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Listen to Carville spin, it’s quite amusing. He’s particularly funny when he undercuts Clinton’s argument for staying in the race by admitting that either Democrat will beat the Republicans And it’s funny how much Diane Sawyer grills him on the issue. Further evidence that Hillary is the Republican in this race as far as the MSM are concerned. (via)
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posted May 30, 2008 at 8:46 am
I think we finally got the truth from the Hillary camp. That she should be the nominee but either can beat McCain. And she is threatening to appeal to the credentials committee if she doesn’t win.
I like what Jon Stewart said about Bill Clinton on Tues. “I think the real story here is he thinks his wife is winning.” in reference to Bill saying she won the popular vote.
I think you really have to spin things to get her to win the popular vote. Fortunatly her strength in the credentials committee is low its full of obama supporters. I don’t think she’ll get far if she appeals.
And according to the clintons there is a vast left wing consperacy now. So they are getting attacked by both wings now. lol.
posted May 30, 2008 at 8:55 am
Michele,
Looks like Clinton is a bigger hypocrit than we thought. Her campaign is trying to unseat delagates in a Texas county for holding their caucus late.
http://startelegram.typepad.com/politex/2008/05/local-democrat.html
I thought this was ironic since she says the florida and michagan should be seated for violating the rules.
posted May 30, 2008 at 10:27 am
As a Green I am both encouraged and troubled by Clinton’s actions. Clearly Clinton is illustrating much of what is wrong in politics today, and the Democratic Party in particular, concerning the “rule” it has set up. I can see many disgruntled people walking away from a brokered convention, no matter who the nominee is, with the feeling that the party is completely disconnected from the people. That makes for a good recruiting opportunity for those of us in the Green Party.
However, I am concerned that her tactics will result in a GOP win in November by weakening the party sufficiently to short-circuit any momentum the nominee may gain from the convention. We are in a prime position to move our nation away from the ineptitude represented by modern conservatism as put forward in this administration. While the Democrats are an imperfect vehicle, they are better than the Republicans. Four more years of GOP rule under McCain might bring us to the point of a depression, especially with the prospect of a war with Iran on the GOP horizon.
While Hillary is creating fertile ground for Green recruitment efforts, she is hurting our nation, and should take a moment to stop and do the math.
posted May 31, 2008 at 10:17 pm
“with the prospect of a war with Iran on the GOP horizon.”
What makes you think that we won’t have a war with Iran under a Democrat. If they get nukes and decide to hit Israel, do you think Obama will ignore that?
“However, I am concerned that her tactics will result in a GOP win in November by weakening the party sufficiently to short-circuit any momentum the nominee may gain from the convention. We are in a prime position
While Hillary is creating fertile ground for Green recruitment efforts, she is hurting our nation, and should take a moment to stop and do the math.”
You sound more like a Democrat than a Green, don’t you guys have your own presidential candidate?