rhetorical question

Politics is supposed to be about the will of the people expressed by their vote and their activism which then shapes both the political parties and the ranks of elected officials. Would that it were that simple. Reality deals with the fact that there will always be those who are more influential than others in that process.

I'm going to have to watch the tape of last week's Metro Council debate on the Bellevue TIF--which devolved into incremental suck-ups--again, because the Southcomm snoop dog fingered CM Erica Gilmore as one of guilty parties sha

I've heard a lot of whining from the McCain camp about Obama receiving an unfair amount of attention this week because of his visit to Asia and Europe.

Those whiners are missing the finer point.

William Howard Hobbs is apparently disturbed at the news of Planned Parenthood moving into malls across America to serve women's reproductive needs.

[Sorry, earlier I had some versioning issues with this post as it reverted to previous iterations (user error, I’m sure). I think that’s cleared up now.]

From Robert Cox’s post on the back story of how the AP and the Drudge Retort came to terms comes this quote:

Don't know if you saw any of the American Country Music awards Sunday. What an embarrassment. I can't get over the fact that they have it in Las Vegas. That just ain't right.

It opened with Idol sensation Carrie Underwood. That was supposed to be country music? Memo to Carrie: get with Dolly for some lesson on how to be trashy with class. And some singing lessons.

Okay, at this point my headline is almost a rhetorical question. I thought Wright was wonderful on PBS and at the NAACP, but at the Press Club anything he said that was right, there were two things he said that were wrong wrong, or at least would be taken wrong.

For months I've listened to (some) 60s feminists tell me I should vote with my vagina. I have heard the most absurd arguments that I am betraying the feminist movement by not voting for the first viable female nominee for President.

It's some of these feminists, however, who are doing the betraying.

Some of you may have heard that Bubba Clinton lost his temper with some superdelegates, yesterday, and he was almost hysterical when he started ranting about Bill Richardson.
Bubba claims that Richardson promised him 5 times that he would endorse Hillary.

Let's see. Who to believe...Bill Richardson or Bubba Clinton? (Rhetorical question)