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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Appearing on Larry King Live, former Minnesota Governor Jesse "The Body" Ventura lets it all hang out, and puts a pretty convincing end to the torture "debate." Now, contrast that with this: ...
Lance Armstrong is an American superhero, at least worthy of the same status as Jesse Ventura and Arnold Schwarzenegger, so, really, it should come as no surprise that when he gets finished slaughtering the competition riding in the 2009 Tour de France, he may consider a career in politics.And although 2010 may be too soon to see Lance run (I can't wait for the political "ride" puns), he's at least interested/concerned, based on a recent interview with Mark McKinnon in The Daily Beast.Is there a future for Lance Armstrong in politics? If you feel like you can do the job better than people who ...
BarelyPolitical has struck again.Their latest spoof video features Obama Girl with consumer advocate Ralph Nader. In these tough financial times, the two apparently need to save money, so they're sharing office space. They fight over whose copy of People Magazine is on each other's side of the desk, and Nader asks her for campaign advice.Nader: "Hey Obama Girl, how do I check out some of your videos?"Obama Girl: "Well, go type in YouTube.com."(Type, type, type - on a typewriter)Obama Girl: "It's not gonna work on that thing."Nader: "Hey, I know that. Who do you think I am, John McCain?"Former ...
By DeniseAnd we have one thousand strong right in Minneapolis, Minn. at the Target Center today.Texas' Rep. Ron Paul's Rally for the Republic got off to a late, but enthusiastic start with emcee Tucker Carlson welcoming the raucous crowd. Carlson, senior campaign correspondent with MSNBC, told Political Machine shortly before taking the stage that while he can't endorse a candidate, he loves Dr. Paul's message and holds Libertarian values close to his heart after growing up in a Libertarian home.The Invocation was given by Minnesota Congressional candidate Barb Davis White who rallied the ...
The New York Times has a profile of Al Franken's Senate bid today, and they ask the question, "Is Al Franken's Run For Senate a Serious One?" I'm paraphrasing, of course. The real headline is "Comedian Says Minnesota Run is a Serious One." I'm assuming Franken doesn't just accost random reporters and shout, "My Minnesota Run is a Serious One!" I note the headline because they also refer to Franken as a "comedian." Franken is many things, but I wouldn't call him a comedian. He's mainly a writer and a humorist who enjoys the performer's pay grade, just as LL Cool J is a rapper who also does ...
Is Al Franken too obnoxious to be elected the next Senator from Minnesota? Voters dislike Franken almost as much as the unpopular incumbent Republican Sen. Norm Coleman. According to Patricia Lopez of the Star-Tribune's Big Question blog: "Franken has the virtually the same negatives as Coleman (34), but only about half the favorables (27). Most voters still don't know much about Franken's Democratic rival Mike Ciresi, she said. ...
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