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Hillary Clinton will likely concede the Democratic primary long before her bitter supporters at Tennessee Guerrilla Women, who continue to believe that their candidate was the victim of a vast middle-wing conspiracy.

The Washington Post reveals that the Jeremiah Wright controversy may have helped Barack Obama at a crucial time:

P.J. O'Rourke on the forging of John McCain's character:

Some say John McCain's character was formed in a North Vietnamese prison. I say those people should take a gander at what John chose to do - voluntarily.

Congressman Steve Cohen has a reputation of saying what is ever on his mind and usually his words are laced with pop culture analogies, Memphis anecdotes as well as that he is Tennessee’s only liberal rep in Congress.

For months I've listened to (some) 60s feminists tell me I should vote with my vagina. I have heard the most absurd arguments that I am betraying the feminist movement by not voting for the first viable female nominee for President.

It's some of these feminists, however, who are doing the betraying.

I got an email the other day pointing me to a photoblog of Cartagena, Colombia, the hometown of The Missus. Some very cool photos there, mostly of the older part of the city that is within the walls. Here are a few from our trip in 2006 also.

Before I dive into this, let me be up front that I didn't watch the Democrat debate Wednesday night. In fact, the last political debate I actually watched was Bush-Kerry four years ago.

My boy Ron Hart never fails to crack me up - usually on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. His latest is no exception, but I had to share. This one chronicles the annual tradition of Spring Break.

It's amazing that we have seen the day that the mainstream media has taken Bill Clinton to task for his pathological lying. The article in question has to do with the former president trying to provide cover for his wife's wild claim about landing in sniper fire in Bosnia. Here, the AP lays out the facts that refute Clinton's spin.

Hillary Clinton frequently touts her 35 years of experience advocating for America's children. That by itself is a crock, but the more learn about the former First Lady, the more we learn that she really has 35 years of experience in, well, treachery is a good noun.