BY TAYLOR MARSH

Poor wingnuts.

The compass.

Palin’s not prepared, but the McCain camp’s cowardice is worse.

The tape fixation continues.

Fox, keeping hope alive.

The senator with whom I once shared a float remains in fantasy land.

The antidote? Two words: Francis Fukuyama.

Poison pill: Contract for America, Take Two.

And I’m not quite sure if this is just crass or racist or both.

BY TAYLOR MARSH

Khalidi, schmidi, McCain has his own problem on this one.

In 1993, McCain became chairman of the International Republican Institute. He still chairs that respected organization. [...] According to tax returns the McCain-chaired IRI funded the organization Khalidi founded and served on to the tune of $448,873 in 1998 (click HERE to see the tax return)* as first reported by Seth Couter Walls at HuffPo.

A PUMA opines. Democratic Party left me… blah-blah-blah. Never mind the issues, etc., etc. Me-Me-Me yada-yada-yada.

Medic! Stat.

The Seven Reasons McCain-Palin Are a Lock to Win [...] 4. Women who feel Senator Clinton was treated unfairly by the Democratic Party, by the media and by Senator Obama — who did not even vet Senator Clinton to be his running mate – will remember. This voting block, you will recall, lay in the weeds in the pre-New Hampshire primary polling. The win by Senator Clinton was a shock, undetected by the polling. And these were Democratic Party voters who were undetected – not the other voters Obama will face November 4th. Obama’s youth vote will not post to the polls, they never do. The young think: the media says Obama will win, so why should I vote? But the 40 and 50 and 60 something women voters who voted for Senator Clinton have three alternative plans to make sure they get to the polls, regardless of a hiccup in their work or child care responsibilities. They will vote, and they will vote against Senator Obama. …

I’ll leave it to you to figure this one out.