With gay marriage on the table, this photo of Biden (and Lincoln) speaking out deserves second look.
Continue ReadingAt this political level, the mark of an "A" game is to have the McCain precedent so embedded in your circuitry, you would identify the red flag when you heard it.
Continue ReadingDepicting women as enamored with the candidates for whom they vote is nothing new. If anything, though, what you're looking at is a policy swoon.
Continue ReadingYou really want to start a running meme with Obama comparing crowd size?
Continue ReadingThe real news here is that swift boat season is underway!
Continue ReadingNew Yorker magazine asks a Bain Capital executive for his rationale on the validity of the 1%. The outcome is predictable. And, frankly, where would we be without a shoe to shine?
Continue ReadingOtherwise petty, the Romney's ability to relate to average American's makes Ann's designer t-shirt, as a symbol, more than just chicken feed.
Continue ReadingOn a day where Obama "won the internet" with smashing "victory" photos from Afghanistan, Romney gets "called out" for trying to leverage 9/11.
Continue ReadingIf Obama actually is up by 20 per cent in the polls with women, he's certainly not taken anything for granted.
Continue ReadingThe problem with the Obama OBL Romney attack video is that it manages to confuse us with two different images of Obama, one the high-minded statesman and the other, a (yes, more Clinton-like) Machiavellian operator whose motivation in eliminating bin Laden was all too political.
Continue ReadingThis extended digression into the slime of Campaign '08 is inspired by the sight of President Obama warmly shaking the hands of a Muslim woman at the University of Colorado.
Continue ReadingCertainly it's a shot the NRA has gotta love: girl power meets new fangled killing machine. And Ann Romney was firing well, too.
Continue ReadingShades of Denver and Berlin, the "Buffet rule" blitz in the bizarro-land of Florida will serve, in so many single scenes, as a preview of coming attraction to be played and replayed from now until the last lever handle is pulled in November.
Continue ReadingIt seems any ability to tease out the emotional dynamics from the family's religious faith from hard (and bleak) political calculations in the ultimate decision is really not possible.
Continue ReadingContrasting Barack and Reggie with Mitt and Garrett is one more way to see how the contest in November pits two men from drastically different cultural universes.
Continue ReadingThe message of the photo is that Obama is not only standing up for women, but is pushing the point.
Continue ReadingI'm not sure how much Team Romney really thought through the symbolism here as he and Ryan spend the closing days of the Wisconsin primary working the fast food circuit.
Continue ReadingIt's not like the photos of Obama at the Koren DMZ are particularly unique -- and that's exactly what accounts for their significance.
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