american politics

From the Baltimore Sun:

John McCain once had the most powerful brand in American politics.

A day or two late on this. "All of the interesting ones have dropped out...Hillary gone, the Mormon gone, the preacher gone, Fred Thompson gone.... I can't make another McCain age joke... McCain old jokes are even older than John McCain. What are we supposed to do now: Pay attention? Talk about the genuine differences between the candidates?

The LA Times reports that Michelle Obama’s “Proud” statement, highlighted by the Tennessee Republican Party upon her visit to Nashville last month,

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.

AP:

A cancerous brain tumor caused the seizure Sen. Edward M. Kennedy suffered over the weekend, doctors said Tuesday in a grim diagnosis for one of American politics' most enduring figures.

Precious, isn’t it?

I must say I do agree with the blushing bride on this statement:

Dan from Xark! discusses Obama’s executive skill:

Tim Chavez believes that the incrementalism being sold to pro-immigration activists is not of the same sort pursued by the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s: