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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Traipsing around New York to promote his upcoming memoir, "The Governor," former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich said he is "not writing myself off" for a return to public service, if the public -- like the woman who called him a "rotten politician" at the airport last week -- will ever get with the program. In a barside interview with New Yorker editor David Remnick, Blagojevich compared his situation to those of other disgraced politicians like Winston Churchill and his personal model, Richard Nixon. ...
"Dying is easy, comedy is hard." - Sir Donald Wolfit The New York Times is reporting that humor is having a difficult time gaining traction with Barack Obama. On the heels of the New Yorker flap (covered by David Knowles here, and by me here and here), the Times examined the political humor landscape, and found it curiously Obama-free. Why? The reason cited by most of those involved in the shows is that a fundamental factor is so far missing in Mr. Obama: There is no comedic "take" on him, nothing easy to turn to for an easy laugh, like allegations of Bill Clinton's womanizing, or President ...
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