Hillary Machiavelli on K.O., Pennsylvania Update:

Apparently there are some voting problems going on in Pennsylvania. I assume that this can only help the senator "from" New York, as turnout should be Obama's biggest ally today. Which is bad news for him, as early reports indicate that turnout is by no means overwhelming:

Barack Obama, senator from Illinois, and Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York are fighting a fierce battle for Pennsylvania votes at the same time that nine Republicans and three Democrats are fighting for party nominations for Congress in the 5th district.
At Penn State’s Heritage Hall in the HUB-Robeson Center, where five precincts are voting, lines no longer than 10 or 15 students waited early this morning to vote.
At 9:30 a.m., Mike Gruendler of York, an Obama volunteer, said he estimated about 300 students had already visited the polls, which opened at 7 a.m.

If that estimate is true, and only 300 out of more than 40,000 students (according to Wikipedia, for what its worth). He needs these bastards to come out for him, now...

- This is a great read on the lack of logic that Clinton has incorporated in her campaign's thought processes.

She mentions a gas holiday, just like McCain...Ugg.

- On a lighter note, I just paid $3.91 for a gallon of gas in San Diego.

K.O., For the Record:

If you have not seen this, you must:

Really?!

You call that an apology Bill Orally? I say it again people. HOW the hell does this guy have a job on air, let alone a large audience? How exactly is this any different from Don Imus's comments? Hell, Billo didn't call Michelle Obama a nappy headed hoe, he said lynch! The zombies that buy into this garbage terrify me more than any Al Qaeda terrorist!

Here's BillO's comment:

“I don’t want to go on a lynching party against Michelle Obama unless there’s evidence, hard facts, that say this is how the woman really feels”

UPDATE: The Reverend Jesse Jackson was on Countdown with Keith today to talk about this "apology". He said Orally's comments were "hurtful, and dangerous." He calls on the FCC to hold him accountable, good luck there Reverend Jackson. He called Bill's comments racism "at it's worst form." We'll see if anything will come of this.

Glenn Greenwald is my hero

I wanted to share this piece he wrote on how our Supreme Court denied a NSA wiretapping case from being heard. Our country is in bad shape if Alito, Scalia and Roberts are allowed to protect a criminal in the White House. This is a serious story and I find it sad that the only people talking about it are bloggers and Keith Olberman. We have AG's investigating themselves, judges refusing to hear cases against the government and a Congress that can only vote whether Christmas is a national holiday.