Sure, all those pundits on cable and inside the Beltway may be predicting a wave year where Dems lose the House and maybe even the Senate. But the tsunami hasn’t yet been reflected in three new CNN/TIME/Opinion research polls of registered voters in Kentucky, California and Florida out today. In fact, most races were tied [...]
More fun from California. So good. The rap on Carly Fiorina is that she is less personable than she might be. In this priceless open mic incident, Fiorina, who won the Republican nomination to challenge Barabara Boxer, comes off as, well, sort of a jerk. The payoff line comes at the end, starting at about [...]
People are unhappy. They’ve been unhappy for a while: through Enron and the .com bubble bursting, 9/11, two wars, Katrina. They thought Barack Obama would bring change but few have felt the changes he’s wrought: who can imagine how bad the economy could have gotten sans stimulus? It feels bad enough as it is. Then [...]
In a gambit to recapture the fascination with Carly Fiorina’s bizarre web video, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee has thrown together this number to prebut the California Republican Senate debate tonight in Los Angeles. It features, among other things, an endless stream of ovine puns: I guess the lesson in all this is that surreality [...]
There has been much talk on the interwebbing of late about the amateur absurdity of the Carly Fiorina Demon Sheep ad. (I chimed in myself on Wednesday, suggesting that people watch it while playing Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon for full effect.) But the ad was created, in fact, by one of the most [...]
The best way to view California Senate Candidate Carly Fiorina’s awesomely bizarre new primary campaign ad–which includes shots of an alien robot sheep, or something–is by pressing play on your cassette tape of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of The Moon just as you click play on YouTube. The coolest part of the whole thing is [...]
Grover Norquist today comes up with a somewhat baffling defense of Carly Fiorina’s claim that 23 million small businesses would see tax hikes under Obama’s tax plan. Grover argues this: In 2006 (the latest year available), $706 billion of such income was reported to the Internal Revenue Service. Of this, about half was reported by [...]
