There were two when I looked, both pro-Clinton and one from Roemer’s cousin lamenting his participation on behalf of Obama.

“Democrats have a habit of falling in love with candidates on the first date.”

Thanks, I just read the article. I did think it odd that Roemer had used the opportunity for a personal dig on the Clinton’s. Aren’t “Truth” police supposed to be somewhat unbiased? oh but then again they are being paid for by Obama.

Wow just read all of them, those are incredible. Did you see the links on the second post?

Obama seems to not know where he is on the campaign trail or when it is (March?). And he gets taken to task for hatin’ on Hillary. The latest from North Carolina - http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mayhill-fo…

and she’s better than almost all professional journalists—certainly knew what was news and what not.

hah! — “Confronting his displeasure with the Reverend Wright seems to have lit a fire under the Barack ass.”

he really doesn’t have the stamina for this—and the WH ages them all double-fast too.

Exhausted and drained. And he’s more than a decade younger than Hillary.

and constantly making cracks about babies being born and now walking since the campaign began, and about 21 debates already, bla bla bla, reinforces it.

He’s never ever had to run in a seriously-contested campaign i don’t think, and now he’s up against both Clinton and McCain.

he certainly has bad media management skills—his timing is terrible and slow.

at the Washington Post’s The Trail. Hilarious because after going through all of the things that appear to be going Clinton’s way, it then cut and pastes a few paragraphs on at the end explaining why Clinton can’t win. It’s quite jarring.

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they would probably get fired if they didn’t throw in the recommended daily amount of anti-Clinton stuff.

“A profound sense of fatigue…. A feeling of emptiness… Luckily I was able to interpret these feelings… Loss of essence…”

[x] Any (D) in the general. [ ] Any mullah-sucking billionaire-teabagging torture-loving pus-encrusted spawn of Cthulhu, bless his (R) heart.

This from Fowler is revealing:

Did Senator Obama know to whom he was speaking? Likely not. That’s been his problem lately on the campaign trail—not knowing exactly where he was. He even made a joke about it in Hickory when he tried to recall where he had just met someone whose story he wanted to tell. “We were down in—where were we?” Quickly he came up with Winston-Salem, and everybody laughed. Monday in Wilmington, however, not only did he seem not to know Wilmington but the date and time, saying that it was “March” and “nine months to November.” The fact that his audiences are largely composed of die-hard fervent loyalists usually masks this underlying dis-connection. But it’s worth noting that Senator Clinton always knows exactly where she is and to whom she is speaking. On Sunday in Wilmington, for example, her opening remarks touched in quick succession on several important things about the town: the glorious setting on the Cape Fear River, its connection to the military, the upcoming commissioning of the new submarine North Carolina there next weekend, and the fact that “this country has been very good to me and to many of you,” for people who are lucky enough to live in Wilmington are lucky indeed.

And this is interesting:

t one point he said, “Lately the other candidates aren’t talking about their ideas—they’re talking about me.” As far as Senator Clinton is concerned, nothing could be further from the truth. She presents more ideas on the stump than she has time for. This misrepresentation incensed a group of women friends in Hickory. They had seen Hillary Clinton several times in North Carolina and had come to hear Barack Obama before finally making up their minds. Scratch twelve votes for him.

“Don’t hit on Hillary.” Only the day before the Hickory event, Jean Weiss, a feisty eighty-two year-old, told Obama, when he called on her, thinking he would get a question, just that. Age admonishing youth, it was a powerful moment that the crowd much appreciated. That Senator Obama seemed to have forgotten Weiss only a day later may be a sign only of Wright-driven stress.

And this is worrisome:

Often on the campaign trail, however, despite his frequent comment that as President he will listen to the American people, Barack Obama seems to hear only what he wants to hear. Given the mass adulation with which he is received now, audiences don’t seem to perceive Obama’s selective detachment. If Obama is the next President of the United States, however, the mainstream media as well as bloggers will be busy documenting the various scenes in which this dynamic manifests itself.

Ack. Not good.

Thanks for the link, BDB.

[x] Any (D) in the general. [ ] Any mullah-sucking billionaire-teabagging torture-loving pus-encrusted spawn of Cthulhu, bless his (R) heart.

“Remember, boys! STAY AWAY from women! All they want from you is your man-juice!” - Coach Norton (Saving Silverman)

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Real ponies don’t oink - Patrick McManus

Y’all were talking about basketball analogies earlier, but the more I hear about this, the more I think it sounds like the “rope-a-dope” strategy of Muhammad Ali.

Ali leaned back on the ropes and let Foreman land all the body blows he wanted to. Ali hung in there and took it until Foreman was exhausted in the 5th round, and then finally knocked Foreman out in the 8th round.

He’s exhausted, and every thing attacks him leaves him more dazed and out of it. She’s just getting stronger.