Dennis Kucinich thinks that Obama can make a real difference in this world in spite of the fact that all his policy positions (excepting the original Iraq judgment) are closer to Clinton than they are to Edwards.
"If you've had too much of the wrong kind of experience you can't even imagine what real change would look like. Well, we can imagine it and we are going to make it happen."
I can't believe that the debate over Hillary's crying moment is so often boiling down to whether it was staged or genuine. That is so oversimplified. In this mediated age that distinction is outdated.
If the Clintons don't repudiate the Teachers Association lawsuit, Obama and Edwards have a giant, gaping opportunity to nail them to the wall of cynical win-at-any price entitlement.
We are all sure that if the maids and dishwashers had endorsed Hillary instead of Obama Bill would be speaking out against their right to caucus in the workplace just the same.
Let's drop the whole idea that somehow the guys are picking on Hillary. It's ludicrous, actually.
Remember the O.J. Simpson verdict? Remember those shots of everyday African-Americans cheering in the beauty shops and corner stores? Remember how sh...
Remember the conventional wisdom leading up to the South Carolina primary? Bill Clinton, anointed master politician of our age, was trumping neophyte...
The heck with the multi-millions Henry Paulson used to pull down at Goldman-Sachs. Here was the summit of the world -- and he was on it.
Could it possibly be that Hillary and Barack were thinking about the welfare of the Democrats in November? Could it be that they were feeling a real kinship with one another?
