I know he didn’t concentrate much effort there, but geez, come ON, folks…

Rabbit.

We are so proud of ourselves now, but I am damned if I know why. I grew up around a couple of generations of men most of whom had not finished the eighth grade, yet they were more educated and far more intelligent than the normal run of Americans we get today. And though I didn’t agree with a lot of their politics it was obvious that intelligent analysis went into their positions and they did their own damn thinking. Not something we see much of today.

Off topic, but related slightly is my absolute disgust with college graduates who are so ignorant and shallow as to be almost be a lower order of lifeform. That, of course, does not apply to all college graduates, but it does to far too many. Unfortunately, they still think they are entitled to respect, and so do a great many others. It is enough to make a grown man cry just trying to read some of writings of these slugs.

We have lowered the bar too far when our most educated are less educated than prior generations uneducated.

That is one reason Fred will not do well. A listener must think, when he speaks. And most refuse to do so. or can’t.

The 4000 you mentioned have died over a period of more than six years, compared with 3000 Ameicans who died in an hour and a quarter in 2001.

Your dismissal of the importance of the protection our military personnel have sacrificed so much for to keep the vast majority of us safer than we have been in four decades speaks ill of your character.

I hope it’s Obama, because he will be on the defensive regarding his on guns.

I also like seeing Hillary de-fanged.

I would’nt nominate the Hildebeest for park pooper-scooper.

She probably thought that the crying woman image would break hearts and make people sympathetic to her and then support her. It didnt impress me. If anything I detest her even more, if that’s possible, for attempting that bullshit. And bullshit is all it was.

“Clinton Says Dealing With Campaign Strain `Not Easy’”
http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/20080108/pl_bloomberg/alk_yysgkjci_1
Hell, if she gets stressed out just CAMPAIGNING for POTUS how would she hold up under the stress of that job, the toughest in the USA? I sure hope we never have to find out.

They aren’t Republicans. They won’t be voting Republican. Wasting time on them is, well, wasting time. The only silver lining is that if he is nutty enough to run as an independent, then he can have the Perot/Nadar spoiler effect and throw the election to the Republicans.

America hasn’t been attacked since 9/11. I don’t want that to change.

Well, unless you consider the almost 4000 soldiers who’ve lost their lives and close to 20,000 injured (i.e. more than 9/11)

Dean did not bring in Independents…that is what Obama has been able to do. Dean excited Young people, sure, but it was simply because he was the only one that was against the war in Iraq. Obama’s candidacy is not a single issue one, and that is where its strength comes from.

In addition, whereas Dean was running against a host of fairly unknown characters, Barack Obama was running against the Democrat with the highest name recognition in the country, as well as a former VP nominee who was actually popular with his party’s base (unlike Joe Lieberman).

I nominate Hillary for an Oscar. I was touched by her performance yesterday. It seemed real. It wasn’t.

I am loving watching Edwards get beat up at Progressiveville. Hillary Clinton is an human as one of the Honda robots. They could cry too if they had tear ducts.

I’d wager, however, that if he doesn’t win, he’d make an excellent candidate for VP attack dog.

I’m feeling a bit like Harry Potter under the sorting hat: “Not Romney! Not Romney!”

This guy does a pretty good job of lampooning the democrats cries for change, because change is always a good thing.

He’s already changed the dynamics of Democratic politics by bringing in independent and young voters in record numbers.

So did Dean.

He’s already changed the dynamics of Democratic politics by bringing in independent and young voters in record numbers. He has so far that you can win by giving a broad message that appeals to a large swath of people, rather than targeted mini campaigns designed to get 50+1, which has apparently been the Clinton, and to an extent, Edwards campaigns.

It would be doable for Paul to beat Obama especially on the economic issues. Paul’s message of ending the war and stopping the money presses is resonating louder and louder. Paul is the safe bet compared to Obama in the eyes of the Americans.

Obama never has been in the military, has little governmental experience and is disliked by the dem establishment. He’ll need republicans to vote for him to win and there’s probably no way that’s going to happen.