Who wants to bet this ends badly?

Saturday, the Democratic National Committee will meet to discuss what to do with Michigan and Florida’s delegates.
You remember, these are the delegates that were thrown out because of some stupid rule about moving up your primary, but whatever. Everyone — except the states, of course — signed off on it.
Until now.
The Clinton camp now wants [...]

Why do you still have a voice?

Geraldine Ferraro, she of ‘Obama is only in his position because he’s black’ fame, is still blabbering. Now, however, it’s in print. In a Boston Globe editorial piece, Ferraro continues to point out the sexism in this year’s campaign, as well as Obama’s camp continually playing the race card.
With that, I couldn’t help but take [...]

Awkward …

John Edwards saved America

Seriously, thank you John.
I realize this post is a day or two late, but thank god for John Edwards. After the Clinton campaign was looking to turn a meaningless win in West Virginia into the most important thing in the primary, John Edwards made everyone forget about the state that voted based on Barack Obama’s [...]

Jenna Bush’s husband looks just like I expected

Since I’m still fairly new to WordPress and am having all sorts of trouble posting this damn picture, here’s a link to it.
This would be a lot funnier if the picture was sitting right in front of you. Instead, you have click back and forth between the picture of him and what I’m writing.
But seriously, [...]

Hillary appeals to scared white people

As a sports writer, I often try to stay away from calling white players (especially in the NBA or college basketball) “scrappy” or “hard-working.” It’s one of those racial things that we always hear.
Tyler Hansbrough can’t just be a really good college basketball player. No, because he’s white, he “has a lot of heart,” or [...]

We have a winner … right?

It’s only fitting that I start this blog on the night that Barack Obama moves significantly closer to grabbing the democratic nomination. He dominated in North Carolina, and has pulled much closer in Indiana (with votes still out).
I’m all about full disclosure, and I’ll come right out and say it in the second paragraph of [...]