Tucker concludes that the Democrats have now whittled down to two constituencies -- African Americans and liberal intellectuals.
Most important is the author's observation that McCain will win over the same blue-collar voters that Hillary is now getting with her attacks on Obama. Hillary, in other words, is laying the foundation for a McCain victory. You gotta love it!!!!!
Fear not, the RINOs in the Republican party are waiting to carry the banner.
And full blown Stalinism is what the democrats are about these days. The "new deal" was simply "fear of commitment".
This guy doen't know many FReepers!
As a Conservative, I must say that there is absolutely nothing to love about any one of these three imbiciles.
In fact they are all without any social redeeming value.
That would, by definition, be one of the examples in defining pornography.
Got any extacy to go with these whores?
Prior to Texas she had no constituency, now she's a contender. Operation Chaos is working!
Unfortunately.
But the unfortunate fact is that we will likely end up with a liberal administration (calling itself Republican) with two very chagrined factions snarling at it's heels for the entire four years (or so).
The most likely result will be an even more liberal McCain presidency and an even more isolated (and ticked off) conservative base.
A good read but I find it hard to believe Obama will win Mississippi.
I’d love the demise of the democrat party if the republican party wasn’t waiting to snatch up the banner of neo-liberalism and rush it triumphantly over the leftern horizon.
Bobama and the Beast suck, but I wouldn’t vote for Mcloon if you paid me a million bucks.
Let's not forget the ever-increasing ranks of civil-service union members
Smoot-Hawley did not cause the depression, as much as Free Trade advocates like to claim that. It probably didn’t help it much, but it was absurd mondetary policy at the Federal Reserve Bank that caused the Depression. Our current Fed chairman is an expert on that, having taught corses on the subject. He, among many other mainstream economists, believes the Fed caused the depression with monetary policy. (Essentially reducing the money supply by 1/3 in a single year)