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  I don't know, I always thought of big-time country singer Toby Keith as more of a conservative Republican type.   The singer of the post-9/11 song, "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue," said, however, he's a Democrat and likes Barack Obama.

  Well we'd like to expect that, even from the more "progressive" party of the country.

  Republicans like their drinks straight up, Democrats like fruity drinks.   I'm not going there.   But Democrats are better tippers and have better pick-up lines.   All that and more can be found in a survey of 100 D.C. bartenders here

  Nobody yet.   And while just about every A-list down to D-list celeb has blessed us with their opinion, the most visible actress has yet to decide.

"Democrats are furious, they're going on record now saying John Edwards will not be allowed to speak at the convention because of this affair. Yeah, instead speaking in his place: Bill Clinton.

  The primary is over. Now, it's Baracky taking on Clubber McCain.   Enjoy

  Just in case you were wondering, Oprah does plan on being at Invesco Field when Barack Obama accepts the Democratic nomination, but she's staying on the sidelines.

  She's already come out with a television ad, so the next step is to make it official.   And Newsweek magazine has seven reasons why Paris Hilton would make a good president. Really.

  Here's a sneak peak at Blender magazine's Top 10 Favorite Songs of the presidential candidates.    For Barack Obama, it's "Ready or Not" by the Fugees, followed by Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On."

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