… and the Number One Reason to Watch “The Late Show with David Letterman” tonight
barack and dave back in April '07
If you're up later, be sure to catch Barack Obama reading tonight's Top Ten List on "The Late Show with David Letterman". Senator Obama is the third presidential candidate to appear on the show this month. Hillary Clinton was first when she visited Jan. 2, the night the show returned on the air after settling with striking writers. The ever stylishly coiffed John Edwards and Dave ran their fingers through each other’s hair this past Tuesday.
Oh … all right, all right. I was going to wait until tomorrow to post the whole Top Ten List, but if you’re too impatient to wait and/or too narcoleptic to stay up, don’t worry ... V-Doll’s gonna hook you up.
If you're up later, be sure to catch Barack Obama reading tonight's Top Ten List on "The Late Show with David Letterman". Senator Obama is the third presidential candidate to appear on the show this month. Hillary Clinton was first when she visited Jan. 2, the night the show returned on the air after settling with striking writers. The ever stylishly coiffed John Edwards and Dave ran their fingers through each other’s hair this past Tuesday.
Oh … all right, all right. I was going to wait until tomorrow to post the whole Top Ten List, but if you’re too impatient to wait and/or too narcoleptic to stay up, don’t worry ... V-Doll’s gonna hook you up.
Posted by Debbie @ 1/24/2008 07:43:00 PM
16 Comments:
Hillary Clinton - Clintons people have to worry about a certain segment of the press interpreting Clinton as "the incumbent" being rejected by majority margins in the future (60% rejected her in Iowa). Iowa was never a natural fit for her. She'll get a few more primaries to prove herself.
Barack Obama - I think more folks are getting involved in the Democratic Party process (more indies, more GOP people, more youth). And that's a contagious thing with voters. But movement candidacies NEED victories; they die quick deaths if they lose — just ask Howard Dean. Obama doesn't mind not winning as long as the person who is ahead of him is Edwards and not Clinton.
John McCain - nobody plays the "national press expectations game" better than McCain.
Fred Thompson - withdrew with dignity. How soon will it be before he endorses McCain?
Thanks for that stirring commentary on political strategy. You've shown yourself to be both insightful and eloquent, santiago. Hopefully Hillary will beat out that low-down mayate, and the menudo will flow.. "There Will Be Blood" foretells an Obama nomination..
10:15 am,
YOU ARE WRONG, THERE IS BLOOD.
‘There Will Be Blood’
A surge of political protests re-ignites clashes in Kenya.
http://www.newsweek.com/id/94789
Latinos for Obama. None of us want a woman who is too stupid and gutless to leave a lying cheating husband (Bill Clinton) that has made a fool out of her with numerous affairs. If she has not character, dignity or self pride for herself why would we want a weakling in the White House? Instead of having the self respect and courage as Corina Ragosa had Hillary pretends and says "Bill loves me." If he loved you he would respect you and that sure isn't the case.
Who do you blame more for the series of harsh exchanges between the Clinton and Obama campaigns?
The Clinton campaign 52% 13,501
Both, equally 24% 6,451
The Obama campaign 24% 6,148
Note on Poll Results
Total Votes: 26,100
WASHINGTON (CNN) — John Kerry, the Democratic Party's 2004 nominee for president, took aim at Bill Clinton Friday, telling the National Journal the former president does "not have a license to abuse the truth."
The Massachusetts senator, who endorsed Barack Obama's White House bid earlier this month, said Clinton's criticisms of the Illinois senator have been "over the top," and suggested the former president is getting "frantic."
Targeting Clinton's recent spate of attacks on Obama, Kerry said, "I think you had an abuse of the truth, is what happened. …I mean, being an ex-president does not give you license to abuse the truth, and I think that over the last days it's been over the top.
Clinton always fought the battle of acting presidential. Appears he's loosing again.
Hi Valley Doll, You rock! Really luving the cute-girl-politics and PTA Moms style you're moving forward on MS. It was sorely needed and anyone who doesn't get it should f#*k off.
Santiago and Jet Anony glad you guys are on this blog, it always brightens my day to know there are people like you guys still out among our masses.
Santiago, have you given any more thought to our nations economic problems, I would realy like to read your ideas on the solution to the looming economic recession.
In our ever changing role in the newly globailzed economy it feels as if our will to compete and survive has dwindled among the newly emerging world economic leaders of the world. What are your thoughts on our presence in the ever changing globailzed economy?
They are complimenting each other again at 7:44. Moderator dogg?
It brightens her day?
manchild, that chick's begging
7:51,
I agree. It's only one, and they've been good about it, so let 'em have that one. ONE! (Common Hiroshi...no complimenting each (other) back and forth please. People see right through it, anyway, as you can see!)
Since when did everyone become so sensitive about a little spat here and there. Hillary was just toying with obama and he has spent most of his talks defending himself. He will need a thicker skin if he is considering running the country. Besides, in every past election there has been major mud slinging between all parties.
Hillary is fab. Who else can clean up the incredible mess that this country is now in, certainly not Obama. Why isnt Obama taking questions from the audience. After watching him 3 times now, Im fed up with the gospel church antics. Give some specific solutions to the tough problems that lie ahead like the other candidates have and stop trying to defend yourself. You sound like a little school boy that is way out of his league.
CNN ran a great spot about mud-slinging last night.
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