Hillary Clinton is something else. Now she accuses me of being a sympathizer of terrorists because I know a terrorist. William Ayres was a Weather Underground terrorist in the 1960s. A bomb blew up. People died. He and his wife were on the run for a decade or so before going legitimate. I served on … Read More »
Debate questions suck
April 17, 2008
I think that’s the last debate I’ll do until after the convention. I’ll debate John McCain once or twice, but no more Hillary. It isn’t that Hillary isn’t a good debater. She is. She’s a wordsmith. After all, she lied to the press for a year before anyone found out. She’s good. The problem with … Read More »
Thou shalt not poll thy neighbor
April 16, 2008
I cannot be the only politician in Washington, D.C. who has had enough of polls. Numbers go up, numbers go down. It’s about time that pollsters looked for work elsewhere. My case in point is a recent poll which shows John McCain even with me in a national poll. The only problem there is that … Read More »
A little tough love for folks in Pennsylvania
April 15, 2008
Tell it like it is. Those are tough words for a politician. I view it as a challenge, that’s why I stayed out of Pennsylvania when I said the working class there are bitter and don’t like people who are not like them. It’s interesting, but no one has disagreed with what I said, which … Read More »
‘Eat, drink, and be Hillary’
April 14, 2008
Hillary doesn’t know it, but she’s doing me a big favor with her latest round of attacks. She’s doing what the Republicans will do in the general election this fall– try to beat me up. It won’t work with Hillary. It won’t work with John McCain. Still, I had to laugh when I saw Hillary … Read More »
Just call me ‘pugnacious.’
April 12, 2008
That didn’t take long. Uproars burn from little sparks. Yes, many small-town, white Americans are bitter, xenophobic, and cling to their religion and guns. That’s the word I should have used. Xenophobic. Most middle-class voters have no idea what it means. Now I’m being called ‘pugnacious’ for defending what I said. It’s a good thing … Read More »