Today’s contestant is talk show host, occasional blow-hard and sometimes pervy bigot Bill O’Reilly talking to a caller about the “Michelle Obama hates America” fake controversy. During this conversation, where O’Reilly is actually defending political spouses who are under the microscope, he uses an “inelegant” term that recently got a reporter on the Golf Channel…

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Barack Obama has gone 10-0 in wins since Super Tuesday and most recently slam dunked on Hillary Clinton in Wisconsin Tuesday, a state she was supposed to have a chance at winning. She’s tried to shake it off. But it was nothing but net for Obama. So now what? I’ll be highly surprised if Hillary…

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Dude, I swear, if I have to hear a person say “experience” or “change” again I’m going to start killing super delegates until people will stop parroting what they’re favorite candidates say. It’s like the whole world swallowed a script of talking points. Just once, I wish that when some one jabs a mic in…

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Or at least he read enough of it to take some umbrage over my incorrect hyperbole. I erroneously reported that he was flacking for a presidential contender in my original February 14 posting. Neither the serious journalist in me or the lazy blogger inside did not vet that particular nugget out. Sincere pologizes to my…

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Headline: Obama steals lines from friend, Mass. Governor Deval Patrick’s speech when they’ve talked about and collaborated on speech related things before, and, oh, by the way, the Boston Globe reported on this in April of last year. Ahem … to CNN, FOX, MSNBC, Politico.com and the Clinton campaign: Um … nobody cares. Sincerely, Everyone…

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Liberal Columnist Paul Krugman, who I used to enjoy reading, has been on an anti-Obama tear for a good minute. Huffington Post, though, is reporting that Krugman’s greatest Obama fear now is of the inevitable “Obamamania backlash” that will result if Barack Obama does become the Democratic nominee. My questions for Krugman are: 1. Didn’t…

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Saw this over the weekend on Crooks and Liars (I really like that site.): Sir Charles Barkley is known as a loud, kind of slow and mush-mouthed, tongue-tied ex-NBA baller and color commentator on TNT. He also for years espoused that he was a Republican (I think the logic behind that was he was “rich”…

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