So, watch this from Fucker Carlson's show. That little punk and his dumbass guest are debating how my super-successful campaign is somehow a failure.
And Carlson actually thinks the best campaigns are animated by a central idea. As if. John Edwards has an idea and he can't break out of the number three slot. Truth is, the American people don't care about ideas; they want image.
And that's Big Daddy's specialty.
I'm watching her on the CNN post-debate followup, and I'm a little afraid of her -- she's better at this stuff than her husband. Why isn't she the candidate? I personally think the cancer is a non-issue. It really should be a non-issue. It really, really should be a non-issue.
I'm not going to lose, but if I did have to lose to a Pussycrat, I think I wouldn't mind losing to Obama. The more I listen to him in this live debate on CNN, the more I hear him hedging his language. You notice he doesn't go right for the classic Democrat answer to a question -- he kind of nods in the direction of the other candidates' answer and then he says things like "we need a lot of approaches."
And he just praised Reagan. Did you hear that?
I'm liking this guy. And his record has some nice Republican themes: voting for the anti-class action bill, and voting to kill an amendment to the bankruptcy bill that would have capped credit-card interest rates at 30 percent.
I think he's getting a pass from the left because he's a pretty face or something. I can't figure out otherwise why he gets painted as a liberal. That John Edwards -- now that's a progressive. I shudder to think about all the poor people getting my tax dollars for food stamps and healthcare and whatnot if there's a President Edwards.
