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Adele Stan: The Ridge/Lieberman Fake-Out
Huffington Post Entertainment Blog —
... And you diligent righties out there, doing your oppo, reading the HuffPo: Guess what? This is not about you. Hard to believe, I know; but it's really not. It's about that handful of Hillary Clinton supporters who are having a hard time bringing themselves to vote for the black guy. Really. ...
GOP: Here's to Hillary's big party!
Salon —
... for combustion. And make no mistake, Republicans are primed for it. As Chip Felkel, a South Carolina consultant who helped George W. Bush win that state in the 2000 primary, said with a laugh: "God forbid that Obama would pick [Kansas Gov. Kathleen] Sebelius for his vice-president. That would really rile up the Clintonistas." The fault lines in the Democratic Party, which will be on display in Denver, are far more than a media concoction. A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal national poll found that Obama has won the support of only 52 percent of former Clinton backers, with ...
Can Obama Get His Mojo Back?
Black Entertainment, Money, Style and Beauty Blogs - Black Voices —
[image] On the eve of the Democratic National Convention, Barack Obama has lost momentum . Polls show the presidential race is a statistical dead heat . Obama has not announced his vice presidential pick , but the rumored contender is a one-day wonder who will not change the game. New York Times chief political correspondent Adam Nagourney told the NewsHour's Jim Lehrer: But what strikes me about this is the fact that he's going to announce it tomorrow at the earliest or Saturday. It's actually, in many ways, evidence that they don't look at ...
The Biden Choice by Obama for VP and the Snubbing of Hillary Clinton … No Bounce with Biden VP Pick
Scared Monkeys —
... With Hillary Clinton garnering nearly half of the delegates during the Democratic primaries one would have thought that Clinton would have at least been on Obama’s short list. It seems that she was not. Many Democrats dreamed of a dream ticket of Obama-Clinton 2008. Now they are stuck with Obama-Biden 2008. A recent Wall street Journal poll, 52 percent of them say they will vote for Obama, but 21 percent are backing McCain, with an additional 27 percent who are undecided or want to vote for someone else. ...
