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March 27, 2008

Busy busy day for the pundits and TV bobble-heads as Bush, Hillary, and Barack all compete for airtime with their Big Policy Speeches: Bush on his plan for perpetual war for perpetual peace (and oil revenues) and the two dueling Democrats parse each other's economic plans with such miniscule variations you'd have to break out your pocket electron microscope to appreciate any significant differences.

For his turn at the podium, the giggling killer used one of his favorite backdrops, anything military and/or camoflauged-colored; this time it was the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, to highlight his chest-thumping pride over all the fine killin' our troops are doing there in Iraq. Calling his speech an "update on the historic work our nation is undertaking in Iraq," Raisin Brain hinted at a future preemptive strike against Iran, saying: "As we speak Iraqis are waging a tough battle against militia fighters and criminals in Basra, many of whom have received arms and training and funding from Iran." You would think the AWOL alcoholic would know better than to appear anywhere near a military jet, lest definitive memories of his own "service" resurface in the minds of potential Republican voters. Nevertheless, he then wagged his shaky finger at the U.S. Congress for not being as efficient as the Iraqi Congress in passing a budget. No, I'm not making that up.

Speaking of budgets and numbers and such, Hillary and Barack both spoke about the economic morass facing America today and again, it's virtually impossible to find any daylight between their ideas, as was expressed by Matthew Cooper in the current issue of "The Portfolio.com."

Cooper writes: "When compared with the differences among the Republican presidential contenders we've seen this year�Mike Huckabee . . . proposed eliminating the Internal Revenue Service and replacing it with a kind of national sales tax, and John McCain has spent the winter in a raging argument with himself over the Bush tax cuts (he voted against them and now he loves them)�there ain't much difference between Obama and Clinton. Both would repeal the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy and spend most of the money to provide health-care coverage. In fact, when the two senators rolled out their stimulus packages back in January, they were so similar that Clinton's economic adviser, Gene Sperling, had no specifics in Obama's plan to deride and was left thanking the Obama camp for following Clinton's lead. An Obama adviser acknowledged to me, "The difference is really shades of gray.'"

So which candidate won the "gray" area debate today? We'll discuss it tonight!

--KBM

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