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The king of the Democratic hacks just won’t go away?

Seriously, I watch him talk and my skin crawls.

The guy is so oily that just reading this story makes me want to go take a shower.

Ugh…

RICHMOND, Va.

(AP) — Former Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe signed papers Monday signaling a possible run for governor next year in Virginia.

Yes, one of the top conservative blogs is still pushing the idea that Obama is a foreigner because he won’t respond to a frivolous lawsuit being pushed by a disgruntled Clinton supporter.

Delivering on the gamble to not accept public financing, this is the biggest one month take in the history of American politics. Still, is it enough to keep up with McCain and the RNC?

As I’ve said frequently in the past year, Clinton and her team was not up to the task of running the country.

Disagree with me if you like, but as numerous behind-the-scenes exposes come out that show just how dysfunctional the campaign was, Democrats everywhere should breathe a sigh of relief that they secured Obama as their nominee.

Or, as Roger Simon of Politico puts it…

In the end, Hillary Clinton might not have gotten the campaign she deserved, but she got the campaign she created.

All’s well that ends well…

After the nonsense this primary season, I can understand why Democrats across the board would want to diminish the importance of these folks.

On Thursday, Democratic platform committee members were provided a draft of the Democratic National Committee’s 2008 platform.

Democratic National Committee Chair Howard Dean rolled into Austin Thursday afternoon aboard a red, white and blue bio-diesel bus for the second stop on the committe's nationwide voter registration tour.

The 2004 presidential candidate campaigned not only on behalf of Democratic presidential candidate Sen.

Obviously this is big news, and it nearly matches the record breaking $55 million he raised in February.

Also, McCain raised $22 million in June, so Obama is obviously running circles around the Arizona senator when it comes to fundraising.

However, when you look at how much the McCain camp and the RNC has combined, you’ll understand why Obama opted out of public financing for the general.

Obama’s money + DNC’s money = $72 million