Here’s a site with sound files for network news music. It even has NBC’s election coverage music, which seems to be the same music that MSNBC has been using in this election cycle. (Election coverage music sometimes sends tingles down my spine. Yeah, I’m a political junkie.) Full story...
I just stumbled upon an article in the New York Times archives, from ten years ago, about the disappearance of the New York City accent.
Okay, I’m tired of writing about Sarah Palin. I’m tired of thinking about Sarah Palin. I want her to go away.
If it’s not at all obvious (ya think?), I’m enthralled by the Sarah Palin trainwreck.
I agree with Andy that there’s a strong chance she won’t be on the ballot in November.
Why can’t McCain stop saying “My friends”?
[I]n the last half-century it’s been exclusively resorted to by the worst orators in our presidential races.
It’s official: McCain wanted to pick Lieberman, but he was too afraid to stand up to the conservative wing of his party.
The world is awash in bullshit.
Bill Kristol, just five days ago:
[W]ith Biden’s foreign policy experience as a contrast, could McCain assure voters that the young Pawlenty is ready to take over, if need be, as commander in chief? Also, Biden is a strong and experienced debater.
Politico interviewed some political historians about Sarah Palin.
Presidential scholars say she appears to be the least experienced, least credentialed person to join a major-party ticket in the modern era.
Human beings like to analogize.
So I’ve realized that Sarah Palin is also a female Mike Huckabee.
Fivethirtyeight.com:
… picturing a young, attractive, kooky, female governor from Alaska who has an accent straight out of Fargo in the White House is going to be a much bigger leap for many voters than picturing Barack Obama there.
It strikes me that around the time the 2008 presidential campaign was gearing up, Sarah Palin was mayor of a town of 8,500 people.
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