By: Cary Briel, Skaneateles Design
The Obamas play a card game (UNO) while on the road in Iowa.
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By: Cary Briel, Skaneateles Design
Most agree that President Bush bears the greatest responsibility for the catastrophe of the Iraq war. He was the key decision maker at every point (at least I hope that we can assume this). And he’s fundamentally accountable. But if you look into the innards of the process that led to war there, there is probably no one more responsible for, or involved with, poor planning relating to Iraq than Doug Feith. You’d think someone such as Mr. Feith would be keeping a low profile. But in fact he’s got a book out explaining how Iraq was a great idea, how nothing was his fault, and essentially blaming his enemies. “Trainwreck” may be an overused term, but in this video we have a chance to look at some choice moments from Feith’s book release media tour, where he explains how most of the country got the whole thing all wrong. Watch the video.
By: Cary Briel, Skaneateles Design
The Atlantic.com website reports that although the Obama campaign calls its “Vote for Change” voter registration drive a mere voter registration drive (i.e., Nothing to see here, folks, except for ordinary people helping ordinary people gain the franchise), it’s much more than that. Obama’s Vote for Change program will lay the foundation for his general election get-out-the-vote efforts, according to the Atlantic. Obama aides won’t say more, but I gather the campaign is constructing an incredibly elaborate online interface to allow its more than a million donors and volunteers to directly persuade their neighbors through a variety of media. On election day, the Obama camp might have more than a million individuals volunteering on his behalf. That should scare the beejeesus out of the McCain campaign and the RNC. Read the full story, including the latest Obama campaign release, here at the Atlantic.com website.
By: Cary Briel, Skaneateles Design
Bill Clinton being interviewed by Fox News channel, and asked about his administration’s attempt to capture Bin Laden. At one point, he objects to the “smirk” on the face of the interviewer. Watch the video.
By: Cary Briel, Skaneateles Design
In this video, Bill Clinton strongly encourages a vote for Barack Obama instead of Hillary. Amazing! In fact, he encourages you to do so by quoting one of “Clinton’s laws of politics.” Watch the video.
