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Porcupine is writing this at 11:30 am on Friday, August 22, 2008. (Note: Due to the genuinely crappy Internet connection available on Cape Cod during the summer, Porcupine has been unable to access the Internet until just now - over 24 hours later.

Obama gets it…uh, together by Vermont Woodchuck Delegate’s reversal stuns party Wisconsin Democrat now publicly supports McCain As an avid supporter of Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Democratic primaries, Debra Bartoshevich is not alone in her frustration over Clinton’s defeat.

The Art and Croissant devotees will flock to see this show before it starts its run on Broadway. Denver promises a riotous opening not seen in 40 years of theater. He’ll dance his way into your wallet!

The Democrat Primary In 1 minute And 41 Seconds June 8th, 2008 • Jeremiah •

Women, support your position. Write in Hillary’s name. Don’t be dissed by a lightweight!

I’m baffled. I want to know what Barack Obama did to so many of the Hillary supporters such that they would choose to vote for John McCain in November rather than vote for the candidate that obviously has their best interest in mind. In the following video, Michelangelo Signorile confronts a caller who insists he can’t vote for Obama.

It has been reported that Hillary Clinton plans to drop out of the Democrat Presidential Primary this weekend. She even plans to go so far as to endorse Barack Obama for President of all 58 states. Now, I am not normally one to toot my own horn and claim that I am awesome, but I do think it’s

I've heard various comments by women over the course of the Democratic primary that led me to believe they are concerned about Sen. Barack Obama being the nominee - not because of skill or experience, but because he's a man.

I’d like to take a moment to offer some emerging speculation on my part. First, let me state that I’ve intentionally chosen to limit my participation in the animosity that has typified the Democratic primary between Clinton and Obama supporters.

As expected, yesterday’s post about Hillary Clinton’s campaign prompted considerable vitriol from ardent Hillary supporters. Though their complaints were numerous - and to my thinking mostly groundless - their main contention was that Hillary hadn’t been given a chance to make her case for having 100% of the Michigan and Florida delegates declared hers.