Saturday, January 12, 2008
'An absolute pea-soup fog of obfuscation'
If 'they' get back into the White House, get used to it. Or should we say 'reused' to it? ... From Reader No. 1:
Actually, we might have another absentee-governor problem on our hands. But if it's in the cause of blocking a dynastic coronation, I'm all for it. ... My (current) gut reaction also is that Clinton is a heavy favorite. But Obama is even pressing Hillary hard in New York, thanks to growing African-American enthusiasm for his candidacy. FYI: Bill Clinton's damage-control spinning of his "fairy tale" line was made on Al Sharpton's radio show. As Charley notes, it's a BS spin. But we'll have to wait to see if the BS spin works. ...
Update -- Jon's just brutal on Deval. ...
If 'they' get back into the White House, get used to it. Or should we say 'reused' to it? ... From Reader No. 1:
Horseraceblog has an observant and thoughtful look forward at the Democratic race. I'd say they confirm my (current) gut reaction that Clinton is a heavy favorite...
... Meanwhile, another bad idea coughed up by the Bluest State! What does it say about the Governor's understanding of both political tactics and strategy (to say nothing of concepts of citizenship) to press ahead with this idea.... Particularly given more pressing and potentially widespread education issues like this. So maybe there are worse things than absentee governors.
Actually, we might have another absentee-governor problem on our hands. But if it's in the cause of blocking a dynastic coronation, I'm all for it. ... My (current) gut reaction also is that Clinton is a heavy favorite. But Obama is even pressing Hillary hard in New York, thanks to growing African-American enthusiasm for his candidacy. FYI: Bill Clinton's damage-control spinning of his "fairy tale" line was made on Al Sharpton's radio show. As Charley notes, it's a BS spin. But we'll have to wait to see if the BS spin works. ...
Update -- Jon's just brutal on Deval. ...
