Political Hippo Circle Jerk - America, farg YEAH!

[Rome]

Bush/Schiavo ticket FTW.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Bush/Schiavo ticket FTW.

Michael or Terry?

[Father Demon]

Bush/Schiavo ticket FTW.

Michael or Terry?

Ha.  My first thought, too.

[General_Failure]

Terry is qualified to not only be VP, but also be a member of The Rolling Stones.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Keith Richards has at least 10 living brain cells and takes offense with that comment.

[General_Failure]

Those ten brain cells are all in witness protection, and have been writing for network television the last twenty years.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Jon Favreau gropes Hillary

(Ok, not THAT Jon Favreau.)

Favreau's case seems unlikely to be so dire; Clinton senior adviser Philippe Reines cast the photos as evidence of increased bonhomie between the formerly rival camps.

"Senator Clinton is pleased to learn of Jon's obvious interest in the State Department, and is currently reviewing his application," he said in an e-mail.

[Father Demon]

Ceramic figurines called 'caganers' of US President-elect Barack Obama are seen at the Santa Llucia Fair, on December 2, in Barcelona. Statuettes of well-known people defecating are a strong Christmas tradition in Catalonia, dating back to the 18th century.

[rjs246]

Hahaha. Poop is funny.

[Phanatic]

So Obama likes the cigarettes?

[Diomedes]

Yeah, he's a smoker.  Or was.  I don't know if he's supposed to be quit of them right now or not though.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Stop the presses.  He's human.

[Father Demon]

Issues.  ISUUES, DAMMIT!!

Barack Obama: Zune man? Or Apple fanboy?
Yesterday the Philadelphia City Paper ignited a controversy over the question, with a blog entry that included the innocuous detail that the President-elect was working out while listening to the Microsoft (not Apple!) music player.

But today a spokesman puts the vicious rumor to rest. "Not true, the President-elect uses an iPod," he says. And the Philadelphia writer, Neal Santos, blogs today: "It could belong to one of the many Secret Service dudes that were at the gym, Michelle, or even one of his daughters."
That hasn't stopped the merriment within the community — and yes, there is one — of Zune users, who are drastically outnumbered by iPod fans.
"For now we're claiming the president-elect one of our own," writes Adam Krebs on Zune Thoughts. On the site's forums, Alber1690 writes "I was a staunch Hillary supporter, but this is awesome! I'm excited for the future of this country."
"I don't know if he can institute all of this change that everyone expects from him but he has impressed me once again," writes Zune Max. "If the Zune team was on top of things they would send Obama some more Zunes for the new cabinet so they can Zunecast each other."
On Zunerama's message boards, one user writes "Look at what President Reagan did to the sales of jelly beans! This is great news!" "This is probably the best endorsement Zune could've gotten... for free," says another.
The Apple crowd isn't as psyched. "You can't run an election claiming you own an iPod and garnering people's votes then after you win suddenly start toting around a Zune. That's just not cool," writes James Poling.
"The news today that Obama is apparently a Zune user disappoints me. I wouldn't mind trying one, but I wanted him to be an iPod President," Twittered Scott Thatcher. (Most Tweets mentioning the Zune today are in reference to ZuneGate.)
- Andrew LaVallee and Nick Wingfield

[MDS]

lol Neal Santos

I shared a hotel room with him last year for the Temple-Army game

[ATV]

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/12/08/road.projects/index.html

Someone needs to tell Obama we need more rails, not roads. This isn't 1992.