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Drunkblogging the McCain-Obama Bout
In the blue corner, Barack Obama. In the red corner, John McCain. Documenting the blows with a martini in hand, Vodkapundit's Stephen Green.
Drunkblogging the VP Debate
Did a sloshed Stephen Green of Vodkapundit commit more gaffes Thursday night than the candidates?
Drunkblogging the First Presidential Debate
Vodkapundit Stephen Green watched Friday's face-off with cocktail(s) in hand.
Wall Street Blues Hit the Presidential Race
Who is to blame and what will our next leader do? (Also, Roger L. Simon: CEO or President?)
Drunkblogging Obama’s Historic Speech
Did he come off more like a rock star or a credible commander in chief?
Live from DNC: Bill Get His Digs In
Biden's speech? Surprisingly good. Bill Clinton's? Read between the lines and you see what he thinks of Obama...
Live from DNC: Hillary Endorses Obama — Or Does She?
Did she snub Obama or call for unity? Vodkapundit Stephen Green drunkblogged Clinton's speech. (More from Phyllis Chesler here, and from Roger Kimball here)
Live from DNC: It’s a Mad World (Day 2)
Stephen Green prowls the streets of Denver looking for the strange, the wondrous — those who march to a different drummer.
Live from DNC: Denver Is a Riot
Vodkapundit reports on the wildlife surrounding the DNC. Latest: How the PJM film crew caused a mini-riot.
Volunteer for Obama… Or Else!
The following memo was leaked to PJM anonymously from a server tracked to a hotel in downtown Denver.
How the Media Is Still Screwing Up the Edwards Story
Unbelievably, the mainstream press continues to coddle John Edwards.
‘Impeach Bush’ — Not Just for Bumper Stickers Anymore
It's far more likely that Rep. Dennis Kucinich will see another UFO than see his new impeachment effort succeed.
Is the Rice Shortage Real?
Prices are spiking, but warnings of a shortage may be overblown. However, that won't stop politicians and ideologues from using the supposed crisis for all it's worth.
Drunkblogging the Mississippi Primary
Vodkapundit's Stephen Green defeated last week's hangover just in time to share his zany take on today's contest in Mississippi. Latest: 7:12 pm PDT -- Well, who'd have thunk it -- Obama won another one, this time in Mississippi. Just a few hours earlier, Time magazine posted an online article asking, "Can Clinton Make Mississippi a Race?" Well, Mississippi might have been a race about race -- Obama pulled in 91% of the black vote, and Clinton got 72% of the white vote. But it wasn't a race Hillary could win.
Drunkblogging Texas, Ohio, Rhode Island, Vermont
Vodkapundit's Stephen Green restocked his liquor cabinet in time to bring you his somewhat tipsy take on Tuesday's crucial primaries.
Final Face-Off: Clinton, Obama Spar in Ohio
Why is Vodkapundit's Stephen Green calling Tuesday's debate between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton the "Chinese Food Debate"? "An hour later, I remember there being a lot of stuff on the table, but all I feel is empty inside."
Drunkblogging WI, WA, HI
Vodkapundit's Stephen Green once again offered his alcohol-laced musings on the contests in WI, WA, and HI as they unfolded. This time it was wine and cheese -- Wisconsin cheese, that is.
Drunkblogging the Potomac Primaries
He woke up in a pile of empty bottles after Super Tuesday, but Vodkapundit's Stephen Green showered and popped a few breath mints in preparation for today's contests in VA, MD, and DC.
Drunkblogging Super Tuesday
Vodkapundit's Stephen Green brings you his unique tipsy look at the primaries and media coverage of Super Tuesday. Twenty-two states, one drink per state -- you do the math.
Drunkblogging the Florida Primary
Vodkapundit's Stephen Green enjoyed a round -- or ten -- as he shared his live, tipsy, take on the Florida primary. 6:30 pm PST: McCain wins, just as some soused pseudo-pundit predicted an hour ago.
Drunkblogging South Carolina
He may be loaded, but he's not too loaded to blog. Vodkapundit's Stephen Green is back to provide his unique take on the Democratic primary in South Carolina. No designated driver required. 4:51 pm PST: So. Hillary came in second, handily beating Edwards. Now, did she lose badly enough to still win? Or is her second place finish strong enough to be a loss? More at the jump...
Drunkblogging South Carolina and Nevada
Vodkapundit's Stephen Green really wanted to provide coverage of today's results in South Carolina and Nevada from a Bloody Mary bar in Vegas. Fearing the bar bill, PJM had him cover the race and the punditocracy's reactions from his home -- martini in hand. UPDATE: 6:18 pm PST And then there were three. After tonight, Fred Thompson's campaign is over. (Reminder to self: Don't endorse candidates you like, you jinx.) And Mike Huckabee has peaked. As Bill Kristol said on Fox, if Huckabee can't get 50% of the South Carolina evangelical vote, then tonight is the highwater mark of his campaign. Which leaves the Republicans with McCain, Romney, and Giuliani. And if Giuliani doesn't win -- and win convincingly -- in Florida, then he's out, too. This is looking more and more like a two-man race. On the Democratic side, you ain't seen nothin' yet. If you think the Clinton Machine unloaded on Obama in Nevada, wait'll you see what they have in store for him in SC next week. More at the jump...
A Tale of Two Presidential Debates
VodkaPundit's Stephen Green drank his way through presidential debating Saturday evening until he thought he was seeing double. Then he realized that it wasn't the dirty martinis: both the Democrats and Republicans were going at it on the same night...
Playing Nice in Des Moines: A Democratic Field Guide on Trying Not to Screw Up
VodkaPundit's Stephen Green watches the Democrats debate in Iowa and concludes: Maybe it really does pay to be nice in Iowa -- but it's really boring television.
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