TeddySanFran

In a historic ruling sure to resonate across the nation, the California Supreme Court today ruled that no citizens of California are second-class. In a 4-3 decision, the justices said the state's ban on same-sex marriage violates the "fundamental constitutional right to form a family relationship."

The Courage Campaign strikes again. California GOPs continue to defend their base from the predations of common-sense Democratic legislators who think yacht purchasers ought to pay sales tax like everyone else. Will John McCain denounce and reject the out-of-touch California GOPs who think yacht buyers needn't pay state sales tax?

The creepiest part of this video from the McCain campaign -- and there are many creepy parts -- is that they felt it necessary to identify the (Son) and (Mother). Just in case you thought these two old folks were sitting around the rest home chatting about "the child" they had spawned, um, together.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, usually loath to conduct business in public unless it serves her interests, has publicly revealed that she intends to ask Senator Clinton how she plans to win her party's Democratic nomination.“I, as you know, have great fondness and great respect for Sen. Clinton and I’m very loyal to her,” Feinstein said.

Arnold keeps doing embarrassing stuff. Defending lobbyist-paid junkets for California state legislators, he said it was good for folks from small towns to get out and see the big world.

North Carolina Governor Mike Easley's endorsement of Senator Clinton was marred this morning when he used a common gay slur as part of his riff on how much he loves strong women.

Nothing seems to upset the GOPs more than when they see actual proof that John McCain believes American troops should be in Iraq for 100 years.

St McCain has been riding in Cindy's plane since his campaign went bust last summer. Maybe we need to see Cindy's 2007 tax returns after all, to be sure she's accounted correctly for lending her plane to her flyboy.

Is John McCain powerless? Is he impotent? Can he really not get the ad pulled? Or does he relish the controversy, sailing above the argument on the media-defined high-road? Impotent? Or a sleazebag? Or both?

Ronald Reagan set the upper limit on presidential age, as far as I'm concerned. He turned 70 three weeks after his first inaugural.