ad nauseum

Do they skew polling or not? Ben Smith is of two minds:

We’re skeptical because we heard about this ad nauseum last cycle, but the polls showing Bush ahead turned out to be right.

There’s a Russia-Georgia conflict meme working its way through conservative talk radio that, until recently, I had shrugged off as juvenile.

Mephistophocles explains why he won’t be voting in August, or in November — or ever:

*** Superdelgates for Dummies ***

As the Democrat primary drags on ad nauseum, I begin to wonder about this process which allows for superdelegates to make a selection in the Democrat primary process.

FLAG PINS? Is that what George Snuffalu[bleep]us thinks is one of the most important topics that needs to be discussed in a Presidential Debate?!?

I want Hillary Clinton to win the Democrats’ nomination as much as any rabid, estrogen-based, ovary-laden Clinton sycophant. A mini riot seems to have developed behind the scenes, with a peculiar result. Things are not looking good

Patti Solis Doyle announced that she is stepping down as the campaign manager for the presidential campaign of Sen. Hilary Clinton, D-N.Y.,

Leon McDermott's article on the music industry in the Sunday Herald is worth reading mainly because it takes a rarely seen -- and I believe correct -- view of the music industry's downturn. And he has a rare optimism on the state of record labels.

As Jerry Seinfeld pioneered the concept of a sitcom about nothing, Barack Obama is pioneering the candidacy about nothing.

More just received from the Barack Obama text files

One voice can make a difference. Make that voice yours!

What that voice would say, however, is a mystery, skulking in the shadows with whatever sort of “change” the Obama candidacy is poised to bring about.

I’m hoping not to ramble on about this as is my usual way. 

Roger Abramson previews the bullet points of the political coverage you’ll be seeing on cable ad nauseum this evening: