Stephanemot

Even The Economist, a conservative joint, endorsed Obama.

This is probably the most important election ever : voters will chose between America and Amerika http://e-blogules.blogspot.com/2008...

Barack Obama has this thing that makes his opponent collapse by themselves. There’s no way of sinking him neatly, no easy angle of attack. Like Hillary, John’s campaign ends up shooting in its own foot.

The more you paint Obama as a radical, the more you appear like one. McCain is losing his bearings, McCain is losing the MacCainistan war, and America should be glad :

good NYT paper on Steve Schmidt today. From "Turd Blossom" to "message Nazi"... you don’t want to meet the next generation of spin masters / mudslingers.

History will tell.

I’m not sure your great grand kids will have a great opinion of the Bush-Cheney administration.

Maybe we won’t have to wait that long.

A couple of years ago, when moderates did have to raise their voices to be heard while weapons of mass disinformation carpet bombed America, I was already called an extremist (and far worse names) because I said the rushed invasion of Iraq would not only IMPORT international terrorism in Iraq but undermine all democratic processes in the region and fuel fundamentalism across the world.

I’m glad to see that 6 years later, someone who says the same can be elected president.

thanks, that was one the most articulate comments I ever received on this conservative heaven on earth.

PS: I don’t consider myself "far-left", but from a Bush-Cheney lover perspective, Reagan is already suspect.