The last thing John McCain and the Republicans want hung around their necks next week is George Bush. But, that's what the Democratic war room is planning: The Democrats aren't just in competition with the Republicans in the presidential race, they're going head-to-head on the coolness of their war room.When the Republicans head to town next week, Democrats will be hot on their heels to staff a "More of the Same" war room. The Republicans have their own war room in Denver this week that they're calling "Not Ready ‘08."Ah, but Democrats say the comparison ends there."Our rapid response program will be bigger, better, closer and more aggressive than anything seen before," said DNC spokesman Damien LaVera. Full story...
From Greg Sargent:
Ben Smith points out that the statement from Hillary's spokesperson, which says today's reports are "premature," is nonetheless basically confirmation that she and Obama will reach a deal and she'll be his Secretary of State.
The wild ride on Wall Street continues. After eight years of the George Bush/GOP economic policy, news of Obama's pick for Treasury Secretary set off a rally.
From the Wash Post:
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson has emerged as a "serious contender" to head the Commerce Department under President-elect Barack Obama, according to a Democratic official close to the proceedings.
Unbelievable:
November 20 (Bloomberg) -- The Somali pirates, renegade Somalis known for hijacking ships for ransom in the Gulf of Aden, are negotiating a purchase of Citigroup.
"No gay marriage, but bring on the strippers!"AMERICAblog reader SaraI fear that even I can't do this story sufficient justice.
Paul Krugman, the Nobel prize winning economist at the New York Times, thinks we're in trouble. And that's, well, troubling.
This really did change the political game:
Barack Obama raised half a billion dollars online in his 21-month campaign for the White House, dramatically ushering in a new digital era in presidential fundraising.
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