Civility & Fair Play

I listen to Morning Joe before starting my workday, but then, I watch O'Reilly and Glen Beck--when I can keep my ears from bleeding--and haven been known to visit hate group sites, just so's I know what they're up to, ya'll.

As I sit here, I find something eerily similar between the Clinton campaign and what can now only be called the Reverend Wright campaign. Both seem to operate from the view that if they don't get what they want, they get to ruin it for the other guy.

Lalita Amos | 04/23/2008 - 20:17

I was watching Morning Joe (I like a side of indigestion with my morning smoothie). For six weeks, Scarborough has been touting what looked like a Clinton blowout with poll numbers having her lead Obama by 20 or more points.

I chose to post this article in the category of civility and fairplay despite my impression that there has been little of either in regards to the 'child's play of both opponents of presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama. But I did come across an excellent treatment of the ill-fated "bitter" conversation.

Lalita Amos | 04/04/2008 - 14:01

While John McCain sits quietly back in Memphis, no doubt swaying and clapping to the strains of some Black gospel choir in Memphis, saying little about PastorGate (Reverend Wright and Barack Obama), I think it's important to listen to Reverend Haggee, John McCain's Reverend Wright.

Lalita Amos | 04/01/2008 - 23:06

I like Lou Dobbs and listen to him regularly. Though I don't acribe to many of his views, I don't think he's as rabid an idealogue as many on the right...oh, and on the left.

Sheila Suess Kennedy | 03/28/2008 - 10:49

Ed Brayton--he of Dispatches from the Culture Wars--reports on a confrontation with a racist:

Lalita Amos | 03/26/2008 - 21:12

This from James Carville...and just in time for Easter:

Lalita Amos | 03/26/2008 - 11:39

I wanted to point you to a couple of small changes in the AVA blog, both in the Categories section.

Lalita Amos | 03/25/2008 - 17:14

This was telling when I first saw it almost 4 years ago, and it's telling now. Very little has changed.

 


Lalita Amos | 03/22/2008 - 12:17

Rush Limbaugh continues to excoriate Barack Obama (it's his raison d'etre. You can read the text of his chat (I had to turn it off: I couldn't listen anymore):

Lalita Amos | 03/20/2008 - 09:12

This is curious. The polls (Gallup, Zogby and others) that are being reported, it turns out, were taken in the days before his historic speech.

Lalita Amos | 03/20/2008 - 08:56

I was driving home last night, flipping through my Sirius radio (I'd had enough of Finger Eleven, the Clash, Talking Heads and, uh, Justin Timberlake--don't hate). Thinking I was in the talk radio segment, I was surprised to hear a Black pastor's voice booming from my radio.

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