Sweet Caroline ...
Dem Princess, author, lawyer, song inspiration, and mom Caroline Kennedy officially endorsed Senator Barack Obama today in an opinion piece in the New York Times. Ms. Kennedy compared Senator Obama to her father, John F. Kennedy:
“I have never had a president who inspired me the way people tell me that my father inspired them. But for the first time, I believe I have found the man who could be that president — not just for me, but for a new generation of Americans”.
Uncle Ted is expected to announce his endorsement for the Obama campaign on Monday.
“I have never had a president who inspired me the way people tell me that my father inspired them. But for the first time, I believe I have found the man who could be that president — not just for me, but for a new generation of Americans”.
Uncle Ted is expected to announce his endorsement for the Obama campaign on Monday.
Labels: 2008 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, caroline kennedy
31 Comments:
Anonymous said:
Are comments passing as threads now?
Anonymous said:
In that photo she looks like her mom.
Anonymous said:
Hey Valley Doll,
I'll admit to flip flopping. Kennedy gave the country hope, but at a different time and you wonder if that would have happened with identical access to all the information we've got today. Knowing that it's a much tougher battle, if Obama can inspire us, we really should support him. I'm just not sure how that can work.
Anonymous said:
That's a big kick in the pants to the Clintons; for whom hatred of in the Democratic party is going to bubble over soon.
Anonymous said:
Did anyone hear Big ZD on C-Span this afternoon? He predicted John Mccain would be the next U.S. President and gave his reasons why. Perhaps they will replay the call-in segment that followed the Mccain/Leiberman rally on Sunday.
It was a lot more fun than public comment. The host let me roll, but when I used the term, "shout-out", he started to look at toward the "dump" button, but he hung in there!
Anonymous said:
So many Democrats hate the Clintons they're stepping up to endorse Barack where usually they don't endorse. The last thing they want is Hilary as the nominee let alone President.
Anonymous said:
There you have it!
The race is over, Homeless Dave Elliott has called it.
I bet MSNBC, CNN, Fox News, Bloomberg, etc. will all be lining up for the wisdom of the homeless guy who lives in a van and begs for money outside Starbucks.
Yea I bet noone will.
Anonymous said:
Thanks Dave we needed a laugh!
Anonymous said:
Clinton paid bloggers are posting MEAT on Mayor Sam.
Joseph Mailander said:
Idle speculation here on an earlier thread is I think dead on, but Hillary will also play up the victim angle.
Expect a week-long cone of silence out of Bill, and then an across-the-miles, Superbowl Sunday finger-wagging by Hillary, probably saying something like:
"Well, you know Bill, him creating some problems for me is nothing new. So I had to shut him up. And he knows when I mean it, because's been in the doghouse even at the White House before."
I really can't bear to think of the coming farce. This is going to be an hilarious week.
Anonymous said:
I think that Obama is a nice guy but no one has taken a look at his criminal record. Anyway, I'm a Republican supporting Hillary but I do have some problems with her. Soon Obama's streak will end and we'll have find ourselves discuusing something else when he begins to loose some more again.
Anonymous said:
Yes, yes! but when she reminds us that she has the background to deal with evil men...there's your whole hilarious Feb, Joe.
Anonymous said:
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Jim said:
Uncle Ted is expected to announce his endorsement for the Obama campaign on Monday is right...
Could be a little envy against the Clintons. There's the dynasty angle, Kennedys vs. Clintons. Really not surprising, first John Kerry, and now Ted kennedy (BTW, Kerry's number one friend and backer in '04) steps into the Obama corner. Lines continue being draw. All major politicians will sooner or later side with one camp or another. It's like a High School dance, who do you ask, who do you invite, and what crowd do you stand with? For the winner, there are "debts to pay" in the form of cabinet seat's ambassador-ship's etc. et. It is so sad the really "great President" never got to be elected, he was assassinated on June 5, 1968.
PS. BTW, who is the female rodeoing champion? Ted, Bill, or Jack??
Anonymous said:
OK, I'm a big ZD critic, but I happen to agree with him about McCain. He will be President, especially if he pulls it out in Flori-Duh on Tuesday. It is Rudy's last gasp and he is on life support.
Romney has the money, the looks and some organization, but McCain has found his second wind, and he will kick everyone's ass and face Hillary in November. It will all beover on February 5, 2008.
I also believe there will be a slew of foxhole conversions from Rushbo on down, and they will all "hold their nose" and vote for McCain.
I am still ABH - Anybody but Hillary.
Anonymous said:
Hate to break it to you, but McCain might be the Republican nominee, but Clinton will be the next President.
I think it's smarter for ANY Dem or Rep, for that matter, to endorse anyone in Primary. Although it's possible that national candidates for President don't hold grudges like the local politicians do.
Obama isn't going to inspire anyone except for the sheep who like to think they're Progressives. them and minorities. People get so hyped up but when they realize that he can't really follow through on all of those empty promises, (and the Clintons will point that out a lot) they'll "see the light" and vote Hillary.
There is a long way to go.
And for anyone who gives a shit about Caroline Kennedy must think long and hard about the asshole she married. Her endorsement wold have been enough to cement my vote for Hillary even if she didn't have it.
Anonymous said:
Hillary will NEVER be President of anything except the Bill Clinton Sucker Club.
over 50% of the people in the US hate her and would never vote for her.
Mc Cain puts the lie to all of her BS qualifications: While she was a Yale freeing Black Panthers, he was in a POW cell.
he is an experienced military commander and she has none.
He is an experinced Senator, and she is known for passing no bills, except on to give $1,000,000 for a monument to Woodstock.
She's a fraud and he's real.
It all shows, and will show more in the debates. I only hope she gets the nomination; Barack will be otugh to beat.
Debbie said:
Unfortunately, I've a few wonderful, smart, sexy women who have ended up married to assholes. And I've never held it against them. I never held it against Hillary, and I sure as hell never held it against Corina.
xoxo
Debbie said:
shoulda read: Unfortunately, I've known a few wonderful, smart, sexy women who have ended up married to assholes.
Daisy the Dachshund jumped on my keyboard!
Hooray!
Anonymous said:
Obama's so real, he can't even vote yes or no; just present.
I would bet you that SHE will be the President, but alas, we're both anonymous so we can't! Ha Ha
Anonymous said:
If JFK hadn't died so young, he'd have been exposed as the fraud he was. His dad bought him the White House: dad Joe made his money running illegal booze during the prohibition while being a visible "good Catholic," impregnating his wife nonstop. And she was a bigoted, anti-Catholic prig. Hypocrites both.
JFK of course screwed anything that moved -- from the famous to infamous, and threw them away like toilet paper soon as he was done. All while being on heavy narcotics for his back. Best thing about him, he was apparently smart and well-read, but when he died and his wife stood by so stoically: maybe she had reasons to secretly think the prick got what was coming to him.
Papa Joe also bought son RFK the job of Attorney General, kind of cozy, don't you think? Made sure Johnny didn't get indicted for anything. And word is, they only supported integration so strongly because it was politically expedient to do so -- no choice.
Way they were shot, unlucky family: karma, coming home to roost for Papa Joe's misdeeds, maybe? They've been plagued with bad luck ever since. Only smart one is marie, who married an immigrant pol who's also a womanizer, but he's given her a powerful political role.
Anonymous said:
The files of who was paid to blog for the Clintons will be released via Drudge and TMZ shortly. Names will be named especially where those bloggers have a direct link to a Clinton operative or supporter.
Anonymous said:
Your more specific local connections however you will most likely need to get either at the Times or on the local blogs. Not sure TMZ will pick up the Antonio connection.
Anonymous said:
4:48 PM didn't tell us anything we didn't already know and absolutely do not care about.
Anonymous said:
Not TMZ - O'Reilly and Drudge will have it tomorrow - PAID Clinton Bloggers. Big Story!
Anonymous said:
Zuma Dogg - you HAVE to call O'Reilly tomorrow about the paid Clinton bloggers. Its very important. But be careful.
Anonymous said:
9:27 am,
Thanks for the heads up!
Anonymous said:
IT'S AN EFIN PARODY!
Anonymous said:
Koom-ba-ya. Let's all hold hands with the republicans and see camp-fire songs.
Wow, that's quite a bit of change.
Anonymous said:
Bart,
You better talk to him!
Anonymous said:
Huge support the Kennedys gave Obama.
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