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In using her Iraq-bound son as campaign prop last night, Sarah Palin may have also violated Operational Security, according to VetVoice.com. Generally, disclosing the date of deployment is illegal.

The McCain campaign pulled an interview with CNN tonight because they say that election analyst Campbell Brown "crossed a line" in asking a McCain staffer to give one example of Gov. Sarah Palin making a command decision involving the Alaskan National Guard.

The worst defense of Sarah Palin's executive experience by a McCain staffer ever, especially in the loathsome insinuation that she has command over the Alaskan National Guard while they are in Iraq:

It's not exactly the kind of surge John McCain wanted to talk about at next week's Republican necktie party in Minneapolis. The National Weather Service is expecting a 15-20 storm surge by the time Gustav makes landfall, likely as a Category 4 Hurricane.

Sales of guns and ammo spike in the Big Easy ahead of Gustav.

John Carney discusses what may happen to Joe Biden’s Senate seat where the Obama ticket to elevate to the Presidency:

From the McCain Camp:

ARLINGTON, VA — U.S. Senator John McCain today announced that he has selected Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to be his running mate and to serve as his vice president.

While I could nitpick at his use of the term "illegal" to describe a human being, and the excessive 29 million figure for the number of undocumented immigrants, and the somewhat unrealistic idea that we would jail and house all 29 million immigrants to come up with the figure of $1.6 billion per day to attack Tuke with in his latest press release...overall, its not a bad immigration plan for Eaton

I was getting ready to start my day early this morning when my phone rang. It was a friend of mine in DC who wanted to know if I had seen and/or blogged about a comment Barack Obama made recently at a speech in Colorado. I told him it was unlikely and asked what he said that was so earth shattering.

I was getting ready to start my day early this morning when my phone rang. It was a friend of mine in DC who wanted to know if I had seen and/or blogged about a comment Barack Obama made recently at a speech in Colorado. I told him it was unlikely and asked what he said that was so earth shattering.