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When working on his piece on presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain’s letter supporting Proposition 8 which would enshrine the traditional definition of marriage in the California constitution, LA Weekly writer Patrick Range McDonald contacted me for a comment on this decision. As I considered my response, I came up with something a little longer than [...] Full story...
As Bill Clinton prepares to address the delegates of the party he led to two consecutive electoral victories, he’ll be addressing a caucus not entirely unified behind the man who bested his wife for the Democratic nomination.
For as long as people have been criticizing Hillary Clinton, we’ve been hearing her supporters retort that the only reason we dislike the former First Lady is because we can’t stand (or fear) strong women.
Perhaps I shouldn’t write about HIllary’s speech last night to the Democratic National Convention as I had other obligations.
I have never really gotten the fasciation my gay peers have with the pop star who calls herself Madonna.
As I’ve been read John McCain’s political autobiography, Worth the Fighting For: The Education of an American Maverick, and the Heroes Who Inspired Him, (in anticipation of next week’s convention) and pondering a post on Bill Clinton’s legacy to his party (in anticipation of tonight’s speech), I had some thoughts on leadership.
For every reference to his party’s presidential nominee in his speech tonight to the Democratic National Convention, Bill Clinton will reference himself at least three times.
I’ve mostly been taking a break from politics lately, but this one is just too good to pass up:
“We should be led by Osama bin Laden,” he said, then quickly corrected himself.
As I recounted last month, I have been reading J.R.R. Tolkien’s The History of the Lord of the Rings.
. . . or maybe it’s the way Obama treated the Clintons which prevents him from rising.
As the Democrats gather in Denver, their presumptive nominee has missed the chance to turn the quadrennial partisan shindig into an event focused on his election.
Jim Geraghty at The Campaign Spot highlights more evidence that Obama=Kerry=Gore=Clinton.
There will be no line waiting for Barack Obama’s biggest campaign donors before the nominee’s Thursday acceptance speech.
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