Senator Bob Kerrey apologizes to Obama

Barack Hussein Obama could become your next President. Bob Kerry thinks that's neat-0 because there are 1billion Muslims on the planet....wait, what? So what's he apologizing for? Oh....that's not REALLY a compliment. No, that's a back handed dig at Obama's upbringing.

ABC: Kerrey's mention of Obama's middle name and his Muslim roots raised eyebrows because they are also used as part of a smear campaign on the Internet that falsely suggests Obama is a Muslim who wants to bring jihad to the United States. Obama is a Christian...

Former Nebraska Sen. Bob Kerrey has apologized to Barack Obama for any unintentional insult he committed by raising the Democratic presidential candidate's Muslim heritage while endorsing rival candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton. Kerrey sent a letter to Obama on Wednesday, lauding the Illinois senator's qualifications to be president and saying that he never meant to harm his candidacy. Kerrey told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that he sent the letter on his own and had not spoken to Clinton or her campaign about the comments he made Sunday in Iowa.

Conservatives "shocked" at new book dissing them

Get a clue.

It's pretty funny (and predictable) to watch the right implode beforre our eyes. The latest is the new book by ARCH-CONSERVATIVE David Kuo, who, of course, is now taking the heat from the "shocked conservative religious leaders" blah blah blah. Is it news that the GOP is blaming the messenger?

Just for the record, the "GOP imploding" comment is contingent on Karl Rove having a weakened "October Surprise" up his sleeve. In his world, he's got plenty of time to drop some stinkbomb that takes everyone's focus away from the GOP big-spending, big government, sex, greed, child predator, corruption, lying, stealing, incompetent policies.

Conservative religious leaders described themselves as shocked yesterday by a new book's charge that Bush administration staffers privately dismissed evangelical Christian political activists as "nuts" and "goofy." But their dismay was aimed at the book's author, former White House official David Kuo, rather than at President Bush or his senior advisers. more WaPo