The resignation of unpaid foriegn policy advisor Samantha Powers over what the Weekly Standard refers to as "what might have been the most ill-starred book tour since the invention of movable type" is still roiling the campaign and has revealed some glaring weaknesses in the Obama camp.Clinton surrogates have fanned out across the medai sphere and are hammering the Obama campaign for what some are callling "amatuer hour;"Retired NATO commander Wes Clark and former State Department spokesman Jamie Rubin attacked Samantha Power on a Clinton conference call just now, a fairly poignant moment because Power, in the past, has been their vocal ally. Clark today called her words "disturbing" and suggested that Obama's stance boils down to "simply show[ing] up and say[ing], 'What's this all about?'" That approach would, he said, "leave us still at war." Rubin blamed Obama for the mess, in particular for giving a senior foreign policy...(Read Full Post)