From www.firedogake.com one of my favorite liberal blogs:

Obama thinks that a house purchased for $300,000 below asking price and a land deal with a shady character is only an issue because he's in public life? Is that the spin here?

I don't know about you, but I did not work my ass off just so a new set of Democratic crooks can set up residence across from the old GOP K-Street crooks. Corruption is corruption and it doesn't matter the party. We're not Republicans, and we're not so enamored with authoritarianism that we will find any excuse to absolve people ostensibly on "our" side of the aisle from responsibility for their indescretions.

On the positive side, Obama is finally ready to take a position on something controversial. Good to know.

http://www.firedoglake.com/2006/11/13/more-ethics-problems-for-democrats/

The poster child of a good liberal effs up and what.... wait... what?!?! Liberal blogs call him out, don't spin it, and don't make excuses for him. Hmmm...




joe

From www.firedogake.com (http://www.firedogake.com) one of my favorite liberal blogs:



http://www.firedoglake.com/2006/11/13/more-ethics-problems-for-democrats/

The poster child of a good liberal effs up and what.... wait... what?!?! Liberal blogs call him out, don't spin it, and don't make excuses for him. Hmmm...




joe

I know & understand you're point, but we're still talking about blogs here...

I know & understand you're point, but we're still talking about blogs here...


And where can one find more vitriol, excuses, obfuscation, etc. than blogs? We know how influential blogs can be, and to me it seems to be a good sign. Blogs I think are good representations of the people they serve.



joe

how many neocon blogs called out their corruption especially given the contract with America? Progressives just don't seem as 'round up the wagons, right or wrong' which is good for our side of thhe ledger