Obama will out-campaign McCain,
will out-fund-raise McCain, will out-strategize McCain, and will out-debate McCain.
will out-fund-raise McCain, will out-strategize McCain, and will out-debate McCain.
they'll start talking about offshore drilling for oil and gas, and the building of nuclear power plants.
when my only alternative is to walk from South Florida to LaGuardia.
with the ill will spread this week by former President Jimmy Carter.
that's up more than 90 points today.
ain't what it used to be.
than Verizon's VoiceWing?
A correction in today's New York Times:
"An obituary last Thursday about the actor
Richard Widmark referred incorrectly to the genesis of the movie
'Cheyenne Autumn' and misstated other aspects of his work. The film,
in which he played an Army captain, was suggested by the 1953 book
'Cheyenne Autumn,' by Mari Sandoz, according to the film's credits;
it was not based directly on Mr. Widmark's research. Also, the film was
released in 1964 -- not 1963 -- as an accompanying picture caption
correctly noted. In the film 'Panic in the Streets,' the
epidemic confronting a public-health doctor played by Mr. Widmark was
pneumonic, not bubonic, plague. In 'Kiss of Death,' the character
played by Mildred Dunnock, who is bound to her wheelchair and pushed
down a flight of stairs by an ex-convict played by Mr. Widmark, is the
mother of an underworld informer -- not the mother of an informer
played by Victor Mature. The obituary also omitted two survivors: a stepson, Marc Weisgal, and a stepdaughter, Amy Fonda Ivers."
If the United States did not exist, the world would have lost to fascism in the 1940s, Communism in the 1970s, or terrorism today.
would the media ask repeatedly if Obama planned to drop out of the race?
could not have said it better.
of the internecine 1968 battle between Bobby Kennedy and Gene McCarthy.
contain the words "Plunge" or "Free Fall." It's getting scary out there.
The President is in town and East 79th Street is blocked off for his use.
As a result, cars heading uptown or downtown haven't moved for more than an hour.
indicates that The Times believes its coverage has a good shot at winning a Pulitzer Prize.
"Sen. McCain will bring a lifetime of experience to the campaign; I will bring a lifetime of experience; and Sen. Obama will bring a speech that he gave in 2002."
will be the John McCain commercials of tomorrow.
the Republican Party moves farther and farther to the center.
"Total sovereign-wealth fund assets are forecast to quadruple to around $12 trillion by 2015, making the funds the biggest grouping of investors in the world...."
to settle the first class action brought on behalf of more than 100,000 law students and attorneys.
West Publishing Company's BAR/BRI has offered $13 million to settle the second class action brought on behalf of more than 100,000 law students and attorneys.
West Publishing Company's BAR/BRI now faces a third class action brought on behalf of more than 100,000 law students and attorneys.
and not about money, drugs, and litigation?
Sprint is to Nextel, as Time Warner is to AOL.
Clinton as Veep would hurt a ticket led by Barack Obama.
From the front page of today's New York Times, printed hours before Mitt Romney dropped his Presidential bid:
"Mitt Romney's aides say he is committed to staying in the race despite his losses on Tuesday, and [he] has an eye on the possibility of a brokered convention."
why are they surprised that Teddy, hundreds of other Democratic officials, and most American blacks abandoned them?
when Al Gore endorses Barack Obama.
she's a victim. But not according to The New York Times. According to today's Times, she's a prostitute. The Times refers to "her and other prostitutes" and repeatedly calls her a prostitute, even though the story explicitly says she was abducted and forced into sex for money, and did not have sex willingly.
John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan.
will make this year's interesting and complicated Presidential election even more interesting and complicated.
may be Bill Clinton.
and more and more like that of a trial lawyer.
are Republicans. They know how to beat Hillary Clinton. They don't know how to beat Obama.
and how much is anti-Hillary?
and not for the benefit of shareholders.
are Joe Biden and Bill Richardson.
and old people with money.
will be John McCain.
Verbatim, from its website: "Shipping is free if you choose to pick it up in your local Walmart store."
CNN has a full-page ad in today's New York Times and, presumably, in newspapers across the country. The ad has tiny pictures of the eight Republican Presidential candidates, and a giant photo of CNN's Anderson Cooper, the debate moderator. The photo of Cooper is about 20 times the size of the photo of each candidate for President.
is the Republican Party's Jimmy Carter.
The announcement of this year's Rhodes Scholars was tucked away today in the B section and ran only one column inch. No pictures, no names, and no coverage by a Times reporter. The one paragraph was attributed to the AP.
Same paper, same day: About 12 column inches, with a picture, AND a Times byline, about Paris Hilton, who was "falsely linked to the plight of drunken elephants."
it has a new name.
the one that ran today is my favorite:
"A page-one article Tuesday about the Basque language, Euskera, in some editions contained several translation errors. The word for donkey herder is astazain, not ahuntzain; the word for pig herder is urdain, not artzain; and a cowboy is a behizain, not an urdain."
is sometimes funny.
I guess he is.
Bill Richardson would be the Democratic Party's nominee.
may become the Republican Party's Ralph Nader.
is not having to own a car.
as Conde Nast's new Portfolio Magazine is to Forbes. Click here.
should not be allowed to be, at the same time, a U.S. Senator or state governor, or to hold a similar government position. It is impossible to serve one's constituency properly while simultaneously seeking the highest office in the land. State and federal provisions should be made so that a Presidential candidate can temporarily step aside, with a replacement serving until the candidate's quest is resolved.
