John O Dahlberg

A former top aide to Senator John McCain has been unmasked as the likely author of "O", an anonymously written tale based on President Barack Obama's White House and his 2012 re-election campaign.

I didn’t support Obama in 2008, but he was one cool cat, an Ali/JFK/Namath combo, and didn’t exude the sanctimony of Al Gore or John Kerry. And what reasonable American could disagree that the election of a bi-racial candidate would be a momentous historical milestone? But the novelty’s gone: if unemployment is stuck above eight percent next summer, then all of Obama’s diminishing power as an elegant, even inspirational, speaker won’t do him a lot of good, particularly if the GOP nominates a man who appeals to swing voters with center/right economic proposals and bats down the noxious Beltway/academia/Manhattan/Hollywood notion that American “exceptionalism” has run its course. Unless Obama really is as arrogant and self-absorbed as his critics claim, he already knows this, and he’ll run a different campaign next year than that of ’08. So maybe he ought to read O as a reminder: Obama (and his handlers) really is about the only person who can profit from consuming this drab novel.

A great deal of credit for VIPR improvement should go to Amtrak's police chief, John O'Connor, who was so outraged about an incident in Savannah, Georgia, in February 2011 that he angrily threw VIPR teams off Amtrak property until they learned how not to make fools of themselves.

Fox News’ Bill O’Reilly recently told his television audience recently that John Edwards was wrong to assert that there are 200,000 homeless U.S. military veterans. He told his viewers “there’s not many of them out there,” and said he would intervene to help veterans sleeping under bridges.

John O. Brennan described plans to rely more on a largely clandestine campaign to destroy the network.

Two supposedly small government Republican Senators, John McCain and Lindsey O. Graham, are part of a larger effort to protect the defense budget from the debt deal's automatic trigger mechanism.

They may have been the most intense 18 seconds in the whole of American history. From the moment that flight controllers declared John Glenn’s capsule “GO” for flight, to the instant of lift-off, the hopes of an entire nation rode on the shoulders of two men: John Glenn and T. J. O’Malley...

U.S. Sen. John McCain's daughter said Sunday that Senate nominee Christine O'Donnell of Delaware, a tea party favorite, is seen by many young Republicans "as a nut job."

Ray-o-Vac reigns supreme, according to Marlee ... Ecology trophies went to Macey Olson, who also won a savings bond, and Mackenzie Dahlberg and Ariel Titus. The physical science trophy and savings bond was won by Nick Anderson. First-place awards ...

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