Reading The Pictures: McCain's Mouth

Still reverberating into the weekend, it seems McCain and his crew didn't appreciate the pot they've been stirring in working up their crowds.
Well, let it not be said that John McCain can't keep a promise! He said that he was going to take his campaign in a new, negative direction, and, wow. Just...wow.

Still reverberating into the weekend, it seems McCain and his crew didn't appreciate the pot they've been stirring in working up their crowds.
When producers from ABC's 20/20 called, it was naïve of us to believe that they would do anything but use the worst interviews of the dozens at their disposal.
Bloggers have disseminated the sentiments of partners of Sequoia Capital at a recent "CEO Summit" to the public at large, unfortunately running the risk that the words become a self-fulfilling prophesy.
"Mommy & Daddy have saved and worked hard for a long time so we will have food and a house and money for college. Don't worry, sweetie," I said. In retrospect, I was a fool.
The late-night comedy shows all seemed to have the same takeaway from Tuesday's presidential debate. If three's a trend, four makes it official: The McCain Wander is comedy gold.
This week, Arianna, Matthew, Robert and Tony debate the debate and the merits of capitalism.
I carry my share of misery, but a fair number of reactionaries must have ceaseless raging fear in their heads. Isn't real life awful enough? Why the need for even worse alternate realities?
The overall message seems to be that the failure to alter a picture is a clear demonstration of liberal bias.
While my usual plan is to hit the vintage shops in South Beach, you know I'm feeling the lack of a paycheck when I obviously am fearful of buying Walgreen's $9 flip flops. In fact, other than sunshine and palm trees, I'm still watching CNBC from either my bed or my gym.
Why are average voters better at piercing Palin's hypocrisy than pundits who get paid to do so everyday?
A few weeks ago I blogged here about a script for an Obama commercial that I would love to see. Well some hard-working folks actually took me up on it.
We do see Senator Obama as a transformational figure, but we did not recommend against John McCain lightly.