24

publicpolicypolling.com - 10/31/2008

Public Policy Polling

— publicpolicypolling.com — Michigan Poll October 31, 2008 Barack Obama is set for a double digit win in Michigan. New... Mexico Poll October 31, 2008 Barack Obama and Tom Udall are both going to win in New Mexico. Final Oregon Poll October 31, 2008 Barack Obama and Jeff Merkley ... (more) Public Policy Polling

White House

Barack Obama

Comments vote downundo vote up BlueOregon found this 10/31/2008found this

5

digbysblog.blogspot.com - 10/29/2008

Hullabaloo

— digbysblog.blogspot.com — Tuesday, October 28, 2008 Charles Meets Barack by digby Just watch it. . digby 10/28/2008 05:30:00 PM... | (more) Hullabaloo

Comments vote downundo vote up Firedoglake found this 10/29/2008found this

6

brusselsjournal.com - 10/28/2008

Barack Hussein Obama and the Triumph of Marxism

— brusselsjournal.com — One of the recurring themes in my essays is the realization that the West didn't win the... Cold War as decisively as we should have done. A generation after we "defeated" Marxism, Marxist-inspired groups control much of the Western education ... (more) Barack Hussein Obama and the Triumph of Marxism

White House

Barack Obama

Comments vote downundo vote up Snapped Shot found this 10/28/2008found this

Leave a Comment

Conservatives, Despite Their Own Message, Pretend Election Isn't Referendum On Conservatism
Open Left - Front Page — ... But substance is secondary to spin on the Right - and likely in the media. As Digby notes, we're already seeing the media Villagers insisting the same thing Wehner is insisting: Namely, that no matter how well conservatives have framed this election as a choice between conservatism and progressivism, and no matter how big a progressive victory that election may bring, America nonetheless remains to the right of Ronald Reagan. In effect, the Right is making the "nah nah nah can't hear you!" argument, claiming that that no matter what America says about its own politics and ...

David Sirota: The GOP's "Nah Nah Nah Can't Hear You!" Argument
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... But substance is secondary to spin on the Right - and likely in the media. As Digby notes, we're already seeing the media Villagers insisting the same thing Wehner is insisting: Namely, that no matter how well conservatives have framed this election as a choice between conservatism and progressivism, and no matter how big a progressive victory that election may bring, America nonetheless remains to the right of Ronald Reagan. In effect, the Right is making the "nah nah nah can't hear you!" argument, claiming that that no matter what America says about its own politics and ...

Secrets of the universe
The Sideshow — ... Blocking All Roads Into Town - Digby says: "I've been writing for a very long time that the minute a Democratic president is sworn in, the Village cries for bipartisanship are going to be deafening. They did it after 2006 --- imagine what they'll do now. Just last week, Broder laid down the gauntlet. Now Obama fan (and former Bush sycophant) Howard Fineman is starting to get nervous." Yes, it's terrifying to think that Obama might actually do what the people elected him for, rather than to protect the Villagers and the Republicans from paying for their sins. ...

Holding Action
Shadow of the Hegemon — ... But substance is secondary to spin on the Right - and likely in the media. As Digby notes, we're already seeing the media Villagers insisting the same thing Wehner is insisting: Namely, that no matter how well conservatives have framed this election as a choice between conservatism and progressivism, and no matter how big a progressive victory that election may bring, America nonetheless remains to the right of Ronald Reagan. In effect, the Right is making the "nah nah nah can't hear you!" argument, claiming that that no matter what America says about its own politics and ...