Yogi Berra is famous for his creative use of the English language. When it comes to Democrat Hillary Clinton’s uphill struggle to win her party’s presidential nomination, however, the former major leaguer’s words are crystal clear.
Cartoon courtesy: Political Graffiti
Yogi’s Clear Message to Hillary: ‘It’s Over!’
May 15th, 2008 · No Comments
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Super Delegates Aside, Hillary Keeps Running
May 11th, 2008 · No Comments
Many people think Hillary Clinton’s days as a viable presidential candidate are over regardless of whether or not she wins a West Virginia primary Tuesday. Regardless, the former first lady continued campaigning in the state today with daughter Chelsea at her side. Out of the public spotlight, Barack Obama relaxed, most likely [...]
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Photo Symbolic of Battle Between Clinton, Obama
April 28th, 2008 · No Comments
Today, I found a photograph of a dead hawk that, in my opinion, might come to symbolize the 2008 Democratic Party presidential race.
The photo (at right) shows the claw of a dead songbird protruding from the chest of the hawk and suggests two things:
First, it suggests the songbird fought to the bitter end; and
Second, it [...]
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Who Might Hillary Be ‘Channeling’ These Days?
April 25th, 2008 · No Comments
In a Front Page Magazine article this morning, Ben Johnson mentions Hillary Clinton’s history of talking to “dead spirits” such as Eleanor Roosevelt and provides a link to a 1996 article featuring audio clips (153K AIFF or WAV sound) of a CNN interview with one-time spiritual advisor to Hillary, Jean Houston. After reading [...]
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Phobia Linked to Voters’ Fears of Obama
April 24th, 2008 · 3 Comments
Eighteen years ago, a movie called ARACHNOPHOBIA exploited the phobia characterized by an abnormal and persistent fear of spiders. Today, I believe another phobia with a similar name deserves big-screen treatment. It is baracknophobia and, though not abnormal, it is persistent and contagious.
Baracknophobia is the common-sense and persistent fear of a Barack Obama [...]
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