STOP THE PRESSES...The GOP Is In Love With Curious George Again

The GOP Never Blinks



Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough and David Shuster discuss the GOP's 08 Conservative position. Once again Joe shares his insight into the inner thinking of conservatives. On the surfs it seams laughable but its clear the GOP will spin and spin until the web is large enough to embrace the failed policies of Curious George.

Clinton Machine In Overdrive

Obama has done something extraordinary, he is on his way to beating the "Clinton Machine" inside Democratic Party, on his own terms. It must be so, Bill is on the tub doing what he does best. Hillary, haven't you learned yet that Bill's skills are not transferable, you have to do your own fighting? Hillary does Obama scare you more then GOP? I use to think so.......now I know so.


Bill Clinton: Barack Obama is a Risk.....



A few highlights:

• "it's not close" in terms of how much better prepared Hillary is to be president;

• That picking Obama would be a "risk";

• Likened nominating Obama to picking "a gifted television commentator";

• Criticized Obama for beginning his presidential campaign after only one year in the Senate;

• Called Obama a mere "symbol for change," adding that "symbol is not as important as
  

Oh, by the way the reason I'm here Iowa: "It's a miracle she even has a chance."

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Get A Grip Hillary, The GOP Would Swiftboat Jesus For A Vote

Tested and you have passed.....so, why are we having primary ?




BREAKING NEWS.............

A tip of the hat to Good Neighbor who says
that she has a highly placed DNC official who has been
predicting an Obama three state sweep of Iowa, New
Hampshire and South Carolina. From her lips to God's
ears says I.

Update: Howard Fineman, MSNBC....... Agrees.

WASHINGTON - Sen. Hillary Clinton’s campaign is teetering on the brink, no matter what the meaningless national horserace numbers say. The notion that she has a post-Iowa “firewall” in New Hampshire is a fantasy, and she is in danger of losing all four early contests, including Nevada and South Carolina – probably to Sen. Barack Obama, who is now, in momentum terms, the Democratic frontrunner.