Reader comments: Democratic chief warns Clinton-Obama bickering could hurt party in November
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russ | 10:29 a.m. March 28, 2008
Dean is right. Now will they listen?
it somehow seems like justice... | 10:36 a.m. March 28, 2008
... to see the Democrats destroying themselves, for a change, with their pandering, race-bating, demonizing, politics of personal destruction.
as the good rev wright observed;
THE CHICKENS ARE COMING HOME TO ROOST
as the good rev wright observed;
THE CHICKENS ARE COMING HOME TO ROOST
veedub | 12:55 p.m. March 28, 2008
It seems that some politicians can't see the big picture past their own self-centered point of view. Just about everyone in the country can see what this is doing to the Democratic party, and the candidates, especially Hillary, ignore it and keep up with the personal attacks.
Whatever you think about Romney, he had the sense to get out before that started to happen. It took Huckabee longer, but he left when he could see when there was no way he could win.
Now John McCain is favored to win the general election in many polls. Unless the Democrats can pull it together quickly, they may lose what they think is their "right" to the presidency.
But then, what do I care? I'm a Republican!
Go Hillary! :)
Whatever you think about Romney, he had the sense to get out before that started to happen. It took Huckabee longer, but he left when he could see when there was no way he could win.
Now John McCain is favored to win the general election in many polls. Unless the Democrats can pull it together quickly, they may lose what they think is their "right" to the presidency.
But then, what do I care? I'm a Republican!
Go Hillary! :)
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What? | 7:59 p.m. March 28, 2008
you mean preying on each other is not new in Politics?......LOL!!
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