Obama Bitter

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Sam Stein

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Before Bitter-Gate: What Obama Said Hours Earlier About Guns

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Sam Stein   |   May 13, 2008 02:08 PM


It is a quintessential example of political irony. Just hours before Sen. Barack Obama uttered his now famous "bitter" comments, suggesting that small town Americans had turned to guns and religion out of economic frustration, he appeared at a different...

Defining Obama

Dylan Loewe | Posted April 25, 2008 | Politics


Dylan Loewe

Despite having all but secured the Democratic nomination, the last few weeks have not been particularly good for Barack Obama. As Hillary Clinton's desperation peaks, and as her message morphs into something akin to a Karl Rove Talent Show, Obama has found himself taking heavy fire. And while polls have...

Jason Linkins

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'Kansas' Author Frank Debuts With WSJ, Offers View Of 'Bittergate'

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   April 21, 2008 04:35 PM


Portfolio's Jeff Bercovici, assessing the new redesign at the Wall Street Journal, notes more than just the changes in aesthetics - there's actually a conscious effort to bring some left-of-center ideas to the opinion pages. One such newcomer to the...

What Really Went Down in Pittsburgh

Scott Paul | Posted April 19, 2008 | Politics


Scott Paul

On Monday, Senator Barack Obama and Senator Hillary Clinton came to Pittsburgh for substantive dialogue about their trade policies and, particularly, how they plan to address China's unfair trade practices. The Alliance for American Manufacturing, a labor-management, non-partisan partnership, hosted the forum and rightly put the candidates on the spot...

Far More Than "Bitter": Message from a Small Town Pennsylvanian

Marylee Smithwick | Posted April 18, 2008 | Politics


Marylee Smithwick

I am one of the "bitter" people living in a small steel town in Pennsylvania. My father passed away from the silt that he swallowed for forty years. My husband is withering away from the same cancer-causing dust he swallowed for nearly forty years too. The bills are mounting and...

Krugman: Obama Clinging To A Stereotype

NY Times   |  Paul Krugman   |   April 18, 2008 11:04 AM


Will Barack Obama's now famous "bitter" quote turn out to have been a big deal politically? Frankly, I have no idea. But here's a different question: was Mr. Obama right? Mr. Obama's comments combined assertions about economics, sociology and voting...

Beyond Gotcha: In Search of Democratic Economics

Derek Shearer | Posted April 17, 2008 | Politics


Derek Shearer

In the aftermath of the now famous "bitter" remarks by Presidential candidate Barack Obama, an observer of the Democratic primary season might have hoped for a renewed interest in proposals for making the US economy work better and fairer for working class and middle income Americans. Unfortunately, media interest...

Obama Should Answer Bitterness with Green Industrial Policy for Pennsylvania

Tom Hayden | Posted April 17, 2008 | Politics


Tom Hayden

There's been much talk about the white working class in recent days, but few white working class voices in the debate. Carl Davidson is white working class to his core, an early leader of Students for a Democratic Society, one of the key organizers of the 2002 Chicago anti-war rally...

Bittergate's Wobbly Legs: Signs of Media Evolution?

John K. Wilson | Posted April 17, 2008 | Off The Bus


John K. Wilson

The latest post-bitter polls showing an increase in Obama's lead following a weekend full of news networks trashing him about his "bitter" remarks is much more than a surge for Barack Obama; it's also a fundamental repudiation of the nattering nabobs of the media who imagined that the off-the-cuff...

Obama's "Small Town" Superdelegate Endorsement

Huffington Post   |   April 17, 2008 09:36 AM


Barack Obama's comments on small towns have not been lost on his campaign. On the heels of picking up three superdelegates yesterday, today they announced the endorsement of superdelegate Reggie Whitten from Oklahoma. Whitten makes sure to speak positively of...

Bitter? Moi?

Kate Clinton | Posted April 17, 2008 | Politics


Kate Clinton

Hold up, let me just get this gun back in my gun rack. I had it out after Church. No, not to go see the His Extreme Narrowmindedness in New York. I'm not the kind of gal.

I know it's not fair to take Barack Obama's words out of...

Common Sense and Obama

Seth Swirsky | Posted April 17, 2008 | Politics


Seth Swirsky

A lot of Democrats must be secretly contemplating Barack Obama's electability after another "I misspoke" moment ("Americans are bitter").

Recent gaffe's and unexpected revelations have given us an insight into the Senator's judgement and character.

When Michelle Obama said that she wasn't proud of her country (the country that...

The Real Elites, as Filled with Elite-i-ness as Ever

Eric Schmeltzer | Posted April 17, 2008 | Politics


Eric Schmeltzer

Watching the consternation among the TV pundits on Barack Obama's "bitter" comments is getting downright hilarious. After days of near universal agreement that this was going to absolutely crush Obama, how more than one pundit said this was the "greatest present ever given to Hillary Clinton," it turns out that...

What Would Huckabee Do?

Stephen Dinan | Posted April 17, 2008 | Politics


Stephen Dinan

Watching John McCain try to capitalize on Sen. Barack Obama's "bitter" comments last week, one can't help but wonder how much better Mike Huckabee would have done.

With Huckabee's pastor background and his ability to deliver the devastating one-liner, you have to imagine Obama would be sweating right now if...

The ABC Debate: A Shameful Night for the U.S. Media

Greg Mitchell | Posted April 16, 2008 | Politics


Greg Mitchell

Read more reactions from Huffington Post bloggers to ABC's Pennsylvania Democratic debate

In perhaps the most embarrassing performance by the media in a major presidential debate in years, ABC News hosts Charles Gibson and George Stephanopoulos focused mainly on trivial issues as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama faced...

It Matters Which Mistake You Make in Washington, DC

Richard Klass | Posted April 16, 2008 | Politics


Richard Klass

There are two major mistakes that can be made in Washington, DC. One is to be caught telling a lie. The other is to be caught telling the truth. Based on recent experience, the second evokes more outrage than the first.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's rendition of her excellent Bosnia...

Bitter Popcorn, or My Friend Joe

Evan Eisenberg | Posted April 16, 2008 | Politics


Evan Eisenberg

My friend Joe (not his real name) looked up from my Barcalounger, which he's been hogging all week. One tentacle held the remote, the other an empty bag of Smartfood.

"I have two questions for you," he said. "The briefing papers I read on the way here gave the impression...

The Obama Campaign: Consent of, or Contempt for, the People

Joseph C. Wilson | Posted April 16, 2008 | Politics


Joseph C. Wilson

Senator Obama's ill-conceived remarks likening small town Americans to embittered guns-and-God bigots have triggered a justifiable furor. Not only are the remarks insulting, but also factually incorrect.

As it happens, at the same event in San Francisco, Senator Obama made other remarks, equally startling, insulting our Foreign Service, Intelligence...

Hill, You've Got $100 Million; Show Some Class

Trey Ellis | Posted April 16, 2008 | Politics


Trey Ellis

She had her chance at being part of the Dream Team, although not at the top of the ticket as she had hoped, however her Swiftboating of Obama with her "bitter" new ad campaign sank any hope she might have had of rescuing her campaign from abject defeat. I'm not...

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