- Been thinking about this one most of the day, Billy, and I must say,I can’t say I disagree with any of it. The Dinosaur media is sinking because of one major factor: Their bias. McClatchy is just one more in
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By way of James Joyner, this morning, I note Kevin Drum trying to spin his way through the truth:
Bush expansion is over, and Brad DeLong describes it as “the first business cycle during which median household income in
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If you want the honest truth, I never figured this to go down any other way.
Hillary Clinton gets up and makes her speech last night, introduces herself as a ‘proud Obama Supporter’. She makes a plea for unity. And
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- YetAnotherJohn gets a first place, and I get an Honorable Mention at OTB’s Caption Contest. It must be said, John has a nice touch for that kind of thing.
- I’ve noted a shift in the readership of BitsBlog the
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I spent most of last night watching the convention. Between all ego tripping, the pure nonsense, and the political positioning going on, there wasn’t really much to report. Trust me, the only way that anyone should be forced into watching
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- Been spending a great deal of time over the weekend, detailing my Rainier. I’m been jokingly talking about this black truck as my new exersize program, but really only half joking… it’s a lot of physical work… more than I
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The New York Times, in a little noticed article on Natural Gas:
American natural gas production is rising at a clip not seen in half a century, pushing down prices of the fuel and reversing conventional wisdom that domestic
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Alex Knapp, who has been sceraming about Electronic voting systems all along, apparently sees some vindication on the idea that the systems themselves are problematic.
Voting Machine manufacturer Diebold admitted earlier this week that there is an error in its
Interesting note from The Politico, yesterday:
Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell was supposed to give “closing remarks” during this afternoon’s Shorenstein Center-sponsored panel discussion with all three Sunday show moderators — NBC’s Tom Brokaw, ABC’s George Stephanopoulous and CBS’s Bob Schieffer
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In digging into Joe Biden, Barack Obama’s chosen VP, I have found some rather interesting history.
About two years ago, now, (June, 2006) Joe Biden did a Meet The Press. On that program, Biden said the following: (As quoted by
James Joyner at OTB, this morning notes a new Ad from the McCain camp.
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James notes there’s a pattern of wrting going on and cites a couple examples:
The campaign also quickly emailed around a CNN Political Ticker
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You know, there is an argument in the idea that Biden may well have been the worst possible choice for Obama to make.
I mentioned that the right -siders were drooling at the prospect of having Joe Biden to kick around. As you can imagine, the feast has already begun. Here’s a few gems I found while doing my morning rounds.
Steve Benen, frankly has never been one of my favorites. He’s always seemed to me too much an apologist for the out -of -touch -left. HIs history in terms of who he’s been carrying water for (TPM, and