One can read there the same Liberal naysaying (mostly, the equivalent of “Republicans are evil,” and “Bush is bad” along with the word, “nazi” thrown in with predictable frequency) that can be read in comments sections associated with all political so-called “reporting” “news” sites. They DO display a persistent Liberal bias, with critical reports limited and always directed to and about Republicans and complaints by Conservatives.

That is, the only “news” on POLITICO is when a Republican doesn’t express enthusiasm about Reid, Pelosi, Hillary or their politics. BUT, there are a congregation of Conservative and Republican commentors there, so it keeps me reading.

The Paul people, inevitably, go for ruin about any and all Republicans. Cross them and you get accused of being “a Democrat” and “for Hillary” and other nonsense. I honestly don’t understand why POLITICO doesn’t ban the most offensive of those on that site — all of them are supporters of Paul or Obama — but, they do tend to indulge them, unfortunately.

So, looks possible, at least, that they’re operating “for Hillary” — in other words, another Liberal site posing as “news.”

I do not think Laura Ingraham has come out for Rudy but her softball interview spoke for itself.

Since when is “others” a “sharp shot?”

Maybe they mean it like this: “How dare he lump her in with the rest of the candidates? She’s not one of the others, she’s in a class by herself, and Obama is the one who is one of the ‘others!’”

Yeah, I know, not likely.

In the photo on the card Obama looks like a muppet.

BJ* on October 23, 2007 at 8:03 PM

Obama looks like he’s about a quart low on testosterone. Years ago, Maureen Dowd said that Al Gore was “so feminized,” he was “practically lactating,” but Gore strikes me as being unusually masculine for a Democrat Presidential candidate.

Anyway, I’ve been dubious about Politico since the outset. Who coined that theory that any organization which is not overtly conservative will inevitably, inexorably become leftist? Maybe it was Derbyshire.

That’s the second of Robert Conquest’s Three Laws of Politics.

That’s so vague it could be a reference to Lost

Now that’s a Lost conspiracy theory I haven’t heard yet. Hmmm…..

He doesn’t name her or call her something ugly, like “Cankles” or “Hilldebeast.”

He didn’t even call her anything like “Her Thighness, Hillary Rotten”.

Anyway, I’ve been dubious about Politico since the outset. Who coined that theory that any organization which is not overtly conservative will inevitably, inexorably become leftist? Maybe it was Derbyshire.