“There is only one thing worse than being talked about. And that is not being talked about.”

CUS on February 29, 2008 at 9:44 AM

You posted my Oscar Wilde quote, darn you! :)

Her policies are too close to Obama’s to have any meaningful debate in a Leftist primary—as a matter of fact she is a bit to his right.

Any attempt, even legitimate attempts, to counter his messianic rise have been countered with the subtle undertone or overt accusations of racism, not by the candidate but by proxies (including the media).

That has put Hillary dead center between Barack and a dark face.
DKK

It is glorious that the shallowness of the Dems is being so richly displayed – not a whit of difference between them on policy, just body shape and color. I didn’t think the Dems could come up with another Kerry, but they seem hell-bent on it!!

In the America of today, skin color trumps all – even between competing Socialists.

How do you like that “vast right-wing conspiracy” now?

People are more jazzed about having the first BLACK president than they are about having the first FEMALE president.

Bob’s Kid on February 29, 2008 at 8:36 AM

I thought we’d already had the first black president, and now he wants to be First Lady.

1) 1994 when the Republicans gained majorities in both houses of congress.
2) 2008 when she ran into somebody more liberal than herself, who also has more charm and just as much inexperience.

To all Republicans in Texas, vote for Hillary. We need a weak opponent.

Where do Democrats get all this money?

TX Mom on February 29, 2008 at 9:18 AM

The Soros Fairy leaves it under their pillow at night.
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There’s a sure fire way for Hillary to get the spotight shining on her again.

Try wearing a dress.

What’s worse in politics than being attacked? Being ignored — and Hillary Clinton wants it to stop.

Hillary who?

Seriously, the Clintons are the kind of people that need constant drama in their lives. It must be somewhat disconcerting for them to discover that Bill Clinton is increasingly irrelevant to the “national discourse” and Hillary Clinton isn’t the favorite for the ‘08 presidential nomination.

Should Clinton fail to get the nomination, my prediction is that a divorce will quickly follow. If for no other reason because it will put the Clintons back on the front page again for a while.

If voting for Obama didn’t help them assuage their white guilt by letting them REACH DOWN TO HELP HIM UP, there wouldn’t be such a warm fuzzy feelin’ attached.

You can’t get that same LIBERAL BUZZ by helpin’ a Clinton.

Ex-tex on February 29, 2008 at 9:21 AM

Very well said.

Now she’d put up with a scandal or two if it managed to focus the media and the opposition in both parties back on her campaign.

Paging Bill Clinton! Paging Bill Clinton! You have a call on the white courtesy phone!

Where do Democrats get all this money? Do Republican numbers look anything like this?

A lot of the nutroots are using their charge cards, according to them.
Second answer is no. Not Yet any way lol.

Brings to mind the scene in “Fatal Attraction” where the Glenn Close character screams “I will not be ignored!”.

bbz123 on February 29, 2008 at 8:39 AM

Does this mean Obama can continue his platform of “A Rabbit in Every Pot”?