John Koblin at The New York Observer asks of the Clinton story, “So, what have we learned this week, kids?” His answer: Hillary Clinton will be the next secretary of state, unless she’s not. I rued her potential loss to the Senate and waited for clarification on whether or not the offer was made (I […]

Sarah Palin plays “so’s your mother!” with McCain campaign staff who accused her of being a simpleton and, worse yet, a discerning shopper. Ever the classy Palin stuck back, “those guys are jerks.” Some in the republican party are blaming Palin for the loss.  While the choice of Palin as running mate should be high […]

At 7:19 PM Mountain Standard Time yesterday Fox News projected Senator Barack Obama as the winner in Ohio, which as we all know doomed the McCain effort. The rest of the evening was spent in amazement of Mr. Obama’s accomplishment: first Ohio then Virginia, Florida and eventually Indiana fell from the republican column to the […]

It starts with a win for Obama in Dixville Notch, N.H. according to AP. Obama defeated John McCain 15-6. This evening I am looking forward to celebrating the end of the conservative era that has taken America down in so many ways. And it appears the sky is the limit on the electoral voting. I’m […]

While I haven’t been watching the national presidential polls closely I have been keeping an eye them for individual states. As the cycle rolled on I’ve seen states that have a long history of voting republican beginning to move towards the Democrats. It’s a remarkable feeling given where we were during previous elections. Twice I’ve […]