The moderator of tomorrow nights VP debate, Gwen Ifill, stands to make money off of the election, should Obama win, with her new book.
But I’m sure she will still run a fair and balanced program.
The moderator of tomorrow nights VP debate, Gwen Ifill, stands to make money off of the election, should Obama win, with her new book.
But I’m sure she will still run a fair and balanced program.
they are interviewing top advisors from both the Clinton and Obama campaigns on NPR, and the difference between the two are staggering.
basically Clinton’s guy, Harold Ickes, was a total dick and avoided actually answering the simplest questions about the campaign. his answers were either short and pretentious or long and blundering.
Obama’s guy, David Something (sounded like Blupp – i didn’t catch it clearly), seemed to answer everything to the best of his ability and also seemed to be much more conversational and open about things surrounding the campaign.
it seems like more and more, All-Things-Clinton are annoying and off-putting. ugh. and there’s no reason to be dickish to anyone on NPR. they’re all so nice and cuddly and fairly-unbiased.
| Where | Who |
|---|---|
| The Price is Right! | Julia |
| Saturday Morning Mash Up | Nobody! |
| 2008 Album Selections | Paris |
| My 2008 Music | Kevin |
| How to bribe your way into a... | mandy |
| Attn: Other 'City Folk.' | Sammy |
| NY Times drinks lots of scotch... | Jay |
| That's What Friends Are For | Big Bill |
| Banned Bill's 2008 Album Post | John |
| Good Morning, and Hello. | John |
| i made you this. you play this... | Heidi |
| The google ads being generated | Banned Bill |
| MetaCritic's Surprising top... | Kevin |
| My top music list of 2008 | John |
| Leg Sled | Big Bill |
Whenever I dwell for any length of time on my own shortcomings, they gradually begin to seem mild, harmless, rather engaging little things, not at all like the staring defects in other people’s characters.
-Margaret Halsey