Talk About Crooked

Did you see this?

I'm not sure what SOS Hosemann's intentions are, but I cannot grasp why he would put the most prominent senate race in decades, and in my lifetime, at the bottom of the ballot with the local Joe Shmoe. I can only assume it was an attempt to bury Musgrove's name recognition. Maybe he has another reason, but until he let's the MS electorate know why, I'll just stick with my assumption.

Peter Patrelli

Peter...as of yesterday...will be in attendance at the first debate in Oxford, MS.

Psst: Voters like it when your tie matches her dress...or suit

they can probably drink in Europe

June 6 staff conference made public on barackobama.com.  Obama thanks his Chicago staff, most of whom he's unsure if they're of drinking age, for helping build "the best political organization in America."

Department of Button Outreach or...not

Obama seems eager to reach out to fringe groups with his campaign button selection, while McCain seems determined to first shore up his ties with the more conservative wing of his party.  And, it looks like he still has a few St. Patty's Day buttons in stock if that's up your alley.

Snoop Dog's Politics

Snoop Dog rolls with the gangsta party.  For any phone surveys, this seems the perfect response.

Some staggering numbers just up @ Politico

Writes Jean Cummings....

If each of Obama’s donors gave him a modest $250, he’d have $375 million to spend during the two-month general election sprint. That’s $186 million a month, $47 million a week.

Obama has more than 1.5 million donors; McCain has a few hundred thousand. If just a million of Obama’s donors sent him the maximum donation, $2,300, he could raise $2.3 billion. 

He (McCain) reported a record month in April, raising $18 million, after sewing up his party’s nomination. In 2004, Democrat John F. Kerry raised $44 million in the month after he emerged his party’s presumptive nominee.

“All hands are going to be on deck,” said one longtime Democratic fundraiser. “A billion is spent on advertising at the Super Bowl. That’s one football game. This is worth every nickel we can put into it.”