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Day: January 29, 2008

So, That’s It Then?

We’re stuck with McCain?

And what about Rudy? Man, talk about a lame campaign. Not that I intended to vote for the man, but sheesh – who told the guy that he should stay out of every race until Florida, anyhow? And why was Rudy so stupid to go along with that plan? Oh well.

And what’s this? Rudy is going to endorse McCain? As soon as tomorrow? Good Lord.

We’re gonna lose this election. The media is lining up behind Obama, and the narrative is being written: the death of the GOP; the end of Reaganism; the giant sucking sound which was conservatism.

Wake me when it’s over.

Tags:
2008 Election, Barack Obama, Campaign, John McCain, Politics, President, Rudy Giuliani

Suckas!

This is really an amazing editorial from New Hampshire.

COURTING VOTERS in Iowa and New Hampshire, last August Sen. Hillary Clinton signed a pledge not to “campaign or participate” in the Michigan or Florida Democratic primaries. She participated in both primaries and is campaigning in Florida. Which proves, again, that Hillary Clinton is a liar.

Clinton kept her name on the Michigan ballot when others removed theirs, she campaigned this past weekend in Florida, and she is pushing to seat Michigan and Florida delegates at the Democratic National Convention. The party stripped those states of delegates as punishment for moving up their primary dates.

“I will try to persuade my delegates to seat the delegates from Michigan and Florida,” Clinton said last week, after the New Hampshire primaries and Iowa caucuses were safely over.

Clinton coldly and knowingly lied to New Hampshire and Iowa. Her promise was not a vague statement. It was a signed pledge with a clear and unequivocal meaning.

She signed it thinking that keeping the other candidates out of Michigan and Florida was to her advantage, but knowing she would break it if that proved beneficial later on. It did, and she did.

New Hampshire voters, you were played for suckers.

But will this stop the Clinton machine from ruthlessly fighting and ignoring/breaking/changing the rules as the game is played? Nope. This is further proof that Hillary will stop at nothing to win.

Tags:
2008 Election, Campaign, Hillary Clinton, Politics

Bill’s Nose Rubbed In It

Bad dog!

Bill Clinton appears to be trying to stay positive as he campaigns for his wife in New Jersey.

The former president has been accused of injecting race and negativity into Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign. Today, he didn’t mention Barack Obama or the divisiveness that has taken hold of the race.

He told a room crammed with 1,500 people his spouse would strengthen the nation’s middle class. And he touched on topics including health care and energy independence.

So, Bill Clinton has been spayed, for the moment. Yet we all know he can’t help himself. It’ll just take one reporter to ask him a question about Obama and he’ll be off on a tear once more.

He’s great entertainment.

Tags:
2008 Election, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Campaign, Hillary Clinton

Tied at 40%

Now this is interesting.

The first Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Connecticut’s Democratic Presidential Primary shows the race couldn’t possibly get any closer. New York Senator Hillary Clinton attracts 40% of the vote and so does Illinois Senator Barack Obama.

Wasn’t the Northeast supposed to be made impenetrable by anyone challenging Hillary Clinton?

Tags:
2008 Election, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Connecticut