Mort Zuckerman, head of US News and World Report and the New York Daily News, endorsed, supported, and voted for President Obama. That was then. This is now. I’ve read a number of pieces by former Obama supporters, but I’ve … Continue reading →
[NOTE: for those who weren’t around back then, the slogan on the T-shirt refers to the following: in the 1972 election, Massachusetts was the only state (along with DC) that didn’t vote for Nixon, but went instead for McGovern. During … Continue reading →
Well, the polls are closed. Now we wait. Here’s a thread where you can talk about it.
Continue reading →It’s election day and there’s light snow in New England, but certainly not enough to keep the hardy and the motivated citizens of Massachusetts away from the polls. Just three short weeks ago I didn’t think Scott Brown had a … Continue reading →
Here’s what the unions stand to get—their money’s worth, if seems—if Obama and the Congressional Democrats have their way with the health care “reform” bill. Never was a piece of legislation given such an Orwellian descriptor. Obama promised to change … Continue reading →
Brown is the male Sarah Palin—with a law degree. Coakley is the female John Kerry—without the charm.
Continue reading →House member from Massachusetts Barney Frank says that if Brown is elected, “it’ll kill the health bill.” Memo to Frank: that’s a feature, not a bug.
Continue reading →All around the blogosphere I’ve seen variations on the following theme: if Massachusetts is such a deep blue state, why so many independents (close to half of the registered voters) there? I believe the answer may lie in the rules … Continue reading →
The Brown phenomenon continues to surprise. For example, yesterday I went to Firedoglake, a lberal/lefty blog, and saw a post entitled, “Progressives, please help to defeat Coakley.” Once I recovered from my astonishment, and had finished reading the piece and … Continue reading →
How? Be Sophia Loren. The lady is 75 years old, and she’d be looking good even for fifty. Actually, she’d be looking good even for forty. There’s no super-taut, fake, worked-on look, either. Here Loren was at last night’s Golden … Continue reading →
…is taught a few lessons by his commenters, nearly all of whom have a great deal more sense than he does. Dionne still thinks it’s all about “the narrative.” His commenters think it’s actually about the poor decisions made by … Continue reading →
Skin lighteners bring risks. Yeah, but it’s all Harry Reid’s fault.
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