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'Obama Girl' Meets 'Young Obama'

Austin Keenan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

BarelyPolitical.com sends Obama Girl back in time to meet a young Barack Obama. The hip advice that Obama Girl imparts upon the once-and-future presidential candidate ranges from a message of hope to telling him about the importance of a "girl named Michelle."

Hilary Supporters, Grow the F*@k Up!

Michael Arceneaux — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

Those punny folks over at 236.com say if Barack Obama won't settle the issue of the PUMAs--not those sartorially-savvy sneaks, but the members of "Party Unity My Ass"--they will. This video doesn't mince words, pretty much telling Hilary supporters to swallow their pride, and join the rest of the Democratic party.

Michelle Obama's Opens the DNC

Michael Arceneaux — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

When an opposing political party touts you as an angry, embittered anti-American elitist who esmasculates her husband, you better be well prepared to combat that image when you're asked to reintroduce yourself in the nation. But judging from the responses thus far, Michelle Obama did just that in her 20 minute-plus speech. The wife of the Democratic presidential nominee discussed her background, her husband's work, and yes, just how much she loves America.

McCain: It's 3:00 A.M. Again

Michael Arceneaux — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

It's 3:00 a.m. (again) and John McCain just finished watching the neverending coverage of the Democratic National Convention. Perhaps he feels a wee bit slighted that he's not the talk of the tube this week. Perhaps, he's just feeling...old. With that in mind, his campaign seized upon one of Hillary's campaign moments, in which she contrasts Barack's relative inexperience in comparison McCain's. Here, the Arizona Senator's own take on Clinton's once-controversial "3:00 A.M." ad.

John Legend Croons at the DNC

J.P. Mangalindan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

Five time Grammy-winner John Legend delivered his Barack-inspired song, "If You're Out There," for the first time at the Democratic National Convention last Monday. With lyrics like,"If you hear this message, wherever you stand / I'm calling every woman, calling every man / We can't afford to wait / The future started yesterday and we're already late," Legend's impassioned anthem encourages voters everywhere to vote for change.

Don Miller's DNC Prayer

Austin Keenan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

In a move likely made to show that the Democratic party has deep religious values, Donald Miller engaged himself and the rest of the convention in a moment of prayer for the future of politics. We can understand the gesture to try and sway middle America towards the left, but do you really think any of those people actually watch C-SPAN?

Debra

Austin Keenan — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 00:00:00 EDT

Debbie's story is that she used to be a Democrat, as well as a Clinton supporter, and now she's voting Republican because she believes in John McCain's experience. Wow. Just...wow.