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David Oatney wrote a really good post on the fallout of Obama’s little Freudian slip yesterday.
The Democratic Party can’t play the game of class warfare anymore, and from the tone and tenor of Obama’s words, it sounds like he and the Democratic Party are the ones who are bitter.
This is a political party whose leaders [...]

When I heard Major Garret ask Obama the question and Obama answer on Friday evening... my thoughts were that Barak just bit the bait and will be reeled in the boat on Monday morning when the news will most certainly come out stating the contrary.

Here you go.....

This is the first time in a while that I've agreed with Bill Clinton:

Bill Clinton, in an exclusive interview with Robin Roberts, said he thinks Democrats are torn between two candidates they like, and that it's time to "chill out" and let the voters decide who should be the party's presidential nominee.

According to rumors flying around the internet (ok, at the Nashville Post through VV), there may be a spokesperson job available soon. Pressure is hitting the Chairperson of the Republican State Executive Committee, Robin Smith, over the Husseining episod