A few weeks ago I wrote about Judith Apter Klinghoffer’s race-baiting comments about Colin Powell’s endorsement of Barack Obama and Reg mentioned David Remnick’s New Yorker article about the Obama campaign. It’s time to put the lie to …
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“ Unlike a lot of Americans, I was able to go to work today with my heart on my sleeve knowing that it was part of my job description to spend the day talking about Barack Obama’s election. You see, I am a teacher. …
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Hope and recovery are the critical themes. FDR embraced them and brought unprecedented action. Adlai energized us. JFK inspired us. Now, Obama, after a tear-filled sine qua non victory stands as a man for the ages. …
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On top of that, Mr. Obama’s presidency has indeed set off an emotional sea change: Why look at that, there is new hope for everything, even public schools! I see, amazingly, small green shoots of tentative optimism even among my Left …
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Quote: By Dick Morris And Eileen McGann 11.18.2008 If Barack Obama appoints Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of State, it will send a cynical message to his supporters: that change is something they can still only hope for. …
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Editor’s Note: Thank you to the New York Observer’s editor for permitting us to reprint Joe Conason’s information-dense, pithy summary of president-elect Barack Obama’s “initiative” in asking Sen. Hillary Clinton to be Secretary of …
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Like countless others out there, we’ve been inspired by the meteoric rise of Barack Obama and his campaign. In a time when America so desperately needed a hero, along came a man to show us a brand new vision of what America and the …
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Thus proving that spending almost $1 Billion on a message of bringing Change and Hope to Washington is a load of crap pushed by a pathological lying snake oil saleman who managed to transform the political landscape to one of street …
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The other main themes of the campaign were ‘change‘ and ‘hope‘. Interesting. Change we will get, of one kind or another, that’s for sure. And there are two kinds of hope, that which arises in times of positive change, and that which …
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Let’s hope not. There’s an opportunity to sprinkle some of the magic dust of the Obama campaign to make a Craigslist for service far more citizen-driven, and, in turn, far more revolutionary. Such a thing is still just pie in the sky …
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