This Progressive Blogger Has No Trouble Making His Choice

Barack Obama in Washington Square Park
in Greenwich Village on September 27, 2007

Bob Cesca wrote in the Huffington Post yesterday that "It's Time For Progressive Bloggers To Choose A Candidate". This particular blogger has no trouble picking Barack Obama as his choice of the remaining contenders (he was my choice when there were still 8-10 men and women debating each other).
I'm looking forward to voting for Barack next Tuesday, and again in November.

There's a Difference?

"In last week’s column, I mistakenly attributed a quotation from Michael Medved to Michelle Malkin. I regret the error."

--from Irving William "Bill" Kristol's
weekly New York Times rant, 14 Jan 2008

"In next week’s column, I will again mistakenly use the same reasons for attacking Iran that I used for attacking Iraq. I regret the error in advance."

--The disclaimer that should be run by the Times at
the head of each of Kristol's columns

Have you taken the Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz yet?

Here are my results on the 2008 Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz taken earlier today (with recent dropouts crossed out):

95% Mike Gravel
95% Dennis Kucinich
84% Chris Dodd
83% Barack Obama
82% John Edwards
81% Joe Biden
80% Hillary Clinton
72% Bill Richardson
35% Rudy Giuliani
27% Ron Paul
20% John McCain
15% Tom Tancredo
14% Mitt Romney
14% Mike Huckabee
5% Fred Thompson

Before you laugh at mine, get your results here: 2008 Presidential Candidate Matching Quiz

403 Days Until My TV Dies, or Is anyone else looking forward to February 17, 2009?

This is what my television will be broadcasting from February 17, 2009 on, and I couldn't be happier.
Anyone else out there looking forward to DTV (Death of TV) day?

The Most Important Issue for Voters of Both Parties

Poll: Bullshit Is Most Important Issue For 2008 Voters