Sen. Ken Salazar (CO-Idiot) was just kvetching that Palin was somebody "nobody's heard of".
Firstly, as I said, I was talking up Palin to my father in April. People who pay a lot of attention are criminally myopic if they've never heard of Palin. It's like never having heard of Sibelius or Napolitino.
Secondly, people who *don't* pay attention to politics aren't likely to hear of *any* second-tier VP-class politician. I asked my great-aunt the morning after the Biden pick if she'd ever heard of him. No, no she hadn't. Generally speaking, you're lucky if Joe Sixpack or Janet Housecoat knows 1) the current president and vice president 2) the speaker of the house 3) their own governor 4) their own senators.
Friday, August 29, 2008
Monday, August 18, 2008
I went over to the Thompson campaign office on Allegheny Street yesterday afternoon for a campaign kick-off open house. There was an unfamiliar Mini Cooper with a Hillary sticker outside the office. It was there hours later, when I walked by coming back from the grocery store. It must have belonged to one of the campaign workers. That's taking Operation Chaos a bit far, don't you think? I didn't even keep a Bush/Cheney 2004 sticker on my car after the election - I had intentionally gotten a magnetic so that it could be easily removed afterwords.
Cars festooned with bumper stickers is a leftist affection. Campaign advertising is for the campaign season.
Speaking of which, when is that McCain running mate announcement going to happen? Can't put out campaign materials without the blipping running mate.
Oh, btw: Thompson's good with faces. He remembered me from the Bush campaign office in 2004.
Cars festooned with bumper stickers is a leftist affection. Campaign advertising is for the campaign season.
Speaking of which, when is that McCain running mate announcement going to happen? Can't put out campaign materials without the blipping running mate.
Oh, btw: Thompson's good with faces. He remembered me from the Bush campaign office in 2004.
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
I followed a link from the Corner to a Daily Kos post by Keith Obermann throwing Dana Milbank under his own personal bus, and noted in passing the comment count. 1019 comments.
1019.
Who could read that many comments, or even care to try? That's nuts!
Of course, taking an egotistical over-promoted ex-sportscaster as your own personal political redeemer is nuts in the first place, but good Zod people! Who has that kind of time?
1019.
Who could read that many comments, or even care to try? That's nuts!
Of course, taking an egotistical over-promoted ex-sportscaster as your own personal political redeemer is nuts in the first place, but good Zod people! Who has that kind of time?
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