...</p>
<p>Be legally prohibited from having a family, barred from being connected to anything other than your chains - then talk to me...</p>
<p>Be beaten bloody daily - to within an inch of your life - or past that inch - times millions - then talk to me...</p>
<p>Build a nation on your back and that of your unborn children -- only to be slighted and told you're not worthy -- time after time after time - then talk to me...</p>
<p>Please -&nbsp; talk to me about how hard it has been.&nbsp; On that field - matches we will we win.&nbsp; He's got the diaspora of struggle in his DNA.&nbsp; </p>
<p>Fuck you and all of your misguided, delusional concepts of what it means to be&nbsp;and succeed as a person of color - without a whine to be heard anywhere. </p>
<p>Fuck you - royally.</p>
<p>And if you want to understand what the real world is like - I'll gladly meet with you.&nbsp; The people herein desrcibed were not picked because of their gender - but selected for a special place in hell because of their color.</p>
<p>I love this country because it was built on our backs - and that's what makes it worthy...</p>
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   <title>Soul-less in the Heartland</title>
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   <published>2008-03-03T01:31:43Z</published>
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   <summary><![CDATA[By Courtney GoodloeFor me, tonight's '60 Minutes' - was the final, irretrievable, burned, broken, bombed, never-to-be-repaired bridge.&nbsp; If anyone had any question about Clinton's character (or deficiency thereof)&nbsp;tonight was exhibit 'A' - for amoral.&nbsp;&nbsp; Well, we're probably all the way...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[By Courtney Goodloe<br /><br />For me, tonight's '60 Minutes' - was the final, irretrievable, burned, broken, bombed, never-to-be-repaired bridge.&nbsp; <br /><br />If anyone had any question about Clinton's character (or deficiency thereof)&nbsp;tonight was exhibit 'A' - for amoral.&nbsp;&nbsp; Well, we're probably all the way down to&nbsp;exhibit 'Z' with her but 'A' works better.<br /><br />Kroft's thoughtful piece about all of the forces at play in battleground Ohio encountered the laughable, kindergarteny smears about Obama's patriotism and&nbsp;'secret Muslim' identity.<br /><br />Ironically, Kroft corrected a potential Obama supporter - who said his only lingering doubts were with respect to these&nbsp;rumors.&nbsp; Kroft - to his credit - said forcefully, "You know that's not true, don't you?"&nbsp; But given an opportunity to take the same high-road - Clinton - in only the way a Clinton could - said,&nbsp;"I take him at his word" - which is a wink and a nod rather than a sincere rejection of this crap as preposterous.&nbsp; Once again Kroft, in a moment of pure journalistic integrity, pushed her on the point -&nbsp;ultimately exposing her as the true hack that she is.&nbsp; He wasn't Ed Bradley's protege and friend for nothing.&nbsp; Anyone still question who sent the photo to Drudge?<br /><br />This is the same low road taken way back when, leading up to&nbsp;the South Carolina primary.&nbsp; Clinton surrogates like&nbsp;Shaheen,&nbsp;B. Kerrey, A. Cuomo, Robert Johnson and the chief-surrogate, Bill - dropped innuendo subtle and not so - then pretended they were perplexed about the uproar as they fled.<br /><br />South Carolina and every state thereafter resoundingly rejected the Clinton machine's tactics - Clintonian soon&nbsp;to replace Orwellian&nbsp;-- voting for Obama across all demographic lines - restoring my much tested&nbsp;faith in the electorate.&nbsp;<br /><br />Please, Texas and Ohio do the same.]]>
      
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   <title>Holy Confoundemnification Batman</title>
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   <published>2008-02-27T15:09:13Z</published>
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   <summary>By Courtney Goodloe...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>By Courtney Goodloe</p>
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   <title>Holy Confoundemnification Batman</title>
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   <published>2008-02-27T14:55:50Z</published>
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   <summary>By Courtney Goodloe...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>By Courtney Goodloe</p>
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   <title>The Doer Has Done Herself In</title>
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   <published>2008-02-26T12:20:25Z</published>
