Yipee!!!! Just what many of us predicted would happen after the speech.....

See, there is this interesting thing about comebacks.

If you do not, in fact, manage to come back, it is not a comeback.

It looks like more EXCELLENT! NEWS! for the Clinton campaign.

THIS IS EXCELLENT NEWS!!!! FOR HILLARY!!!! HILLMENTUM!!!!

(in tribute)
-Not Idiotic

This hasn't been getting enough attention

Hillary wants Alan Greenspan on the commission to "fix" the mortgage crisis, even though she doesn't "Understand" what he says - at least he has a "calming" effect.

http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/25/all-stars/

WOW

*** Senator Bob Casey to Endorse Obama (PA)

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/nation_world/20080328_Bob_Casey_to_endorse_Obama__join_bus_tour.html

"Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey plans to endorse Sen. Barack Obama for president today in Pittsburgh, sending a message both to the state's primary voters and to undecided superdelegates who might decide the close race for the Democratic presidential nomination."

But, but, but...

REZKO!!!

Transcript
PBS Interview with Andrew Kohut

Obama rebounds after race speech JUDY WOODRUFF: Over the Reverend Jeremiah Wright, his former minister? ANDREW KOHUT: And there was a great outpouring of negative reaction, an extraordinary amount of attention to this. Fifty-one percent said they had heard a lot about Wright's sermons; 54 percent said they had heard a lot about Obama's speech; and you get 80 percent saying they'd heard something about these things. And this is the number one campaign event that we've seen in the news interest tracking that we've been doing over the past year. JUDY WOODRUFF: Number one? ANDREW KOHUT: Number one. No story, the red telephone, none of that stuff has resonated like the Reverend Wright sermons and Obama's response. JUDY WOODRUFF: Still, as you said, half the people said they haven't heard that much about it, but over 50 percent have heard a great deal. ANDREW KOHUT: A big number in a political poll. JUDY WOODRUFF: You also asked, Andy, about Senator Obama and how he was handling this controversy. ANDREW KOHUT: Yes, I think what this survey shows is that, as a consequence of the way he's handled it, his speech, he assured his own supporters: 84 percent of them said in that chart he did an excellent or good job. But significant numbers of his opponents' supporters, 43 percent of the Clinton people said he did an excellent or good job and 33 percent of the Republicans. Judy, when was the last time we heard 33 percent of Republicans saying something good about a Democratic candidate? .... Potential problems for Obama JUDY WOODRUFF: Do you see anything else, though, in these numbers that tell you how much of an issue this may be for him down the road, if he were to be the Democratic nominee?

ANDREW KOHUT: Well, we did a very in-depth look at how white Democrats view Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton. And what we found is that Obama has a glowing image and a more positive image than Mrs. Clinton.

But the problem for Obama among white Democrats is that a significant number of them have social beliefs and attitudes that lead to a negative view of Obama.

Critics of Obama, people who have an unfavorable view of him, are inclined to say equal rights have been pushed too far, are inclined to say that they disapprove of interracial dating, and that immigrants threaten our culture. These are Obama's critics. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/politics/jan-june08/polls_03-27.html

In other words, poor white trash Republican voters