s endorsement

“Well, you’ve sure got a lot to write about these days!” It almost never fails. When I tell people I’m a blogger and political activist, they almost always respond with those words. And it’s true. What I don’t have is a lot of time to write about the lot that I have to write about!

The Republicans can no longer distance their presumptive VP nominee from connections to indicted ethical invertebrate, Senator Ted Stevens. Sarah Palin has several rather close working relationships with Senator Stevens:

Governor Bredesen, Senator John Wilder, Representative Johnny Shaw and others will be at the Governor’s endorsement of Randy Camp at the Fayette County Courthouse in Somerville, Monday August 18th at 3:30 p.m. Camp is running to replace fmr Lt. Governor Wilder in Senate District 26.

Yesterday, the blogs were buzzing with the rumor that Colin Powell's endorsement of Barack Obama was eminent.

Matt Pulle puts his own special spin on Councilman Mike Jameson’s endorsement letter heaping praises on 52nd District state House candidate, Mike Stewart.

From Clarksville Online:

I finally got around to listening to WPLN’s audio interviews (with an assist from WSMV’s video interviews) with school board candidates in the fighting Ninth District, where several contenders are waging a heated and

Obama wins in Europe, wins in Iraq, and is beating McCain at home despite the desperate attacks by the old man that have been denounced by fellow Republicans.

Blake Dvorak on Terry McAuliffe’s endorsement of Virginia Governor Tim Kaine for Veep:

There is no bigger Clinton cheerleader than Terry McAuliffe. So whomever he is boosting doesn’t matter so much as the fact that he’s not boosting Clinton.

The insurgent Republican challenger to incumbent GOP Congressman David Davis doesn’t see Lamar Alexander’s endorsement of his opponent as a problem: