Washington Post: A very interesting article that looks in to the role of Bill Clinton in the 08 race and how this goes back to his time in the Presidency. The article states the following, " Collectively, his recent comments echo the feeling of victimization he often expressed when he was president. " On the whole a fair article but one gets the impression that the Elite don't want to fight the Culture Wars of the 1990s, it should be recalled this is the Democratic Race, when its over and if Hillary is the Nominee the Republicans wont allow Bill Clinton a free ride, if he starts to act as some fighting Vice - President Nominee, in other words an attack dog, they have enough stuff on Bill Clinton to make the Hillary Clinton have to defend him twenty four hours a day for weeks and months. That is why the Elite Media in their hearts want Obama, a West Wing President they can support in the press.
A look at the Politics of the United States and the UK. The Foreign Policies of both countries and how they behave in the International Community.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Edwards on Obama and Ronald Reagan
CNN: Obama is taking flak from Senator Edwards for his remark that President Ronald Reagan changed the political landscape, to be honest he was quite complimentary about the Gipper. Not a good idea when your running for the Democratic Nomination. But on the other hand shows courage compared to Edwards who just wants to pander for any votes, so far he not getting that much support.
Obama and Nevada
New York Observer: An article that looks at the election effect of Nevada. Looks at how Obama needs a win in Nevada. Very interesting article and to the point, Obama is the Outsider he needs a win, keep the process going, a loss in the view of the article would be bad for Obama and good for Clinton. I see the point. MUST READ OF THE DAY.
Nevada Prediction
I predict that Senator Hillary Clinton will win Nevada, only one poll has had Obama ahead in the state, the RCP Average of Polls has Clinton ahead by 3.7%. Has it is hard to poll a Caucus, it would be risky to predict the point spread, the difference between Clinton and Obama, it is all down to who turns up and how many and if Union support is effective for Obama. I think is safe to predict that that Clinton will win by 4 % to 7 % over Obama.
South Carolina Prediction
I am predict that Senator John McCain will win South Carolina, the latest polls ( recall my warning about political polls ) is up by 7% , on the whole Polls for Republicans are pretty accurate for the result. Thus if McCain wins by what margin, an estimation would be between 7 % and 10%. The RCP average is 4.9% for McCain, on the whole looking one can postulate from this that the winning candidate should get near the 10 % mark in the final result, if one looks at the previous election results.
New York Times v Bill Clinton
New York Times: The Liberal NYT is having at go at the temper of President Bill Clinton, they must be in the Obama camp.
South Carolina Polls
The Polls in South Carolina are getting close, the race looks like it is between Senator McCain and Governor Huckabee. Romney is the only campaign to have take an interest in the Nevada Caucus thus will win that fight. In South Carolina, we have two factors, Military veterans who should support McCain and religious supporters for Huckabee. The respected pollster Rasmussen has McCain and Huckabee at 24 % each, thus a very close race. A Mason - Dixon Poll ( pdf required ) has the following close result, McCain 27 % and Huckabee 25 %. The race is to close to call at this moment.
Update to New York Times Row
The Times: An article on the hiring of a, wait for it, cannon salute, a Conservative Writer for the once prestigious New York Times. I hope those that have opposed the hiring , read this article and show some remorse for their arrogance and lets be honest, show some morality of character and learn from this disgrace by those on the left.
Judge Rules on Nevada
Fox News: Reports that a Federal Judge has thwarted attempts by those that support Hillary Clinton to prevent those working in the service industry to vote at work. The attempt had all the aspects of old fashioned dirty politics. The Clinton machine is afraid its behind so what do they do, want to change the rules, not new for the Clinton Machine. This will make President Clinton even more annoyed. See previous post on his articulate temper tantrum. Lets hope the voters in Nevada send a message to the Bill and Hillary Clinton, you have to play by the rules, lets hope they vote for Obama.
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