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CBS News' Dean Reynolds may get in hot water with his mainstream media associates for doing the unforgivable: He's committed the truth. On CBS's "From the Road" blog yesterday, Reynolds wrote, "Reporter's Notebook: Seeing How The Other Half Lives." The reporter recently switched from covering Barack Obama's campaign to that of John McCain. His rumination includes these interesting tidbits: The (Obama) national headquarters in Chicago airily dismisses complaints from journalists wondering why a schedule cannot be printed up or at least e-mailed in time to make coverage plans. The McCain campaign plane is better than Obama's, which is cramped, uncomfortable...

FAIRFIELD, Conn. (CBSNewYork/AP) – Police in Fairfield, Connecticut, are investigating the discovery of two dead skunks with a sign reading “Obama Stinks.” Article at link I think

A Republican backer is out with a new anti-Obama ad this campaign season, and it’s already driving liberals crazy. Well, you know…more crazy. The ad, from Americans for Shared Prosperity, is called “Dating Profile,” and it resembles an eHarmony or Match.com commercial — at least at first. It’s soon clear that the woman speaking about the lover with whom she has become disenamored is describing none other than President Barack Obama.

This song titled "Black Messiah" seems rather on topic. Especially with the way that Obama and the Dems are trying to stifle honest dissent on "Obamacare".From the Album:"Misfits" Circa 1986 or thereabouts

Growing up with a father who is an irritable traveler notoriously obsessed with avoiding traffic, I developed a habit of always preparing myself for the worst whenever embarking on a journey. ~snip~ Despite all of the problems faced by the current incarnation of the Republican Party, America is still a right of center nation, which explains Obama's need to abandon many of his liberal positions. Although it's something I would rather not find out, what this means is that Obama's ability to govern as a liberal if elected president would largely be a function of how well conservatives can mobilize...