Clear As Day

If the DNC "leadership" wants to ignore these clear-as-day signs and nominate a loser for November, then they'll only have themselves to blame. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The geniuses who make the rules for the Democratic primaries have come up with a system so complex and just plain weird that a number that should be as clear-as-day as "the popular vote" is anything but. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Her clear-as-day rejection of the very permissibility of other perspectives on the subjects makes her a moral absolutist, intolerant of dissent. ❋ Unknown (2006)

While they roared, three hundred and forty great guns beside, on river and land, flashed and crashed, the breezeless night by turns went groping-black and clear-as-day red with smoke and flame of vomiting funnels, of burning boats and fire-rafts, of belching cannon, of screaming grape and canister and of exploding magazines. ❋ George Washington Cable (1884)

Today's two-second laugh: iPad printing, solved - Filed under: iPad Take one iPad with any application running (and a clear-as-day multitouch screen), add one multi-function printer with an optical scanner, and boom, you've solved the problem of printing from iPad. ❋ Jessica Dolcourt (2010)

Last but not least, a clear-as-day render showed up over at ❋ Unknown (2010)

Abbey's argument is so simple, and so compelling, that it makes clear-as-day why the efforts of Darwinists must focus so intensely upon making scientific dissent look "illegitimate." ❋ Unknown (2009)

If anyone is "talking out his a**," it's those who, like Joel, want to downplay McCain's blatant disregard for human life through a clear-as-day war-driven foreign policy whose aim is global dominance. ❋ Michael J. Iafrate (2008)

Together, they made up the fourth “voice” of Chicago, alongside Terry Kath’s soulful cry, Robert Lamm’s smooth-as-silk voice, and Peter Cetera’s clear-as-day tenor. ❋ Scott Parker (2008)