I am extremely tired of McCain staffers dumping their personal buckets over the head of Sarah Palin. As someone who was on the convention floor during her speech in St. Paul, I can tell you that she lifted the roof off the building.
Think about Barack Obama not as a candidate for president, but as a race car driver. Which NASCAR team would give the keys to the car to an inexperienced guy who has just learned to drive?
By this time next week we will know whether the campaign of Hillary Rodham Clinton is alive or dead. And we will also know whether the legacy of William Jefferson Clinton is alive or dead.
The New York Times is a big company and its editors and executives will have to explain why they thought this story, undeveloped and unfair, needed to be in the paper.
Where was Michelle Obama on September 12, 2001 the day after the attacks. She was an adult in 2001. Was she embarrassed by America that day?....Michelle Obama owes the country an apology!
As we move into the fading days of 2007, may organizations will be proclaiming their Man (or Woman) of the year, Person of the Year, etc. So this is MY choice for Person of the Year.
There has been very good news for the GOP over the past few weeks, which has gone almost unnoticed in the laser focus on the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary.
Everything that happens, anywhere in the world is now being described a "a defeat for George Bush." First came the news that John Murtha (D-Pa.) who has been mentor to, and ally of, Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) had changed his mind on Iraq.
The big news over the weekend was that a guy named Kevin Rudd won the election to be the prime minister of Australia. Rudd is the leader of the Labor Party and beat the incumbent John Howard whose Conservative Party had been in power for nearly 12 years. This was, of course, reported around the world as a defeat for George Bush.
EVERYTHING is reported around the world as a defeat for George Bush.
In the stem cell world, Tuesday was Armistice Day and all those profiteers in the embryonic stem cell wars are going to have to find new causes and new enemies.
The Washington Nationals will go down in baseball history as being the team against which Barry Bonds hit his record-breaking 756th major league home run.
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Rich Galen has been a press secretary for Dan Quayle and for Newt Gingrich, and blogs at 
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