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• Dem Candidates Seek Sharpton’s Blessing

  From those seekers of racial justice at the Washington Post: Not Relevant? Sharpton Scoffs at the Idea Activist’s Busy Calendar and Ringing Phone Speak to His Role in Civil Rights By Keith B. Richburg Wednesday, December 26, 2007; A01 NEW YORK — Even by his own frenetic standards, the Rev. Al Sharpton has had a busy 12 months. Late last year was the police shooting in Queens of Sean Bell.

• If Presidential Candidates Were Old School Video Games

  Game With a Brain has a bit of fun picking old school vido games to suit its view of the top four presidential candidates. Barack Obama is Final Fantasy VII, the site says: …[FFVII’s] slick graphics and presentation have led many to accuse it of being more style than substance. In fact, while Final Fantasy VII is often cited as one of the best games ever made, you are likely to find just as many who decry it as the most over hyped ever.

• Presidential Candidates: Not Pundits

  Presidential Candidates: Not Pundits

• Pundit: Give Longshot Presidential Candidate Guitar Hero (with a twist)

  Writing for American Thinker, Patrick Albanese recommends gag holiday gifts for the crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates. When it comes to Chris Dodd, Albanese uses an enormously popular music game to imply that the Connecticut senator’s campaign has no chance of success: Chris Dodd will be receiving an altered version of the video game Guitar Hero. This game allows the player to fantasize that he is really playing some of the most difficult guitar riffs every composed.

• Presidential Candidates React to Bhutto Assassination

  Update: Ron Paul responds and blames America. Gribbit covers many of the Democrat candidates' responses. I'm not sure to call the reactions capitalizing. I think it's to be expected when the news agencies push every candidate for a response and pretty much every candidate responds. We have to look at every response and what they say before defining them as capitalizing, which is what Gribbit has done.

• Do Presidential Candidates Care About Consumer Issues? [Politics]

  Most Presidential candidates could not care less about consumer protection, but several have taken a stand on one of the sexier consumer issues: toy safety. Let's break down where all of them... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

• An Ugly APAPPhoto of Every Major Presidential Candidate Today [Our Flourishing Leader System]

  THOSE ARE MIKE HUCKABEE’S LEGS! They look like unfried, defrosting unbreaded mozzarella sticks from the Old Country Buffet, Ukraine version. More ugly photos of major presidential candidates...

• Second Lifer Parodies Presidential Candidate Huckabee

  A Second Life resident known for biting political commentary has turned his attention to Republican Mike Huckabee. In a Second Life parody of the former Arkansas governor, JC Christian focused on Huckabee’s anti-abortion stand by unveiling the Mike Huckabee Center for the Liberation and Housing of Spermatazoan-Americans. From his “press release”: [JC CHristian] got the idea to name the Center after presidential candidate Mike Huckabee when he heard Huckabee state his support for the Georgia Personhood Amendment and the Human Life Amendment to the United States Constitution.

• A Special Presidential Candidate Interview on L.A. Radio

  [posted by Justin Levine]  Tomorrow on the Bill Handel Show in Los Angeles, Bill will be conducting a very special radio interview with a certain Presidential candidate. I won’t say the name up front, but just to give you a few hints - this candidate is an African-American male who refused to throw in the towel when nobody gave him a chance against the Clinton slime-machine, and is currently being described as one of the most dynamic orators on the campaign trail… …and after Bill finishes speaking with Alan Keyes.

• "The Republican presidential candidates explain their judicial philosophies."

  "The Republican presidential candidates explain their judicial philosophies."