These are the lessons that we learn
Heh. Last I checked neither candidate had enough delegates to ensure their nomination. The media response? Obama makes history, Clinton plots.
Hillary Clinton is “defiant in the face of loss”, her supporters “diehards”.
Looks like some journalists have finally had enough “fire in the belly”.
- What voters want
- An around-the-blog summary of reactions to Fred Thompson’s type-A president remarks. Are we designing the presidential elections to select kooks?
More presidential elections
- Fighting for the American Dream
- Joe the Plumber writes about his experiences at the center of one of the most vicious smear campaigns in recent memory.
- McCain sees the light: campaign finance reform dead
- Now, will he introduce bills to repeal those laws?
- Vote on performance, not promises
- If you’re disappointed that President Obama is the same wheeler-dealer he was when he was a Senator, take it as a lesson for future elections: vote performance and record, not promises.
- A proven reformer
- If one thing exemplifies the difference between the two main campaigns, it’s their encouragement of anonymous donors.
- Obama campaign skirts campaign finance law
- I expected the New York Times to be silent on the illegal donations that the Obama 2008 campaign encourages. I should have known better: they’re trying to cover for the campaign. But the bigger issue is that laws that don’t get enforced are counterproductive; they encourage dishonesty and lawlessness.
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Mainstream media’s chickens are coming home to roost.