Report from Chappaqua: The "Agreement" Hillary has lost the WH, forever, and more, much more..

one man's opinion....

[ken5050]

The compromise deal announced last night on judicial nominations will one day prove to be the opening strike in one of the greatest political battles ever waged in this country. There is much sadness in Chappaqua, for Hillary Clinton has today realized that any remote chance she ever had a becoming president has now evaporatated forever. And the Democrat party may well be in its final states of existence, its death throes, as we know it today. Follow along, as together we peel back the layers of the political onion to unearth the truth...

[Dan from Michigan]

And ANY Republican is better than ANY demonrat.

Chafee's worse than Granholm.

And how is McCain better than Hillary?
McCain opposes the 2nd amendment. McCain opposes free speech. He supports killing jobs over "global warming". He's a smoke Nazi. He loves to stick his nose anywhere he can get face time (attempting to ban ultimate fighting). He defended John Kerry. He opposes tax cuts. That's just the stuff I know of offhand. He's also a crook being one of the Keating 5.

Not only that, republicans would unite against Hillary. They would be split with McCain, making things ripe for a democrat congressional takeover.

I'd rather see Hillary win than McCain to be honest.

[streetpreacher]

I'd vote for Hillary over McCain if I had no other choice - and I absolutely detest Hillary and everything she stands for. That just goes to show you my feelings for McCain, who I once thought was a pretty good man. He is worse than an enemy you face. He is a enemy disguising himself as a friend.

McCain is finished!

Well said.

[meema]

McVain/Bush

No FReepin' way.

Home is where I'll stay!

[theDentist]

Most of the libs would vote for Hillary even if there was a video of her performing a late-term abortion on a 13-year-old while smoking a bong and telling anti-semetic jokes with Mohammed Atta.

[antivenom]

They will NUKE if they have to after 2008 elections...

[txrangerette]

I missed Graham...please explain why you brought it up.

[blueblazes]

Yup, I hear ya, but I guess my position is that if America is going to degenerate to such a low point that Hilary Clinton could become president, then the country would be past saving. There would be no hope - that's like the last sign of the Apocalypse. If that ever happens, I think we should all illegally migrate to Mexico.

[Momaw Nadon]

Ummmmmm...Whatever you are smokin must be some really good high-priced stuff.

[radiohead]

You made 2 interesting statements:

1. All Hilary has to do is open her big mouth and millions of stomachs turn - people simply hate the biatch.

I think this is absolutely true. Hillary hate knows no bounds.

2. The American people are simply not that stupid.

This statement has yet to be proven. I hope you're right.

[DM1]

I actually heard that twice today - McCain pro life. interesting if true
my main problem with this guy is that he is a quasi gun grabber and a little too liberal on other issues
that being said if it is between him and hillary what choice do i have i will vote for him

[Freebird Forever]

I think they didn't employ the nuke option because the Repubs are as lazy and corrupt as the Dems and they just want to maintain a cozy working environment so they can both concentrate on their real goal of stealing more of our money and gaining more power.

That assessment is difficult to dispute.

Ultimately it's all about maintaining control. The bickering between the elected representatives is simple theatrics designed to confound the sheeple and encourage discord between citizens affiliated with the various political parties.

[blueblazes]

Why do they love Hilary? She is such an obviously evil - I mean TRULY EVIL person. She's one of the most horrible people I have ever seen in public life. I do believe she would kill someone to get elected to anything. How on earth can anyone "love" this vile creature?

[blueblazes]

I think it's a show of amateur theatrics - about as real as one of the sword fights in Hamlet.

[G.Mason]

"2008: Hitlary vs. McUssolini... Sinister Evil vs. Incompetent Evil"

In the words of an intelligent American, Alfred E. Newman, "What, me worry?"

A lot can happen between now and 2008. Like I can die and be spared more of this lunacy like theater of the absurd. ;)

[teenyelliott]

Always on your side, man . . .

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

He may well gain the mushy middle.

However, I won't bother going if the choice is McStupidlyingbastard or the EVIL.

Death and the final destruction of the Republic may be inevitable, but I'm not going to go out and vote for it.

[Alberta's Child]

The basic flaw in your analysis is that you place way too much emphasis on McCain as a "darling of the MSM."

That may be true today because he's considered something of a renegade in the GOP, but I can assure you that the day he becomes the GOP front-runner for 2008 will be the day the MSM magically transforms him from a "renegade GOP moderate" into a "wild-eyed right-wing extremist."

[COBOL2Java]

I don't trust him. He's a loose phaser..

Agreed. Does anyone really think that McCaniac can be trusted with the codes to "The Football"? I think not.

[spectre]

I don't know, Ken...

It troubles me that Bill Clinton and the Bush's have become like family to each other.

Why?

I'm concerned they may endorse his wife for President in one way or another. You may think it strange, but so is their friendship.

sw

[blueblazes]

It troubles me as well. I think the stench from the Clintons would effectively keep me from being in the same room with them. I am very disturbed by how the Bushes and Clintons keep showing up together.