Comments on: Clinton’s Faltering Campaign On Fumes

By: AJStrata

AJStrata — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 13:33:52 +0000

Dave M,

You seem to be uninformed about how parties work. Presidents and former Presidents and Senators are the top leaders of the parties. They are the establishment. The Clinton machine is one of the strongest political operations to take over DC in decades.

They are the establishment – it has nothing to do with preferring Barrack (which I don’t). My analysis is neutral and doesn’t let preferences or biases determine the outcome.

By: Terrye

Terrye — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 11:11:50 +0000

I would not count her out yet, but she is in trouble. But you know what? I would not be surprised to see Obama and Hillary on the same ticket.

By: dave m

dave m — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 10:54:24 +0000

AJ,
I don’t know why you seem to prefer Barack (or as I like
to call him Barack Hussein) by saying at least he is not the
“establishment” candidate like Hillary. I wouldn’t vote for
either of them but I fear Barack Hussein more.
At least Hillary would let our military fight if it comes to that,
and I do believe it will, whereas Barack Hussein would probably
do nothing. No one knows anything about him.
Barack Hussein is some sort of charismatic figure, a demagogue,
or a guru, standing there, saying absolutely nothing at all,
and people are just ecstatic in his presence.
This is seriously deranged. Other charismatic leaders I can
think of turned out rather badly.
I don’t think people are inviting the presence of Barack to fill
their life space because they reject the political establishment,
or want “free” health care, or because they have thought about
the war or immigration. They are turning to him for reasons
they do not know. I fear they will wake up rather badly.

By: kathie

kathie — Thu, 07 Feb 2008 01:34:19 +0000

Hill and Bill are not going to give up easily………just wait until they try to beat the first black American by brining in the votes that were not suppose to be counted.