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September 23, 2008 03:17 AM UTC
8 Comments
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some habits just don’t die.
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Obama played the race card on Clinton the same way he’s doing it to McCain, and Clinton is making him pay.
and he just looks like an idiot. The American people will make McCain pay for treating them like idiots.
McCain calls them as he sees them.
So it wasn’t a non-stop partisian attack throughout – that’s good. We should be able to discuss issues in their complexity rather than going for maximum partisian advantage in ever thought.
You make me laugh.
On the serious side, Clinton came very close to telling the truth there a couple of times. Talk about scary. Behavior like that might cause a tear in the fabric of the universe.
He was very even handed, very fair, and very diplomatic about some serious subjects. When William Jefferson Clinton is the reasonable one, and is generating respect from moderates and independents, not the candidate, is that really a desirable result for the DNC?
I watched the entire interview on The View. I left thinking that probably neither Clinton will be pulling the lever on election day for Obama.