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   <summary><![CDATA[By Courtney GoodloeOnce stenched it is damn near impossible to cleanse.You know how when you step in some dog-poo -- you can try and try and try hard as you might -- but&nbsp;can never quite rid yourself of the smell...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[By Courtney Goodloe<br /><br />Once stenched it is damn near impossible to cleanse.<br /><br />You know how when you step in some dog-poo -- you can try and try and try hard as you might -- but&nbsp;can never quite rid yourself of the smell -- short of obliterating your shoe?<br /><br />Well,&nbsp;what will be the&nbsp;final, pathetic, Clinton campaign dirty-trick was the work of a staffer who missed Rove 101 but fancied themselves a master.&nbsp; Was plausible deniability a casualty of&nbsp;incompetence, obliviousness,&nbsp;arrogance or just plain suicidal tendencies?<br /><br />As they have all along, her campaign once again seems to miss the point that whatever else you do, your fundamental mission should be to attract voters -- no matter how preordained you think your win should be.&nbsp; It seems so simple that presumably one should not have to explain this to professionals, but apparently we do.<br /><br />The voters she needs to be attracting&nbsp;and re-attracting (not repelling) have either drifted from her camp or were in Obama's already -- which by very definition shows a part of their nature to be optimistic.&nbsp; This group does not respond well to turd-hurling and will now be permanently alienated -- even if she were the nominee come the general.&nbsp; Not to mention the&nbsp;increased likelihood of&nbsp;super-delegate defection as a&nbsp;response to trying to take the Party down with her.&nbsp; And if Obama's the nominee, she has clearly abandoned the possibilities of a spot in his administration, or preserving an honorable Senate career, or running for anything ever again.&nbsp; <br /><br />Clinton's staff seems to have perfected the multi-tasking of the Titanic -- managing to re-arrange chairs, while playing in the band and stepping over women and children all at once.&nbsp; For anyone looking for prioritization - finding this photo&nbsp;is what her staff has been&nbsp;spending its time doing.&nbsp; This, after time and time again, the only negatives that rise when she goes negative are hers.<br /><br />This apocalyptic scorch, slash and burn betrays a level of cynicism which astounds.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;If you accept my premise above regarding what her strategy should be, then what possible logic could reside in their approach except that she's taking the ball home?<br /><br />Contrary to the idea that the Republicans are relishing the 'dirtying' up - I'd imagine that their strategists are quite annoyed at the fact that Clinton is using up all their potential ammunition for the general.&nbsp; And in the process, her campaign is giving Obama's an opportunity&nbsp;to further perfect its&nbsp;graceful deflect,&nbsp;defend and rise above moves.&nbsp; Whatever doesn't kill you...<br /><br />Oh - I thought of another possible explanation for her strategy - which I credit to <em>NY Daily News</em> columnist Errol Lewis.&nbsp; His theory, offered early on, is downright Machiavellian.&nbsp; That since the Clinton camp benefits from lower voter turnout, it in fact aims to disgust the electorate enough to induce apathy.&nbsp; This&nbsp;was&nbsp;before we grasped the strength of Obama's campaign and its supporters' passion.&nbsp; And abandoning losing strategies does not seem to be Clinton's strong suit.<br /><br />Always several steps behind the electorate, the Clintons missed the part where we&nbsp;chucked the smelly shoes - a lesson lost on them while they&nbsp;continue to wear theirs.]]>
      
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   <title>No Country For Whiny, Crusty, Self-Important Wannabes</title>
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   <published>2008-02-25T16:43:26Z</published>
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   <summary><![CDATA[By Courtney GoodloeWell - Nader - again.&nbsp; Bill Murray should play him in a Groundhog Day sequel. &nbsp;Do you need a sequel or does the movie just spontaneously recreate itself?&nbsp; Jeez.What a way to totally obliterate a legacy.&nbsp; Much respect...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[By Courtney Goodloe<br /><br />Well - Nader - again.&nbsp; Bill Murray should play him in a <em>Groundhog Day</em> sequel. &nbsp;Do you need a sequel or does the movie just spontaneously recreate itself?&nbsp; Jeez.<br /><br />What a way to totally obliterate a legacy.&nbsp; Much respect for that by the way - but when you have to go back thirty years to reference your other-than-gadfly accomplishments - well either start adding to your resume or get off the stage.<br /><br />On <em>Meet the Press</em> yesterday, he spoke of the 'right to run'&nbsp; - yeah well people have the right to make movies, write books, make music - and the public has the right to not buy a ticket - well, you get the point.<br /><br />Like a lot of pols are learning this season - you missed your moment.&nbsp; And no amount of repeats are going to make you the Third Party messiah.&nbsp; He seems to have missed the lecture on movements - people actually have to follow you.&nbsp; The very premise of your run requires same -&nbsp; we haven't and we won't.&nbsp; He thinks he can piggy-back the surge in political participation which he nearly&nbsp;murdered.<br /><br />Nader misses the true fount of our national resentment.&nbsp; More than his being an accomplice to the Gore mugging - more than the condescending tone - more than the uneasy feeling we get in any arena when someone keeps missing the graceful exit -&nbsp;&nbsp;America resents late-coming, bypass an entire process kinda candidates.