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Quite frankly, the GOP’s political parlance is the equivalent of being told that one can engage in a circle jerk with one’s self. I think it is actually more akin to placing one’s head up one’s behind. Yes..it’s still a circle…but the outcome isn’t quite as pleasant.

With Q2 2008 soundly behind us, it's time to turn our attention to the quickly approaching Q3 2008 release. The next (and last) release for 2008 is currently scheduled to ship in early November, so we're less than 10 weeks away from another major Telerik release.

Steve Lombardo over on Pollster has a real good birds eye view of whats happened in the past month of so of the campaign. There are now three tracking polls. Hotline has it at 46-40, Obama over McCain. That's a combined movement of 3 percent, from 48-39, in their poll prior to the tracking poll's beginning.

The RNC video "tribute" to 9/11. With Obermann's reaction, and he hits it on the head. Disgusting. Note the scary music (juxtaposed with schmaltzy music) with clean and dirty images and the jingoistic narration. Walter Lippman would be proud.

Today’s full of crap celebrity segment is dedicated to Oprah Winfrey who expects us to believe that she isn’t going to be used as a platform “for any of the political candidates”. “There has been absolutely no discussion about having Sarah Palin on my show.

Shut Up and Don’t Sing Filed under: 2008 Election Liberal Morons by Xrlq @ 5:44 pm First Petty Tom scores irony points for getting Dubya to back down from playing “I Won’t Back Down.” Then some washed up has-been from the 1970s connipted over Mike Huckabee and a former bandmate performing one of his songs.

PREGAME: Hey, it’s a trip to the Metrodome. Whoopee. It’s also a travel day with the team not getting until today because of the RNC sucking up all the hotel rooms. The good news is that the Tigers send Armando Galarraga to the hill. The bad news is the Twins seem to be his nemesis.

A lot of polls are being snuck out by the liberal media houses - in pieces - meant to highlight any remaining positives for team Obidenama. One that caught my eye starts with the claim Obama has a 2 point lead in Ohio, but what was buried in the story is quite telling: Yet Democrats who supported

Team Coleman has made much about the fact that they don’t believe Jack Shephard is a credible challenger to both Norm Coleman. Team Coleman has been so confident (arrogant and demeaning some would suggest) that they have ignored Shephard’s candidacy by refusing to ever acknowledge that he even exists.

The folks over at the Daily Show are having a field day with Palin... funny but pretty telling.