Political Hippo Circle Jerk - America, farg YEAH!

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

That is really, really old news.

I'm not saying it's right, but if reverse racism is tolerated in America, then a guy should be able to call the a-holes that imprisoned him for more than 5 years whatever he wants.

[ice grillin you]

i dont know if its racist...but it sounds like something a drunk vietnam vet in a pocatello bar would say...not the POTUS...probably why 75 year old guys shouldnt be running

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I thought this situation was worse:

McCain was apologizing for telling a Republican fund-raiser that Chelsea Clinton was "so ugly'' because "she's the child of Janet Reno and Hillary Clinton.'' According to "My Bad," he later sent a note to the Clintons.

[phillymic2000]

Thats fargin hilarious^

[Father Demon]

Wanda Sykes on Leno is cracking my ass up.

"If Obama gets elected, black people are gonna need another excuse.  You can't blame the man, when you ARE the man!"

The rest was hilarious....

[Cerevant]

The secret to Obama's success?  That's right folks, Howard Dean.

Read the whole article - just amazing what we don't see.

Besides a desire to push the party away from a strictly swing-state mentality, Dean and Obama share a commitment to the nuts-and-bolts of grassroots organizing. On the stump Obama is quick to stress his roots as a community organizer and always thanks his precinct captains, who routinely introduce him at campaign events. "Change doesn't happen from the top down. It happens from the bottom up," he now says in his stump speech. Obama's organizing has been greatly enhanced by new technologies like YouTube, Facebook and MySpace (Friendster had just arrived when Dean was running). "We pioneered it and Obama perfected it," Trippi says. Obama embraced elements of the new politics, hiring the co-founder of Facebook, for example; but other efforts came from the grassroots--just as with the Dean campaign--as supporters organized themselves online and on the ground. The net effect is Obama's large base of small donors, who are enthusiastic supporters he can tap again and again. Ninety percent of the $28 million he raised online in January, for example, came in donations of $100 or less. Obama has fused a tightknit group of advisers with a mass of ordinary people, creating what Trippi calls "command and control at the top while empowering the bottom to make a difference."

[Phanatic]

This is where it gets ugly...

Clinton may challenge Texas vote rules

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080229/ap_on_el_pr/texas_caucus_challenge_4

[PhillyGirl]

Class A freak

[PhillyGirl]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080229/pl_nm/usa_politics_poll_dc

[PhillyGirl]

The new video has your girl Jessica Alba pimping Obama

[phattymatty]

i'm going to be in texas next week while the elections are going on.  most likely i'll run into barack at a bar.

[Butchers Bill]

Class A freak

[PhillyGirl]

bionic's clan starting to back Obama:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20080229/pl_bloomberg/a_wg4hpi71wu

[PhillyGirl]

Dallas Morning News endorsing Huckabee.

What is WRONG with people?

McCain is starting to look even older than before. Campaigning is draining him.

[Diomedes]

It's a Dallas paper PG...of course they're going to endorse the Jesus for President candidate