[Lexinom]

No, I don't think many of us are that worked up about this at all. He spent eight days there. He's been busy working - doing work that counts, that will save your and my @$$. In the final analysis, this will come before the American people.

His strategy from the getgo has been slow and steady. He knows he's got the name recognition thing to overcome - said as much on Medved the other day. He's made progress, and we're helping it along. He knows he must stay in this long term before it bears any fruit - just as Iraq has taken a long term commitment and is finally showing blossoms of promise, despite years of naysayers' naysaying and natterers' nattering.

Cut and run? No way...

[counterpunch]

That’s all well and good, and I think Duncan Hunter has served San Diego well for the past 20 years. He is a serious man who takes the business of running the country seriously.

Unfortunately, he has no campaign, and you cannot win an election without one.