<br /><br />So now after the earliest starting Presidential primary processes ever - after we and the candidates have put in all the hard work, of&nbsp;dialogue&nbsp;(Nader you are not excused from this), volunteering, reading,&nbsp;Dante's seven levels of debate hell&nbsp; - oh yeah, and SURVIVING THE BUSH YEARS - he pops up now - much like the annoying latest-arriving party guest.<br /><br />Sir, do you know why you come across as completely inauthentic and self-interested?&nbsp; It is because&nbsp;you have been remarkably muted over the last seven years of our country's near decimation.&nbsp; You'd&nbsp;seasonally stick your head out of the hole - much like Pennsylvania&nbsp;bellwether animal - just to remind us of your 'potential' to up-end the process.<br /><br />No Sir, the last few years you did not spend that time actually building a movement or doing something valuable like having a shadow government - answering all the administration BS loud and clear&nbsp;at every turn.&nbsp; No - after you surface&nbsp;just to run - you go right back into your hole with no acknowledgment of the storm vortex&nbsp;you created - oh, but with the perfunctory, occasional gracing us with your presence.<br /><br />For all of the bashing of our system - although admittedly, much of it deserved - at least the people you malign participate consistently.&nbsp; All the 'revolution' you tout - would actually require your&nbsp;hanging round for more than the blasts of attention you so seem to crave.&nbsp; Oh wait - definitely don't want to encourage your hanging 'round.<br /><br />Go back into your hole, please.]]>
      
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   <title>Caught With Her Pantsuit Down</title>
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   <published>2008-02-24T15:19:40Z</published>
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   <summary><![CDATA[By Courtney GoodloeThe Clinton scold&nbsp;heard yesterday 'round the world was 'shockingly'&nbsp;not about direct mail or tactics or anything but the defensive posture&nbsp;of someone whose central&nbsp;character and resume point has been so thoroughly and embarrassingly debunked as&nbsp;myth.The irony is that we...]]></summary>
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      <![CDATA[By Courtney Goodloe<br /><br />The Clinton scold&nbsp;heard yesterday 'round the world was 'shockingly'&nbsp;not about direct mail or tactics or anything but the defensive posture&nbsp;of someone whose central&nbsp;character and resume point has been so thoroughly and embarrassingly debunked as&nbsp;myth.<br /><br />The irony is that we have all been chasing the 'authenticity' story as it relates to Obama. But as this campaign wanes, win or lose, whose persona&nbsp;appears&nbsp;to be deflated here and whose currency has risen?&nbsp; <br /><br />The self-described (other-described) <em>ube</em>r-prepared and hardest working pol in the biz has been shown to be exactly, well, not.&nbsp; In fact, so unprepared and apparently outworked so as to confound.&nbsp; If you could not summon these traits&nbsp;from the opening shot&nbsp;- then hmmm.<br />&nbsp;<br />Is Clinton now actually more vulnerable to the infamous 'talking vs. doing' contrast than her opponent.&nbsp; It seems that while she was 'talking' about being prepared and working hard -- he was&nbsp;'doing' just that.<br /><br />I need not recount every single Clinton campaign mis-step&nbsp;here as they have now become legion -- as has a closer analysis of&nbsp; "ready on day one..."&nbsp; But the mind-bending whoppers -- choice of personnel, money mismanagement, lack of ground-operations in key places, forfeiting caucuses, playing catch-up in understanding&nbsp;the TX delegate process&nbsp;-- show a candidate who was anything but&nbsp;ready.&nbsp;<br /><br />Interestingly, what it speaks to is one of two possible explanations (perhaps both). Either&nbsp;very Bush-like -- over-delegating and just 'stepping in' after blindly accepting what was offered&nbsp;by staff -- without keeping some degree of a&nbsp;personal handle on things, OR, as many others have floated&nbsp;-- having staff so unwilling or unable to speak truth to her that things fell apart while she was being told otherwise.&nbsp; Either scenario is troubling because they illustrate a lack of competence that is quite frankly, stunning.<br /><br />In my mind, more telling than yesterday's cringe-inducing "shame on you..."&nbsp;was Clinton saying, "enough with the speeches and rallies..."&nbsp;&nbsp;Really, do you&nbsp;mean&nbsp;essentially, enough with campaigning???&nbsp; Seriously?<br /><br />Next, was the bizarre line about, "Let's start having some elections and seeing the results..."&nbsp; I don't know where Clinton has been since February 5th - but the last ten contests qualify as results - unless she's confusing her zero wins with&nbsp;meaning 'nothing' happened.&nbsp; <br /><br />Every Clinton campaign negative gambit, tactic, ploy, response, attack -- reveals a certain level of tone-deafness and a drifting ever farther away from an accurate reading of the national mood.&nbsp; This inability to 'see' and to 'hear' does not bode well for adjustment.<br /><br />What is the definition of insanity -- repeating the same... well, you know the rest.<br /><br />]]>
      
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