Hopey.  Unitey.  Changey. Well, hatey, really.  Whitey.

John McCain’s presidential campaign has issued a statement regarding the controversial endorsement McCain received on Thursday: “Yesterday, Pastor John Hagee endorsed my candidacy for president in San Antonio, Texas. However, in no way did I intend for his endorsement to suggest that I in turn agree with all of Pastor Hagee’s views, which I obviously do not. I am hopeful that Catholics, Protestants and all people of faith who share my vision

Hellfire.

You can always count on them to be forgivey come general elections time. Huckabee feeling jilted.

Excitable Andy is in full swoon over Barack Obama defending gay rights from a Christian perspective to a largely black crowd in Beaumont, Texas: It’s a break through. If it were just words, it would be one thing. But he has now done this repeatedly in front of black crowds, when he didn’t have to. And he has put his specific commitments in writing in an open letter.  It’s time to be candid

Crispy Fricken’ Chicken Screen for people’s desires represented by pale person  (fauxbamaphobia) And I thought it was “Hussein”! Things White People Like

Hillary Clinton, dispelling any doubt that she might go gently from her race against Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination, goes nuclear in her latest campaign ad: “It’s 3:00am and your children are asleep,” a voice over says in the ad. “There’s a phone in the White House, and it’s ringing. Something is happening in the world. Your vote will decide who answers that call.” “Whether someone knows the world’s

The Canadian kerfuffle over Sen. Barack Obama’s recent turn toward protectionism just got a little jucier: On Wednesday, CTV reported that a senior member of camp Obama had called the Canadian embassy, saying that Obama’s talk about opting out of NAFTA was just campaign rhetoric not to be taken seriously. The Obama campaign flatly denied the report. A spokesman for the Canadian Embassy denied the story, but was a bit equivocal as

Having written on working-class white men as a swing vote, with related posts on white support for Hillary Clinton and white male support for Barack Obama, I highly recommend a piece by David Paul Kuhn at the Huffington Post, “White Men Seen All Wrong.”  The lede: Washington analysts are beginning to notice a curious fact of the Democratic race. In a primary contest between the first black or female nominee,