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Oh-one always wants to know whether the other side's women are more attractive. So rest assured, my gentlemen readers at Hotair, you are on the right side of history. Again, not an extreme case: If you had pictured nothing but young, budding, be-Birkenstocked Helen Thomases traipsing through the Riviera's halls, seeking whom they may devour, it's nowhere near that bad; it's just that I've been to CPAC; and this, sir, is no CPAC. Hmm...I think I just saw Wonkette, if she's your type...
Sorry, rba, I know it's not good form to spread their 16th century venom, but holy mo. Okay, stop me, I just have to do it -- gender translation.
Oh-one always wants to know whether the other side's men are more attractive. So rest assured, my gentlewomen readers, you are on the right side of history. Again, not an extreme case: If you had pictured nothing but old, flagging, tiny peckered Tom Delays traipsing through the Aspens, seeking whom they may devour, it's nowhere near that bad; it's just that I've been to YKos; and this, mam, is no YKos. Hmm...I think I just saw Gannon, ladies, if he's your type.
Now back to newsbites: CapitalHillBlue.com has a bit
It might be tempting to write off the first-ever YearlyKos convention, whose name pays homage to the popular political Web log Daily Kos, as kind of a Star Trek-Greenpeace-anti-war-fest. But if you're a Democrat trying to win back the Congress this year or seek the presidency in 2008, these may turn out to be 1,000 of the most important people you'll brainstorm with, impress, or at least placate. For many Democratic leaders, that's too big a potential jackpot to ignore.
But if you're a Democrat trying to win back the Congress this year or seek the presidency in 2008, these may turn out to be 1,000 of the most important people you'll brainstorm with, impress, or at least placate. For many Democratic leaders, that's too big a potential jackpot to ignore.
Byron York at National Review:
That is the contrast of YearlyKos. On the one hand, Moulitsas speaks as if he has won the political game, while on the other side some of his followers worry that they're not even in it.
The NYTimes piece is being picked up by local papers, BTW: Amhurst, LA Daily News, and something called the Barre Montpelier Times Argus, VT. Scripps news service also picked up the piece so the McClatchy newspapers are or will be carrying it. by kfred on Sat Jun 10, 2006 at 01:15:33 PM EST [ Parent ]
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