Jack & Jill Politics

I'm sorry he dropped out. If only he had just been himself. That, and put more faith in spending money wisely through grassroots.


As for Obama calling out the Clintons: good. They drew first blood in the first place. And the fact that every other candidate EXCEPT the Clintons has already released their information is suspect.



The Clintons are shady. I wonder what's really going down with their 'charities', because more and more it just looks like that shit is about money laundering. It was also wrong to put those rumors out about them not having money and letting the blogosphere run with it for a couple days until they raised a good-sized amount for publicity purposes from people who felt sorry for them... *then* admitted the Clinton campaign didn't have money problems after all. That's almost as bad as what Fred Thompson has done to well-meaning working class Republicans, in the name of McCain and the good old boys network in the GOP. Thompson is worse, for never having intended to make a serious run but collecting money anyway.



The Clintons are just shady.

What I don't get....is ...why would Romeny drop out and he had more delegates than Huckabee...lots more?

Do the Romney apologists seriously believe that:


(a) Romney folded from the race with any motive other than to preserve his prospects for 2012?

(b) Obama / HRC's plans to withdraw from Iraq and minimise the damage yet to be caused by that disastrous invasion represent a victory for radical Islam? Radicalism will surely be the biggest loser from a withdrawal.



Even amongst conservative Republicans, Romney represented a best of the worst, who'd flip-flopped on too many issues to be credible but (in the words of some of his supporters I saw on CNN) was "at least saying the right things now".



He pumped $millions into his campaign, completely rescinded many of the views he'd professed before he had his eye on the top job, and then crashed and burned. Sure it's a waste.

Congrats "D", looks like Old John got the golden ticket!


Since the republican nominee has been chosen, I guess all of those independents and like-minded republicans (who would've voted for McCain) can cross over now (in the remaining democratic primaries) and vote for the Next President of the United States Barack Obama.



Rush Limbaugh instructed McCain to give Huckabee the VP slot today...it was good advice...

Bye bye Flipping Mitt. Good riddance.

http://www.tnr.com/politics/story.html?id=076fd... nice list of some of the clinton dirty donors from the wunnerful nineties!



A must read and pass it on!



p.s. Obama agrees to two debates and calls hillary out on her 5mil drop.Says she needs to show her tax returns!



I smell a not so nice debate coming up.



Define Is?

What McCain post? I didn't do it. Though I welcome the company if there's someone else who believes...

d...was that your post about what mclame would say about Obama?


It seems odd cause there's only one mclame blogger here.

If it was your post,why did you post anonymous?



Define Is?

Eh, he earned his campaign donations in interest alone last year. The man is worth half a billion so he won't even miss it.


Based on d., Hillary Clinton should step aside for the security of this country.

For those who would put their personal ambition, race, gender, or ANYTHING else before the security of this country, I guess it would be a waste.


Thankfully, I'm not one of those people.

Did he win? Did he spend huge amounts of money to get an "atta boy"? No and no? Well, I guess that's a waste.

So Romney says, "In this time of war, I simply cannot let my campaign be a part of aiding a surrender to terror," and that's a waste?


He recognized that his campaign was going to make it difficult for the Republican Party to unite behind McCain, and that help a democrat win. Which would ultimately set in motion our surrender to terrorism and radical Islam.



I didn't always agree with Romney, but I respect him more now than I did before. He ran a good campaign, and I would hope there's a cabinet position for him somewhere.