Heh™.

Via Crooks & Liars...


Yep, you can click it bigger.

Since I live to serve…

…and since the questions just keep coming, one more time, this one from CNN…

Has Obama lost the Jewish vote?

Since you asked, not this one.

Floor wax or dessert topping?

Candidate or applicant? Politico talks to Alan Moore, who was a Christine O'Donnell staffer in '08, before going to work for Townhall.com, on her career ambitions…

Moore, who first decided to volunteer for O’Donnell after hearing about her at a meeting of college Republicans, said that at one point, O’Donnell talked to him about winning a lucrative television contract with CNN or Fox News Channel.

‘I informed her that most media organizations prohibit their employees from running for office. She didn’t seem to understand and was more interested in getting a contract,’ he recalled. ‘She was more concerned about getting a TV deal than winning office.’

I'm thinking she still is.

Hat tip to Oliver.

From the "Reports of our death..." file.

More good news for President McCain...

CNN Poll: More Americans think Democratic policies better than Republican

Confidential to Meghan…

…OK, I won't.

Dear CNN….

If your headline begins "Liz Cheney gets serious…", you're writing the wrong story.

Unless of course, the next words are "...about therapy."

Love,

Upper Left

More: John Cole wonders...

Aren’t there people who actually know things who you could talk to…?

Good question.

Pike '12 Watch…

Via Sam Taylor...

CNN grabs Glenn Beck/Jon Stewart city key story

Feel the Danmentum.

Dear CNN,

If your lede begins "Former Vice President Dick Cheney said…," you're writing the wrong story.

Unless, of course, he said "Guilty, your Honor."

Love,

Upper Left

Et tu, CNN?

What's this?

Democrat U.S. House member Julia Carson of Indiana has disclosed to the Indianapolis Star newspaper that she has terminal lung cancer.

Or should I say, who's that? I mean, I've heard of Democratic Congresswoman Julia Carson, and even Rep. Julia Carson, who is a Democrat, but who, what, for gawdsake, is a "Democrat U.S. House member…"

Oh, yeah. It's a Republican slur. Shame on CNN.

My best to Rep. Carson, who hardly deserves the slight at this time.

Quote of the day.

"[E]very question from the audience was pre-planned and censored. That's what the media does. See, the media chose what they wanted, not what the people or audience really wanted."

Maria Luisa, the UNLV student that CNN stuck with the "Diamonds or pearls?" closer to last night's debate.

In hindsight, she should have taken a pass on the opportunity. On the other hand, in hindsight, the candidates might well have taken a pass themselves. It really was a textbook example of how not to do a Presidential primary debate.

Pretty cool, huh?

Via AMERICAblog...

Democratic response beat Bush Iraq speech in TV ratings on FOX and CNN

What we're seeing is more Americans turning to the Democratic Party for leadership on Iraq.

What we need is more Democrats leading on Iraq.

No timeline, no funding. No excuses.