blogs.rockymountainnews.com - 8/23/2008
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Oh, my my my my... remember this was the guy who marveled about Barack Obama being "the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy"? The AP is reporting that Joe Biden is Obama's No. 2, and that the text message will be sent out Saturday morning (does this mean some Dems won't answer their phone now?). ABC News reported late tonight ...
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alicublog —
... would get some traction out of having a white guy on the ticket. Conservatives come out with popguns blazing. Jonah Goldberg criticized the Obama campaign for issuing its cellphone update at 3 am. Michelle Malkin noted that Biden had earlier "said he 'wasn't the guy.' Starting his VP candidacy off with a lie." They'll be getting on his hair plugs soon... UPDATE: As usual I am way behind the curve. But I'm not the only one: the more general argument that longtime Senator Biden does not represent the sort of ...
CARNIVAL OF THE INSANITIES - August 24th
Dr. Sanity —
... just happens to fit in with one of the COTI themes for the week. Also, a link back to the Carnival if your submitted post is included would be appreciated...and some extremely harsh penalties await those who do not comply with this simple and reasonable request! REMEMBER, THERE ARE SO MANY INSANITIES AND SO LITTLE TIME!!! 1. The Obamamatons? Half-cocked? No change? I'd say, definitely no change. And, leading the Clinton whining is....but there will be much more of that ...
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