[jmyrlefuller]

I noticed. I also noticed that 5 of the 8 Democrats have appeared, but only 3 of the 10 Republican candidates (Alan Keyes dutifully excluded) and, as he so duly noted out, none since September 16. While the talkies prominently feature Clinton and two of her potential VPs in Biden and Richardson, the Republicans they promote? McCain, Huckabee and “No Chance” Brownback.

Obama has also been interestingly shunned, although I do recall him appearing back this summer. Looks like the MSM is positioning itself in the role of Queenmaker.

[maica]

the role of Queenmaker.

$$$$$

Absolutely! It’s a done deal.
I can only hope that R’s attack her from now on. I so well remember the 1996 campaign when Dole-morphing-into-Gingrich ads appeared more often than viagra/cialis ads do today in western Washington - my source of American TV that year. Ugly dour photos of both with a black background and a Vincent Price type voice warning Americans what they were in for.

We have to be just as relentless against the Queen-nominee.

[snugs]

Is there any rule in the US if you mention the candidates you have to mention or at least show them on the screen. In Britain we have this rule. Though of course this does not apply until much nearer the election when each constituency candidates are sorted and confirmed.