As I proposed before, in a couple years, campaigning could be left to bloggers alone. The blogosphere almost pushed the Dean candidacy into the running in 2004, could it eventually be the entire emphasis behind a campaign.

What is frightening is that with technology growing like it is, you could have a Philip de Vellis creating a lifelike video of a candidate that is entirely fabricated.

Twit!  Any idiot can paint a mustache on a masterpiece. That’s all he did.

Did he hurt Clinton? Nope. She just laughed it off.

Did he hurt Obama? Probably, which is too bad because he’s a good guy.

About the ONLY good I see is that by doing it first, it will just be copy-cat “me-too!” when the Swift-Boat $#!theads do it for the Re-thugs against the Democrats…Sort of an inoculation.

And the WORST of the Democrats running (Biden, Kucinich) is far, Far, FAR better than ANY of the clowns running on the GOP side—who are all probably better than President Catastrophe…though Huckabee and Brownback are almost as fascist as Bush.

Democrats should pound each other JUST ENOUGH to keep the press focused on them and off the GOP, but not enough to do damage to each other.  Unless, of course, one of the Re-Thugs steps on his weenie (as usual) and then the press can have fun slicing and dicing him!

Excellent!

What more can I say, but bring it on

Notwithstanding the details in the TIMES story, CNET News.com reported that De Vellis was fired.