So suggests Randall Hoven:
I can’t say he’s wrong. I can say that it will be a disaster for our general election chances if the primaries are over so soon, before the bubble of Romney’s electability is fully probed in the conservative media.
Andy McCarthy joins a growing chorus of people who do not necessarily...
Links I’ve collected today but could not squeeze in:
Mitt Romney won the New Hampshire primary. While the results are not final as of this writing, it looks like he comes in at 37-38%, with about the same total number of votes as in 2008.
Here are the tweets of the night, bitter and otherwise.
Mitt Romney made a statement yesterday about “firing” people who provide him with services which has been taken out of context. He was talking about health insurance companies, and made the point that he likes to be able to make choices.
I was aware that Rick Perry’s campaign was seeking to take...
The line of the Meet The Press debate this morning.
It started out with a typical Romney speech about not being a career policitian, a Santorum attack on that statement, a Romney response, and a Newt follow up:
It is the word:
One of the biggest applause lines of the night was when Newt Gingrich, responding to a long (and embarrassing for the moderators) line of questions trying to pin candidates down on gay marriage, contraception and gay adoption, responded as follows:
Newt’s response engendered praise even from two of the people who have...
The election was close going down to the wire between Santorum and Romney, with no winner declared as of this writing, with both in the 24% range. Paul was at about 21%, Newt at 13%, Perry at 10%, and Bachmann at 5%. (Results not final)
The big news is th...
This is lighting up Twitter. Colmes also uses the incident in a blog post today, linking to this 2005 WaPo article:
In his Senate office, on a shelf next to an autographed baseball, Sen. Rick Santorum keeps a framed photo of his son Gabriel Michael, the fourth of his seven children. Named for two...
The Best Bumper Sticker of the Year, Worst Bumper Sticker of the Year and Best Tweet of the Year competitions have left me on the verge of blogger burnout, but I soldier on, because that’s just the way I am. And the internet never stops.
The Worst Tweet of the Year competition w...
The Best Tweet of the Year competition was really, really tough. There were so many great tweets arising out of the Occupy Wall Street protests that it could have been its own category. Not surprisingly, Obama also was a hot topic.
I excluded from consideration tweets regarding the Republican primary candidates; since...
I’m not promising to be this easy all the time, but I do try to accomodate the hopes and prayers of the huddled masses, whenever possible.
So yes, Leslie, there is a Santa Claus:
Best and Worst Tweets of the Year, preferably ones featured at LI (use Twitter tag to search) but open to other suggestions.
Best and Worst Bumper Sticker Photos of the Year, limited to those featured at LI (use Bumper Stickers tag to search).
Post in comments by December 26. (Include link to post in comment)
00I didn’t see this in the Time Person of the Year story, but then again, I didn’t read it.
From John Hawkins:
