Hillary has supported the Bush initiatives all thru this war, plus the "delcaration" on Iran which was just a few months ago. I repeat, so why in the dickens wouldn't she continue to support little matters that affect the troops?

Good grief I'm tired of her.

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That's one of the things I dislike about Hillary Clinton (and most politicians in general): Every move she makes appears to be designed to bring about some sort of reaction in those that witness it. Hardly anything about her seems genuine or honest. This in and of itself isn't a bad thing, as long as I have some sort of feel for who a particular person actually is.

Unfortunately, in Hillary's case I have no clue. My problem with her is mediated somewhat by the fact that I don't have to go home to her, though it does exactly motivate me to aid in her quest for higher office.

Perhaps it's just that, as an ambitious woman, her desire for power and greater influence is beginning to assert itself. That being said, there's something about her that seems a tad disingenuous.

Just one of the reasons that she definitely isn't my first choice (Edwards is) and while, if she wins the nomination I would probably vote for her, it is a decision that I would really, really have to think about.

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Clinton has lost my vote with this bit.
Edwards gone.
Obama doesn't ring my bell...his race absolutely no part of that problem.

The horror of a McCain/ Huckabee ticket takes us to the deepest nadir of the American Political scene.

The Chinese loan for the "stimulus" package and the 100 years of war of McCain, they will own the country {what part that is already theirs}, we are on our way to disaster of epic proportions.

Sleep tight kiddies

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Uh, is anyone the least bit taken aback? "I have been told there's gambling going on in this establishment. I am shocked, simply shocked!"

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Unfortunately, you "ain't" out of the blue. The dice cup has been turned and the issue is decided. The old white bones roll with no hesitancy and even less conscience on the laquered, glass-like bartop. Evita has been ordained by friends and enemies alike to run for a quite unearned slot-she stood by her hubby's cheatin' heart and remained his soul-mate in triangulation, in humiliation, in betrayal of the poor, in friendship for Dick Morris, in partnership for the final liberal fire sale of all principles to the former corporate antagonists of the former party of the people. Sleep tight, my little ones, 'cause Santa ain't comin' for quite a while. Might as well sleep and dream.

Another Republican presidency, another gutless congress, the most likely scenario now, or, although a major longshot, a president with the moral convictions of a coral snake, albeit a female coral snake-among coral snakes the sexes are virtually identical with only one obvious and necessary exception. This is the individual, who cheer-led the sanctions on Iraq, a policy her husband maintained, and she claims his experience as her own, which killed 500,000 children under the age of six, who never fails to remind the American Nation (we are not really a nation; we are a country) of her commitment to children. Marian Edelman has to be discreetly furious at this level of contemptuous opportunism. "It Takes a Village," eh? Guernica was a village, no? I have to wonder how concerned was she about the children and dependents of WalMart employees during her stint on that esteemed and progresive board of directors.

She is also the only Democratic candidate who could easily lose to Romney, and almost certainly will lose to McCain. Ah, yes, a real team player, definitely one with the big picture always before her. After all, recent polls indicate only forty-nine percent of the electorate (male and femle, by the way) would rather have their fingernails pulled out with needle-nose pliars by a professional Egyptian Intelligence Officer than vote for the Senator from Illinois and that's before the issues are considered. I'm sorry. Make that the Senator (and long time resident?) from New York. Yea, a team player, alright.

"Out of the Blue?" I think not. I only wish I hadn't fucked up so much as a young man-and just a bit as an old man. The French won't have me. I am not even sure if Paraguay is a decent shot. They have a rather scruffy image to overcome. I never thought these were options worth cultivating. Of course, after George Bush, I never thought a Republican could be elected President for a very long time either.

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