Now, it's Hillary Clinton's turn to do the Top Ten, which has become an official stop on any campaign trail. No word on what she'll do, but this is her 11th trip to a show that has spent virtually its entire life zetzing her, her husband and his various and many paramours. But a campaign's a campaign, so ...
Obama's stop was last Thursday, and I'm certain an inevitable question will arise as to whether she has an unfair advantage, by going the night before the two big primaries tomorrow in North Carolina and Indiana. Seems inconceivable, but -- really -- who knows? There almost certainly will be someone in Muncie who wakes up tomorrow morning and says, "I was going to vote for Obama, but after seeing Hill do the top Ten, I'm gonna vote for HER. Who cares about issues? It's the Top Ten delivery that matters most-..."
On man, what is this country coming to, anyway?
And this, just now breaking: John McCain will do "The Daily Show" this Wednesday. Says the "TDC" presser, "this appearance will mark the Senator's 13th time on the show, more than any other guest, but his first since becoming the presumptive Republican nominee for President of the United States. Senator McCain's last appearance was on August 16, 2007. Prior to that he appeared on April 24, 2007, the eve of his official announcement that he was running for the Republican nomination."