MSM is, once again, about three months behind the curve. The prospects of the GOP Painting the Map Red have increased dramatically in just the past month.
LK: I have never seen him better, Hugh, and I've known him for over 20 years. In fact, he and I used to room together at a golf outing in California for a couple of years. This goes back to the middle 80's. And he was relaxed, he was calm, he was optimistic. When I challenged him during this interview, he was more than happy to come back to me and defend his positions. He looked well rested. I mean, I was very, very impressed. I've had a bunch of phone calls that people said they've never seen him look better.
The interesting thing was after the cameras went down, he stayed with me for another 25 minutes in the same chair. And we start taking back and forth. He wants to talk. And we're talking about goofy Republicans in the Senate, and how they're departing from first principles. We talked about the war, which he thinks we are winning. We talked about the economy and the tax cut strategy. I mean, he just stayed there and talked when the cameras were off. It was absolutely fascinating. Absolutely fascinating.
The economy is cooking. The government in Iraq is forming. The battle over the judges has begun again. The tax cuts will get to the president's desk soon. And the immigration debate seemws to have settled on this center-right proposition. So the corner has been turned.
Wow. How about that? Thanks for the insights from Kudlow- they're reassuring.
I happened to hear that interview between Kudlow and Hewitt. Thanks for posting the part about Larry's interview with the President.
Old media really does not have a chance of controlling news when such a great interview can get posted on the web so quickly, and then spread to all interested people.
The liberals are going to go insane when they don't take over after the 2006 midterms. They believe that America is warming to their ideas and they will be apoplectic when they lose again. It will be fun to watch.