Posted on 04/28/2009 6:36:37 AM PDT by anniegetyourgun
The "journalists" missed on Clinton and Carter too - and Kerry when he was running for office... could there be a pattern?
Guess he was lucky he didn't get the Quayle(R) potato"e" treatment. God forbid - it would have been as awful as President Ford (R) being mocked endlessly for tripping. Or President Bush Sr. for the store scanner -- or President Bush for "misunderstatment". Odd how dems don't get the pile on gotcha stuff... Is the New York Times not interested in piling on? Or do they 'suck more' when it comes to bigoted bias?
And by every non-Freeper too.
Some may have noticed a strange keyword associated with this and a few other threads here. It is formom, which is a marker I thought of for articles I want to bring to the attention of my mother who is a committed Democrat, but not completely closed to reason. (I'll be seeing her for Mothers' Day, and I am hoping to get a chance to ask her how often FDR badmouthed the United States.)
ML/NJ
bump
In good physical condition yes mental codition no.
Ledeen scares me whenever I read his stuff.
Hey, now that I've got your attention: Doesn't McCain have an R challenger too? Perhaps he'll do us a favor and move to the D party as well?
Chris Simcox is challenging McPain. Chris is a founder of The Minutemen. The press will be shoveling a lot of dirt because he probably pulled shenanigans with Minutemen money that was supposed to build a border fence. I think McPain is safe in the seat until he croaks.
:^(
Sad day. Party needs a housecleaning.
It's about control. If there's something in his past Obama doesn't want people to know, one way to maintain control is to withold everything he possibly can. Or even if there isn't, like any politician he wants control.
If Obama's not required to divulge things, he won't. If he can get away with presenting a carefully crafted image of himself and revealing nothing else about his life, he will.
It's a politician's dream, isn't it? But most pols can't get away with it.
I saw one bio that said “summa,” but you may be right. I think the point is still valid. There are not that many Blacks graduating from the most prestigious law school in America with an honors degree and President of the HLR on the resume. He should have gotten all sorts of judicial clerkship offers, and I have never read that he got any. This is the sort of nagging inconsistency that makes my BS Meter twitch.
IIRC his explanation is that he didnt seek any clerkships because he knew he wasnt interested in a typical legal career.
I agree with the BS meter twitch.
(Maybe he didnt want to clerk because he knows he cant write.)
If that was his reason for not seeking a clerkship, he was massively uninformed or short sighted. A clerkship with a good judge can be the springboard into lots of interesting things, and a “traditional legal career” is only one of them. Look, for example, at the backgrounds of a lot of top staffers at the Department of Justice or any other federal agency. Or, maybe he could have grown up to be Ann Coulter?
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