I believe he’s about to go down. He’s on the defensive trying to explain his downside and it isn’t working.
“I believe he’s about to go down. He’s on the defensive trying to explain his downside and it isn’t working.”
Up until now I had to turn away from the tv whenever Hillary’s image came up - hopefully before I could hear her grating voice.
That changed this week.
I am enjoying watching her smugly drink beer and whiskey with Pennsylvanians.
She’s actually managed to eloquently pinpoint the specific problems with Obama’s words.
Today’s coverage of Obama showed an angry, bitter, defensive man who seemingly doesn’t “get it” that Hillary is no longer in the hot seat. He cannot fathom how he wound up in the hot seat.
It certainly has not been boring watching these liberals self destruct.
Now - if only McCain would quit talking about the economy like a clueless liberal - I would be in a fantastic mood.
I don't know. I think the media has way too much invested in him, and it's too far down the path for them to pull out. If Hillary was a little likable they might switch sides at this point, but she's not. Also, too many of the party power structure have put themselves in a position from which they can't back down.
I expect simply more effort to cover for him as it progresses. After the convention he will get a complete pass on everything because his only opponent will be a "Republican". And McCain has already made it clear he won't play hardball. Typical RINO, lead with the chin.