Leave a Comment

Disintegration
The Mahablog — ... fighting same-sex marriage will be ramped up to take abortion’s place as the “central front” of the culture wars. More interesting fallout: Take a look at the “McCain Belt” — places where McCain did better than Bush did in 2004. The map linked above inspires dumb hillbilly jokes, and as a hillbilly-American myself, I know a lot of ‘em. But I will refrain. For now. This will not surprise you — the “Impeach Obama” campaign already is underway.

Facebook wingnuttery
The Reaction — By Michael J.W. Stickings 'Impeach Obama' groups pop up on Facebook And don't even compare these groups to the 'Impeach Bush' ones. Bush has eight years of offensive presidential behaviour behind him. Obama was just elected two days ago. If I may make the understatement of the day, there will be certainly be no shortage of craziness, viciousness, and utter nastiness directed at President Obama. (I think that's the first time since the election I've written "President Obama." It felt really good. And it ...

Karl Rove: Obama’s New Voters Changed Presidential Political Game
The Moderate Voice — ... is that he analyzes it as one political professional admiringly looking at another political professional. His reaction isn’t filed with the demonizing call-to-political-arms rhetoric that now characterizes talk radio’s reaction to Obama’s win — or the attitude epitmozied by those now calling for Obama’s impeachment on Facebook...before Obama has been sworn in. ...

Isn’t It A Bit Early For This?
Electric Venom — They want to impeach him already??? Copyright © 2008 Electric Venom. This Feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this material in your news aggregator, the site you are looking at is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact legal@electricvenom.com so we can take legal action ...

The Changeling Hate
All articles at Blogcritics — Now that the election is over, we can vent humorously about Bush rushing out of the White House to escape having to do the nation's worst job any longer. The nation has been under a great deal of pressure, and with conditions like national unemployment and poor retail sales making that pressure grow, any relief is desirable. Relief can come in many forms, as veteran reporter Helen Thomas notes in a recent article . In it, she calls the election of Obama by a racially diverse nation "a shining victory of tolerance over racial prejudice." Such victories have been rare enough in our nation's history. Too rare. But I myself have seen the signs that ...