Anybody But Clinton; I can’t believe some of you would rather see her and Him back than the others. I don’t support the other dems but don’t want to see them (oink and boink)returned to power.

apostle53 on January 4, 2008 at 9:27 AM

Because some of us are pragmatists and realists.

As awful as Hillary is? All other Democrat candidates still in the race are demonstrably WORSE than she is. No matter how much you may despise her, she’s the best of that bad lot. With her, at least, I have the impression she’d at least TRY to be a centrist on some issues, like Bill was, whereas with Edwards or Obama I’d expect just leftist crap after leftist crap.

And for the record, mark me down as one of the “If the nominee is Huck, I’m staying home.” Or, rather, I’ll just write-in Rudy’s name.

If Billy Jeff pulls out his Clenis and works his magic on the stump next week, she may yet bounce back

You shouldn’t call Monica a stump. It’s impolite.

4. I get to post this. Starring Barack Obama as Judy Garland.

You are singularly gifted, AP. That’s gotta be the best political video I’ve seen since Laura Ingraham’s Oxy Clinton ad. I’ll join the dance down that yellow brick road! Thanks for making my day.

Allahpundit on the Hillary loss: A harder punch than we may realize yet. It’s been speculated that a big reason so much of the black vote stayed with Hillary thus far is because they didn’t think Obama could win. That……

“If Biden and Dodd Depart, How Long Can Richardson Stick Around? Lamest spin of the night: “We made it to the final four.” — Bill Richardson. Final results: Senator Barack Obama: 37.58% Senator John Edwards: 29.75% Senator Hillary Clinton: 29.47%….

Gary’s the one who’s swallowed the political kool-aid round here, so I’ll leave the heavy analysis to him. However, I have just two points to make: 1.) The Huckster is not going to be the next President of the United……

Since Hitlery thinks the world revolves around her we must really show her that it is not Hitlery that make the world go around it is centrifugal force.

Just glad to see her get knocked down a notch or two. 3 months ago I think she thought she was already the President.

That said, Obama will at least be a new problem, not the same old one.

This poor sick country is well beyond mediocracy.

I find it difficult to believe that you would stay home and watch America elect a leftist President just becuase you only agree with Huck 50% of the time. Is the other 50% that bad?

DrW on January 3, 2008 at 11:12 PM

Just watch me Doc W. Huck lies 100% of the time. Huck wants us to believe he has always opposed easing the way for illegals, that he doesn’t let killers out of jail and that he knows something about running a government. He’s a backwoods snake handler as far as I’m concerned. I’ll vote for the “evil I know” if I have to.

Here’s hoping he gets run over in states that don’t drool over corn subsidies and other nanny state policies.

Dare we dance on Hillary’s political grave?

Dare not my friends, Hillary is a known evil, and one we have been prepared to battle. Obamas win last night was big for him is so many ways. When you look at the exit polling data, women, who were supposed to come out big for the Hildabeast voted instead overwhelmingly for Obama. (looks like Dick Morris was wrong, big suprise) all his polliing numbers will rise now. His speach last night was a masterpiece. The money will start flowing in as well. Unless Hillary’s machine can derail him, he will be the nominee.

I don’t know if any of our guys can beat him. The MSM will be gushing over him now.

Ignore the political sophisitication of evangelical Christians at your peril. We are able to discern far more than people like you give us credit for understanding. You mock a Huckabee win without clear understanding of why he won.

highhopes on January 3, 2008 at 11:20 PM

Because the American voter doesn’t know what the hell Federalism is?

I understand that reality just fine.

Before you start crapping on me, I have a degree in Systematic Theology. I am a Conservative Pre-Trib (Think Dillow) , Free-Grace (Think Z. Hodges), Rational Prepositionalism Christian.

The national picture is equally ambivalent. Hillary will survive her Iowa loss but the Holy One’s victory will be pyrrhic.