I Notice There Aren’t Any Quotes About Mass Graves

The ironically-named Center for Public Integrity posted 935 of the Bush administration’s statements about Iraq that it claims “methodically propagated erroneous information over the two years beginning on Sept. 11, 2001”.
In response, IMAO has created its own website which lists all the methodically propagated accurate information uttered by Democrats since 9/11.
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I Wonder Who Osama bin Laden Is Endorsing in the Republican Primary?

So, the New York Times endorsed McCain, something being touted by every candidate except McCain, though McCain does have the endorsement on his site. That’s being a maverick to the point of sheer stupidity.
You figure this has to hurt him. His big issue is he’s the best candidate for the Iraq War, but he just got the endorsement of perhaps the most prominent “defeat at any cost” douches.
So, do you think the New York Times editorial board knew what they were doing? If they were at all strategic, they would have praised the candidate they hated most and trashed the candidate they really wanted to win (incidentally, the NYT only singled out Giuliani as a target of their impotent anger); they could really affect the election outcome that way. I think the NYT is too arrogant for that, though. Anyway, this combined with whether this is true might be enough to sink McCain, paving the way for a Romney victory. Yay vanilla ice cream! It’s so… there!
Editor’s Note: Though the title of this post is meant to be a rhetorical question, the answer is, of course, Ron Paul, the only hope for America.

Another Debate?

There was another Republican debate last night, but this one I haven’t bother reading the reactions to. Who cares anymore? Plus, who doesn’t know all about the candidates by this point? I’m guessing all you blog readers know them pretty well, but apparently there are a number of primary voters who were too busy licking the paint on the walls to do much studying about the candidates.
I think the only way I could get interested in the primary process again is if I had money riding on it.