Carville's OLD strategy?

"we takes em' up the mountain, and sends them down into her nest, then after SHE eats em', we sneaks in and gets our "PRECIOUS" back again!"

Didn't seem to work, though... time for another strategy!

Posted at May 13, 2008 2:24 PM in response to Even JAMES CARVILLE Working his 'Exit Strategy'

Does this mean Hillary doesn't care for the rights of Obama voters in Michigan?

I think that is pretty small of her campaign managers, TO SIMPLY DISREGARD, WITH SUCH A CASUALLY INCOMPLETE REFERENCE, the 700,000 to 1 million Michigan voters who did not get to cast their ballots for Obama?

Pretty selective democracy going on here.

Really, what bout the Michigan Obama voters? Why does Hillary's campaign refuse to acknowledge that little anomoly in their "truncated democracy" strategy.

I bet she wishes she could ignore Iowa and Carolina, and all the other states' Obama voters. She sure seems willing to disrespect their votes in Michigan.

"Democracy, MY way!" with a photo of Hillary pointing her finger at some sucker in the crowd, now there's her new logo and bumpersticker!

They may as well say "pull my finger!"

That's obviously Hillary's new strategy, "the good ole' girl," which apparently works well in some inherently prejudiced states like West Virginia.

Posted at May 13, 2008 2:09 PM in response to Clinton Camp: Obama Shouldn't Get Away With Writing Off West Virginia Loss

Once more, the public suffers a sneak-assault from the Republican blunt boehner.

Posted at May 13, 2008 1:53 PM in response to House Republicans File Brief Siding with White House in Subpoena Battle

"Terry McAuliffe says the Hillary camp has bought airtime in Oregon and Kentucky."

No doubt what those terms are...
Cash on the barrelhead?
No checks accepted?
Show us the money first?

No doubt, they won't extend them any more campaign credit...

Posted at May 13, 2008 12:14 PM in response to Happy Hour Reading

"his constituents went for Obama 4-1."

Which certainly justifies his landing FINALLY on Obama to support.

A lot of Edwards supporters moved over to Obama, because Edwards had the dignity and party unity to drop our when ti was inevitable he was not going to get the nomination.

If Hillary was playing by the REAL rules and not the Clinton rules, her delegates would all be free now to represent the majority of their constituents.

When rules float, the whole system stinks...

Posted at May 13, 2008 10:01 AM in response to Pledged Delegate For Hillary Switches To Obama

the idiotic stutter...

Posted at May 11, 2008 11:36 AM in response to Obama's Super-Delegates Keep On Coming

Great post, Yoda.

This; "the combination of many colleges, growing educated population, strong African American registration rates, and a solid Democratic political machine..." means NC is a formula for success that Democrats need to emulate in every state.

VP? Sebelius!
She could be effective at more than one cabinet post, from Ag to Ed to Commerce. Check out her strong points in each of those, she has covered a lot territory in her specialties. So might I suggest that versatility qualifies her for the VP spot?

"And she's lassoed a whole lotta tuskers for a muleskinner."

Posted at May 9, 2008 2:22 PM in response to Top 5 tidbits and stories from North Carolina's primary

Here's hoping the 111th opens every one of these cans of worms...

Most of these worms shouldn't even get re-elected.

Posted at May 8, 2008 7:44 PM in response to McConnell Spikes White House FEC Compromise

They will vote!

Posted at May 8, 2008 7:07 PM in response to Obama's Field of Dreams

Hillary won't pay them. If Obama did, how do you think it will affect thier opinion of him?

Can anyone imagine a more noble gesture?

Otherwise, only the Penns will get paid.

Keep in mind, Bionic, these people would become a real asset to the future campaign. Imagine the depth their loyalty, that after being discarded by the Clintons, they are paid by US. By you and me and the rest of Obama's contributors, there's even some ironic justice in it all.

I also think it would be a very good political move, and a very noble gesture towards the heart of our party.

And not only can we can afford it, it could probably turn into a huge fundraiser, well over and above the 10 to 20 million that Hill's top ops left in their wake.

And keep in mind, I'm talking about the street level people, not her millionaire staffers.

Posted at May 8, 2008 6:59 PM in response to Obama, Don't Turn My Financial Contribution To Your Campaign Into A Reward For Hillary's Ugly Campaign