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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!On Dec. 10, President Barack Obama will be in Oslo, Norway, to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. His highly anticipated acceptance speech comes just days after he announced his decision to sent 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan. So, what should the president say? Just as there are varied opinions as to whether Obama deserved to win the Nobel Peace Prize, there is no shortage of advice on what the president should say to his audience in Oslo and across the globe. At Mediaite, Rachel Sklar says she believes the president should shift the focus away from himself and even suggests the wording he ...
All this talk about Sen. Arlen Specter's defection -- and the instant karma that ensued -- got me fantasizing about other Republicans who ought to follow him out the door. The following list is by no means comprehensive -- and I do reserve the right to amend it -- but for now, these are the 10 Republicans who annoy me most ... 1. Kathleen Parker - If you've heard of Kathleen Parker, it is probably because of her now-famous early criticisms of Sarah Palin. The defining column came in September 2008, when she condescendingly wrote: "Only Palin can save McCain, her party, and the country she ...
Kathleen Parker's September 26 column -- which called on Sarah Palin to step down from the presidential ticket (and suggested she use the excuse that she wanted to spend more time with her baby) -- rightly angered many conservatives. A later column which implied that John McCain picked Palin as his running mate because he was sexually attracted to her, cemented Parker's permanent status as the Maureen Dowd of the Right (or possibly even an Arianna Huffington turncoat).Regardless, many conservatives would agree that the most unfair -- and, yes, "sexist" criticism of Sarah Palin -- was actually ...
Via our friends at Crooks & Liars, here's FOX's Neil Cavuto trying to explain why John McCain is losing this race. In today's Wall Street Journal, Peggy Noonan offers her own assessment. Read it here. ...
The first rule of being on television is even when the mics are supposedly off, never say anything you wouldn't say on camera. Because only the engineers know when the mics are really off. Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan and Time columnist Mike Murphy forgot that rule after appearing with NBC's Chuck Todd and were caught on tape disparaging John McCain's pick of Sarah Palin for VP. Murphy -- a former McCain adviser -- says the choice is "cynical" and "gimmicky." Noonan's opinion is even stronger. PN: It's over. MM: Still McCain can give a version of the Lieberman speech to do ...
This weekend Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) released a new :30 television spot in Iowa titled "Gulf." The ad, filled with black-and-white photos of Obama features as narrator retired General Merrill McPeak. Here's the ad: McPeak supported George W. Bush in 2000 but later became an outspoken critic of the Iraq war and endorsed John Kerry in 2004 doing ads sponsored by the Democratic National Committee. ...
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