ScrappleFace.com editor Scott Ott also writes non-satirical columns at Townhall.com. Here’s a brief excerpt of his latest and a link to read the rest…
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Bench McCain, Put in a Second Stringer
by Scott Ott at Townhall.com
Every sports fan knows there comes a time when the game plan has collapsed, and the star has stumbled. Wisdom and experience [...]
Bench McCain, Put in a Second Stringer
by Scott Ott · 114 Comments
Tags: Non-Satire · Politics · Townhall
Nelson: Replace Electoral College with Middle School
by Scott Ott · 24 Comments
(2008-06-08) — If legislation introduced this week by Sen. Bill Nelson, D-FL, becomes law, the nation will never again elect a candidate like George W. Bush, who has served as president for seven years after losing the popular vote in 2000 to former Vice President Al Gore.
That’s because Sen. Nelson’s bill would replace the Electoral [...]
Even If Hillary Quits, Bill Clinton Vows to Fight On
by Scott Ott · 11 Comments
(2008-06-03) — Former President Bill Clinton told a rally in Billings, Montana, today that even if his wife drops out of the race for the Democrat presidential nomination, he will take his historic fight to be First Gent “all the way to Denver in August.”
“This isn’t about me,” said Mr. Clinton, “It’s about a glass [...]
Tags: Politics
If Hillary Quits, Pres. Obama Gives Her Puerto Rico
by Scott Ott · 25 Comments
(2008-06-02) — As Sen. Barack Obama appears poised this week to lock up his party’s virtual nomination, campaign staffers have devised a plan to allow his rival to bow out gracefully without offending her die-hard supporters who want to see a woman as commander in chief.
Previous proposed arrangements to unify the Democrat party have failed [...]
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Hillary Lists Non-Assassination Reasons to Keep Running
by Scott Ott · 24 Comments
(2008-05-26) — Sen. Hillary Clinton, in a further attempt to distance herself from her recent remarks about Robert F. Kennedy’s White House bid, released a list of other circumstances that provide the rationale for her staying in the race for the Democrat presidential nomination.
Handed to reporters aboard her campaign’s flagship Toyota Prius, the list of [...]
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Hillary Raises RFK, D-Day as Reasons to Stay in Race
by Scott Ott · 36 Comments
(2008-05-24) — Just a day after citing the persistence of Robert F. Kennedy’s presidential campaign as justification for her to remain in the race for the Democrat nomination, Sen. Hillary Clinton noted that the U.S. victory over Hitler’s Germany “didn’t really get started until June.”
Sen. Clinton, in an interview aboard her financially-strapped campaign’s flagship Toyota [...]
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Bill Clinton Makes Case for Hillary as Veep
by Scott Ott · 31 Comments
(2008-05-23) — Former President Bill Clinton, faithful to his wife to the end, today made the case that putting her on the ticket as vice president “would accomplish what Democrats have dreamed of for years.”
“Black racists and white racists would, of course, refuse to vote for Obama-Hillary,” said Mr. Clinton. “Elitists will snub Hillary and [...]
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Deal: MI, FL Delegates Seated with the Other 55 States
by Scott Ott · 47 Comments
(2008-05-22) — Sen. Barack Obama has finally agreed to Sen. Hillary Clinton’s demand that delegates from Michigan and Florida be seated at the Democrat convention in violation of party rules, on the condition that the votes of “disenfranchised delegates” from the seven remaining states also get counted.
“Our objection to seating the illegal delegates, of course, [...]
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Edwards Finally Endorses Obama, Mulls Derby Pick
by Scott Ott · 37 Comments
(2008-05-15) — Former Democrat presidential hopeful John Edwards Wednesday endorsed Sen. Barack Obama’s White House bid, but said he’s still undecided about which horse to pick in the Kentucky Derby, which was run on May 3.
Sen. Obama welcomed the support of the one-term senator who is, thus far, 0-for-3 in attempts to win a [...]
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McCain: GOP Mississippi Loss Bodes Well for Him
by Scott Ott · 16 Comments
(2008-05-14) — An ebullient Sen. John McCain told a crowd of supporters today that the Republican loss of a Mississippi Congressional seat Tuesday bodes well for his presidential hopes in November.
“Travis Childers, who beat the Republican in Mississippi, ran as a conservative Democrat and will now join the liberal Democrat coalition in the House,” said [...]
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