I found P. Dog's manifeso to be right on. Last night on Fox the Hannity and Colm program proved equally correct. Sean Hannity dominated the program with his guests, which included Carl Bernstein (Watergate fame), Michael Reagan, Pat Caddell (Los Angeles demoncRAT strategist). On Bernstein Hannity forced him in a corner a couple of times in a roundabout way to admit that CBS did wrong. What interested me most was Pat Caddell's viewpoints that at times mirrored some of P'dog's comments.
"What interested me most was Pat Caddell's viewpoints that at times mirrored some of P'dog's comments."
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It didn't surprise me.
Pat Cadell is kind of a poor man's Zell Miller. He did not like Clinton at all and even mentioned once in a radio interview that the thought of Madeline Albright as SecState was terrifying. The interview, as I recall, took place in about '94-'95, and it was about the situation in North Korea.
He's much like Zell in that he's disturbed by the party's current status and direction and wants to to bring it back to a respectable level of coherence and integrity. They differ in that I suspect he's not nearly as conservative as Zell, but he is nonetheless generally a straight shooter.