Rev. Jeremiah Wright continues to seriously outlive his 15 minutes of fame. Barack Obama buys yet another case of Advil.
Paulbots are hijacking state conventions in hopes of obtaining a speaking slot for Voldemort himself at the national convention. McCain organizers reported more likely to offer speaking slot to Rev. Wright. Critical tin-foil shortage reported in state convention cities.
Obama “bored” by perpetual Clinton campaign. Join the crowd, Barack, we got T-shirts.
New York Times loses 9% of its total Sunday subscription base as both of its conservative subscribers cancel. All of the remaining 9 subscribers praised the paper’s “insightful, timely, and unbiased reporting”.
William Kristol rises to defend Hillary Clinton. Next up: Cindy Sheehan rises to defend George W. Bush.
Karl Rove offers advice to Obama. No one doubts his sincerity. Do you?
Zakaria wonders whether a McCain foreign policy amounts to a new Cold War. But the rest of us wonder more whether John McCain is really Glenn Quagmire. Giggity giggity goo!
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"hijacking", "playing by the rules to show support" The wording that is chosen is all just minor details really.