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[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/v/_2JoQnDe-pM&rel=0&egm=0] Blah, Blah Blagojevich When you don’t have truth on your side and you are in politics or the court of public opinion the best idea is to hire a really high priced PR firm.

With almost as much momentum as the bank-owned armored trucks that have driven the American Dream off a very high cliff in the last year, the Obama administration kept on rolling into its first weekend.

If you’re a real political junky or legal geek, you might remember a battle between Congress and President Bush back in 2007 over reauthorizing a program that provides health care for kids in families that don’t qualify for Medicaid, but still can’t afford private insurance and don’t have the time to write to Michael Moore.

Tackling the easy stuff: Abortion, the Economy, the GOP, Terrorists – In his third full day on the job President Obama managed to act on one of the most divisive issues of our times, took a stab at the greatest crisis of a generation, stuck a finger in the eye of both Republicans and his [...]

Yet another big day for the world’s biggest celebrity with the shittiest job the universe has ever known. Here’s the run-down for Day 3 (yes, we know we didn’t do anything for day 1 or 2, we were busy picking up “hope debris” on the National Mall):

America Rolls Over, Lights Cigarette Following the largest orgy of hope in American history, we are officially spent.

From North American Correspondent and Dual Citizen Renny MacKay: On the second most notable day of this decade in America the cable news networks have shown again how poorly equipped they are to fulfill their mission. I have to single out MSNBC and Keith Olbermann, after an inspiring inaugural address Olbermann showed off his Ivy [...]

Check for yourself. Surf the blogs, grab a paper, google the shit out of the Huffington Post. You’ll find no significant news took place on January 19, 2008. Even the folks in the Middle East took a break from newsmaking. The entire country is experiencing that conflicted feeling that follows what we can only now [...]