[Elle Bee]

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[DoughtyOne]

Westley Carp has been a 40 year friend of Bill Clinton. He was a Rhodes Scholar when Bill was, and... joined Stevens Inc.,, when he retired.

[elhombrelibre]

Tyrrell's book should be great. Mine is on its way.

[HAL9000]

"We know of at least two different stories that came from people currently on staff with the DNC, who fed the material to reporters." Says an Edwards staffer, "These are folks who worked for Clinton back in '92 and '96 and in the administration."

Sounds like one of them could be Lottie Shackleford.

[ex-Texan]

*BUMP*!

[Penner]

Then Hillary will make her grand entrance. With Mr. McAuliffe smiling from the podium her power will be vast. Possibly she will allow herself to be nominated to the No. 2 spot to assist her party in its moment of peril.

Hillary wants to be President, not Vice President.

[Doctor Raoul]

"Madame Hillary: The Dark Road to the White House"</i

Dark Road? How about "Ugly STreet"? Ugly enough to make a choo-choo train take a dirt road ugly......

Makes Aunt Esther look like Miss America.

[leadpenny]

My goodness, that is a good read to catch in the middle of
the night. Thanks Elle Bee. He writes of what has
been said on so many different threads for weeks now,
and he puts it into just a few beautiful paragraphs.

Bill Clinton remains a mesmerizing figure to those he does not repel.
Hillary's appeal is in some ways broader than his.

Her appeal is not the only thing broader than his.
Probably by a few ax handles at that.

[PoisedWoman]

We've known here for months that the nine flying DemoMonkeys were a farce planned by McAuliffe and the DNC to assure 1). Nine "equal time" Bush bashers all over the media ad nauseum and 2). Hitlery's entrance on her white broom at the convention to break up intramural squabbles and be acclaimed as the candidate.

Dean must have know the plan too. Perhaps to the extent that his entire campaign has been a charade to bring even more public attention to DemonRat machinations. Could be why his wife stayed home. I put nothing past them.

One interesting catfight to contemplate: Madame Hitlery vs. Madame Teresa Heinz Kerry. Eye scratching behind the scenes is surely to ensue.

[StriperSniper]

BTTT

[Lancey Howard]

Will frontrunner Mr. Kerry be the next victim of the Clintons' political research teams?

Count on it.
The Clintons will pick them all off, one by one.

[Lancey Howard]

I have been waiting for the one big-name Democrat who has the spine to finally stand up and tell the Clintons to take a hike. I am not, however, holding my breath. Democrats are, as a party, leeches and cowards.

[Tamzee]

Dem candidates should avoid travel via small planes...

[meadsjn]

It just wouldn't be a normal Democrat campaign year without a few mysterious but convenient plane crashes.

[The Raven]

ping

[leadpenny]

Breakfast Club bump.

[anniegetyourgun]

I just don't see anything in all this fuss. The Clintons know that none of the Dem candidates can overtake Bush in November. That's exactly as they want it. My guess is that they'll throw their weight behind the front-running Kerry pretty soon. He is the D party's Dole. They know it....and all is just as exactly as they want it going into '08.

[Right_in_Virginia]

BTTT

[mewzilla]

I've always thought that Weasely Clark was a decoy, the obvious Toon front man. I'm sure the Toons have their hooks into Kerry, too. Which means that the only way a Dem who still cares about his/her party can see the Toons stopped is by voting for Bush. 43 will never give Hillie a veep slot.

[tkathy]

"Two, after all, were coaxed into the race by the Clintons, Sen. John Edwards and Gen. Wesley Clark"

It's interesting how shallow and superficial the Clinton's picks appear. You'd think they would pick someone with real substance and integrity.

[cyncooper]

This is why some of us got behind Dean from the start....rooting for crazy nut to wrest control from the clinton hold on the DNC. Seems a pipe dream, but there ya go.