Comments on: Doubting Douthat on Hillary’s Night

By: Lem

Lem — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 15:40:37 +0000

While the dems are busy w/each other the MSM continues to go after Mac.
check this disgraceful piece in the LA Times.

Is there is any decency anymore?

By: srlucado

srlucado — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:25:17 +0000

From what I gather from non-political online communities, a lot of people are still completely disconnected from this election.

Once the “real” campaign starts and the airwaves are saturated with ads, a clearer picture will emerge–and one that can’t help but be unfavorable to Democrats.

Obama and Clinton are both incredibly weak candidates, as their MAD strategy is proving.

Hillary can’t tell the truth, and Obama won’t. Not much of a choice.

By: Jamison1

Jamison1 — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 05:04:28 +0000

Considering that McCain’s race is over and the spotlight is on the Democrats and also considering this was suppose to be a terrible year for the Republicans and the current president is rating in the lowest numbers in 70 years, I think McCain’s poll results are quite phenomenal.

By: TerryeL

TerryeL — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:47:31 +0000

It would seem to me that since the American people are hearing day and day out that Republicans suck McCain’s numbers should be lower. These Democrats might be beating up on each other, but their main theme is the same: Dump the Republicans. Everything sucks.

And McCain is not spending any real money either. They are sucking all the oxygen right out of the room and yet here McCain is, running neck and neck.

By: David Thomson

David Thomson — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 03:26:06 +0000

“And look for that issue to heat up now that Hillary has fared pretty well in Pennsylvania.”

It simply will not make any difference. Enough of the black and far left of center vote will stay home on election Day if “Barry” Obama is “stabbed in the back by the Democratic Party establishment.” Hillary’s people are betting that John McCain will only be a one term president. They can therefore come back in 2012. It is also to Hillary’s benefit if Obama is beaten badly. She wants, in her heart of hearts, John McCain to be our next national leader. This will result in the Clinton people continuing to dominate the Democratic Party.