Yesterday, President Bush issued a statement that Congress should lift the ban on offshore oil drilling off the US coastline. The best reason he could think of for this was the 4-dollar-a-gallon gas. Immediately, Senator McCain, who is increasingly looking like George Dubya Bush the Third, concurred with the President and thought offshore drilling is the way Americans can be saved from high oil prices. While public opinion might be slightly drifting towards this stupid idea, Senator Barack Obama stood his ground on the issue, discouraging the old style Washingtonian pandering of Bush-McCain.

The New York Times effectively settles the argument with a furiously hard-hitting editorial that criticizes Bush and McCain for selling out to big oil companies, that are already basking in record profits.

 

(Disclaimer: I am not a terrorist. I am not plotting anything.)

Now that Senator John McCain has virtually locked up the Republican nomination, it is surprising that Mike Huckabee is still staying in the race. Even more surprising is the fact that even in a dead race (like in Wisconsin), Sen. McCain is receiving only 55% of the votes.

When asked a couple of weeks ago that it was mathematically impossible for him to become the nominee, Huckabee remarked that he majored in miracles and not in math. Now, what exactly is the “miracle” the former Governor of Arkansas is hoping for? That McCain is 72, and that he might not live until the Convention? And if Huckabee beats Romney’s delegate tally, he could stake his claim for the nomination?

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