I treat Jews like family. I don’t trust my family. My mother married a crazy black man from Africa. What does that say about her rush to judgment? My father left my mother when I was a young boy. What does that say about what he thought of my mother? The point is that I … Read More »
Over the top and tasty
May 20, 2008
I can almost taste victory. By picking up some unexpected pledged delegates in Kentucky and the majority of delegates awards in Oregon, I now have a majority of the pledged delegates. Senator Clinton cannot catch me in pledged delegates even if she wins the majority of every remaining contests, including Michigan and Florida. I love … Read More »
Kentucky Blue Grass
May 19, 2008
Alright, someone figured it out. I didn’t campaign in Kentucky. Maybe once, but it was a drive by or a fly over or whatever they call a campaign pit stop without the stop. Why bother? The only thing good to come out of Kentucky is bourbon and blue grass. I like a shot of one … Read More »
Hillary’s gift to America and me
May 18, 2008
It’s difficult to believe how much good Hillary Clinton has done to the democratic process and this year’s presidential race. She didn’t quit. She’s tough and smart and relentless and fought a tough fight and I’m a better candidate because of what Hillary has done. Who is a tougher opponent? John McCain or Hillary Clinton? … Read More »
Pastor Wright is over the top. Me, too!
May 17, 2008
In a funny play on words, my daughter complained to us at breakfast this morning that she thought Pastor Wright was over the top. Young people today have a different view of over the top than adults. It used to mean exceeding goals or objectives. A good salesman would go over the top and exceed … Read More »
Am I losing the cultural war?
May 16, 2008
I’m a sensitive guy. There are many battles in politics. Some we see in the election results. Some are ignored by the press in the heat of battle, only to be picked up by the historians. One such battle is what I call the cultural war. Democrats are the part of the working man. But … Read More »