How do you bad-mouth a prince? That has to be going through the Clinton camp these days.
What could possibly stick when you are showing faults and raising doubts about this new liberal messiah? Nothing.
Hillary is going to find that every negative ad, every negative raised in a speech, will backlash and ultimately have a negative impact on her campaign. Obama is the new Teflon Kid.
Even women love him - a voting segment that Hillary was depending on. Heads of the Women's Movement are even coming out for Obama. Poor Hillary.
Don't fret the lady. She'll still pull it off with the help of Clinton Inc. I wouldn't put it past them to challenge in court, for instance, the Dem decision to not count delegates in FL. If that decision is, in fact, overturned, she gets all the FL delegates (after all Obama played by the rules and ignored the state) and it could make the difference. Then, of course, there are those pesky super delegates.
One way or the other she will get that nomination. What it will do for her chances to get elected in the general election, and to the Democratic Party, will not be positive. GO HILLARY !!
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I just read this article and it has given me pause:
http://washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080212/EDITORIAL/523327391
What do you think?
Supreme Court judge appointments is the ONLY possible reason I would hold my nose and vote for Johnny Mac the Maniac. I am still not convinced that he would ACTUALLY appoint conservative judges - based on some comments he's made in the past about constructionist judges.
He is only SOUNDING conservative in the last month or so. When Huckabee finally gives up, we'll see if McCain is still talking conservative.
I still think we need to run a 3rd party candidate.
And blacks got the vote before women did, so I guess it makes sense that there'd be a black President before a woman Pres.
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