Barack Obama.

Also, one of Clinton's campaign managers from 1992, who's also a superdelegate, is going to endorse...

Barack Obama.

The raw footage is far worse.

Ho Hum. Situation Normal.

Unbelievable.  You're raising a child in Manhattan folks...second hand smoke should be the least of your worries for your child.  Besides, are they oblivious to the car/truck/bus exhaust surrounding them?

The victim of this erroneous lawsuit says...

"My apartment is my castle ..."

If you don't think national numbers matter, you're nuts.  The pretty much sustained Hillary.  With Obama getting real Ws in primaries, raising tons of cash, winning in delegates and popular vote (with Florida and Michigan), this is just one more sign that the end is near.

Obama complains that Hilary used wrong judgment in voting for the Iraq resolution, however, somewhere I heard that Obama before becoming a U.S. Senator said words to the effect, " I wasn't there to vote on the resolution  and to tell you the truth had I been there I don't know which way I would have voted"  True or False?  If you have the exact quote please post it.  If he stands on the fact that he has always opposed the Iraq War resolution from the get go does this allege quote not smack in the face of hypocrisy and moreover could not this quote also be construed as bad judgment on his part for not knowing how he would have voted had he been there as compared to his strong never wavering campaign stance that he always opposed the resolution to go to war initially making him a better judge of important issues?

A large part of Obama's rhetoric is looking forward to change and not looking back to the old politics and political machinery of the past, implying the Clintons represents this past.  Somewhere I heard he made a remark about the length of time that McCain has spent in Washington, I believe he said words to the effect, "He has been there for fifteen years", implying that, Mcain embodied the past just like the Clintons.  Did Obama ever say any such words on how long Mcain has been in office?  Yes or No.?  If he did what was the exact quote please?   If he did say this then does it not follow that this is somewhat hypocritical that he would accept the endorsement of Caroline Kennedy, whose father was a congressman then senator for a combined period of 14 years before he ran for the presidency and also isn't it hypocritical taking Teddy Kennedy's endorsement who has been there forever and who is so much a part of the past political machinery.  How in the world does he square accepting these endorsements with the McCain quote and the implication of that quote if there was such a quote, along with rhetoric that he represents a new order on how business will be conducted in Washington under an Obama administration while implicating only the Clintons and McCain as representatives of the political past?

Finally, Obama says he does not take donations from federal registered lobbyist.  Somewhere I heard that many of his donations come from the law firms that represent these federal registered lobbyists and he has admitted to accepting these donations.   True or False?  If true what is the authoritative source please?  Moreover, what if those that have endorse him have accepted donations from federal registered lobbyist, does not the acceptance of these endorsements also smack in the face of hypocrisy? Just like you return camping money that has been tainted you also refuse endorsers that do not live up to your beliefs and campaign rhetoric.    

The point being, if the above items are true as explained, is that when you set the self righteousness bar so high by stating you are not going to be business as usual and you are going to be better than those before you, then you are going to be highly scrutinized during your campaign to see if you are living up to your own rhetoric and beliefs, making it almost impossible not to look like a hypocrite.  If you stand for a belief you got to stand for it all the way with no exceptions.

So cool.

The writers strike that began Nov. 5 wrung $2 billion from the local economy, as much as four times more than the 1988 strike that lasted six weeks longer.

Most of the pain, experts say, was felt by independent contractors, small-business owners and others that have courted TV production crews as favored customers.

The Los Angeles Economic Development Corp. estimates that while $733 million in production spending has been lost, another $1.3 billion came from the pockets of the caterers, florists, valets, hotel operators, restaurant workers, costume-house employees and others.

Lying through his teeth under oath may not be the wisest move on Clemens' part, but congress deserves to be lied to for wasting their time and our money on this circus.

Justice Scalia argued that courts could take stronger measures when a witness refused to answer questions.

Texas is the only state in the union where peyote is sold legally.  Link