Incredibly disciplined campaign, opines Roger Simon at Politico.com. Even imparts the brothers Grimm.
ARG is out with a new round of polling showing large Clinton leads in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. I want to believe these numbers, but ARG is notoriously wrong. The NH numbers particularly are out of line with all other contemporaneous polling.
Sen. Obama- the "experience is overrated" candidate- was subliminally insulting Hillary all Labor Day weekend in Iowa and New Hampshire. Change, change, change, bad foreign policy judgement- the typical and tired Obama mantle.
On the GOP side, Senator Thompson will miss the FOX News debate in NH tomorrow, but will officially enter the race on Thursday. The big question that the talking heads are debating is whether he missed his moment, by waiting so long to enter. And also whether it was wise to wear Gucci loafers to the Iowa State Fair. It was clearly August in terms of news cycles.
Now that Labor Day is behind us, the primaries are officially in full swing. Should be a very interesting autumn.
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Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Thursday Roundup
South Carolina Poll: Hillary +15 (and this was supposed to be Obama's best shot in early primaries....) This is a post-debate poll.
"Don't fuss at me..." Fred Thompson gets heckled and responds. From CNN.
And Romney weighs in on the Clinton-Obama fight.
So much for that Bush economy:
37 million Americans living below the poverty line.
28 million working Americans without any health insurance whatsoever.
Housing starts at a four year low.
The previously strong stock market tumbled today.
Heckuva job.
"Don't fuss at me..." Fred Thompson gets heckled and responds. From CNN.
And Romney weighs in on the Clinton-Obama fight.
So much for that Bush economy:
37 million Americans living below the poverty line.
28 million working Americans without any health insurance whatsoever.
Housing starts at a four year low.
The previously strong stock market tumbled today.
Heckuva job.
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