Make No Mistake
...the race is over, no matter what the pundits try and tell you.
I think the protracted fight against all odds from the Clinton camp is only the last ditch effort of the campaign to convince the voters, spoon-fed by a media starving to be rake in ad revenue and remain in the spotlight themselves, that those who do not win by what the campaign defines as "necessary victories" (ie everything HRC has already one or is likely to win - see the Clinton camp's email re: Pennsylvania) are actually losing, in spite of cold hard fact.
While I sit here watching the rhetoric get dirtier and dirtier - Carville's hateful comment about Richardson's endorsement of Obama, Obama's advisor's snide remark about the blue dress, I'm reminded of the Cold War. And what did we learn happens if the cold war were to continue. Mutually Assured Destruction.
So Hilldawg, I ask you - don't do this. Please. Let the party move on, and chase something you can win, like the head of the Senate, something like that. Let the rest of us living on Planet Earth get back to the important business of preventing 4-8 years of more of the same.
...the race is over, no matter what the pundits try and tell you.
I think the protracted fight against all odds from the Clinton camp is only the last ditch effort of the campaign to convince the voters, spoon-fed by a media starving to be rake in ad revenue and remain in the spotlight themselves, that those who do not win by what the campaign defines as "necessary victories" (ie everything HRC has already one or is likely to win - see the Clinton camp's email re: Pennsylvania) are actually losing, in spite of cold hard fact.
While I sit here watching the rhetoric get dirtier and dirtier - Carville's hateful comment about Richardson's endorsement of Obama, Obama's advisor's snide remark about the blue dress, I'm reminded of the Cold War. And what did we learn happens if the cold war were to continue. Mutually Assured Destruction.
So Hilldawg, I ask you - don't do this. Please. Let the party move on, and chase something you can win, like the head of the Senate, something like that. Let the rest of us living on Planet Earth get back to the important business of preventing 4-8 years of more of the same.
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