March 2008 Archives

Most popular profiles on Facebook
 - #1 Obama, 727,871 supporters
 - #5 Clinton, 140,262 supporters
 - #12 McCain, 99,462 supporters

Most viewed News & Politics this month on Youtube
 - #1 Obama, A More Perfect Union, 3,560,044 views
 - #3 Clinton, CBS Exposes Bosnia Trip, 1,676,052 views
 - #20 McCain, McCain Girls: Raining McCain, 541,410 views

Most followers on Twitter
 - #1 Obama, 19,330 followers
 - #2 Clinton, 2,409 followers
 - #? McCain, no official profile

LA Times: Web Scout: Barack Obama's viral power

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The Dream

"... at the University of Chicago, Obama is liked and admired by both Republicans and Democrats. Some local Reagan enthusiasts are Obama supporters. Why? It doesn't hurt that he's a great guy, with a personal touch and a lot of warmth. It certainly helps that he is exceptionally able.

But niceness and ability are only part of the story. Obama has a genuinely independent mind, he's a terrific listener and he goes wherever reason takes him."

-- Cass R. Sunstein

"It's not so much Barack's blackness that makes him hard to attack so much as it is his unaffected cool, because the state of being f'able is ineffable. How can you find the words to attack something that there are no words for?" -- Paul Beatty

blogpic.thumbnail.jpg "...he's the first Black person to run for public office without going all Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson on America"

 -- stuffeducatedblackpeoplelike


More silliness from Swift Kids for Truth.


From their Style Issue

"Michelle's perceived authenticity has been an asset to Barack. Ron Carter, a former associate of the Black Panther Party who is the publisher of the South Street Journal, told me that he was impressed by her handling of a combustible situation that arose during Barack's senatorial campaign, following a speech that he gave at Liberty Baptist Church, on Chicago's South Side. "There were lots of radicals protesting, calling into question his loyalty to the community," Carter recalled. "She came out the back door, and there were a bunch of hoodlum thugs ready to do a full-blast demonstration. She put on her street sense and asked all the guys, 'Y'all got a problem or something?' They all froze, guys who would slap the mayor, who would slap Jesse Jackson in the face, even.""

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