Hillary pulled out wins in TX and OH last night so the Clinton ego machine rolls on. I never thought they would actually pull the party apart to win the nomination, but alas I may be wrong.
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In a live CNN interview just now, Sen. Clinton repeated, twice, the "Sen. McCain has a lifetime of experience, I have a lifetime of experience, Sen. Obama has one speech in 2002" line. By what logic, exactly, does a member of the Democratic party include the "Sen. McCain has a lifetime of experience" part of that sentence? And I guess with her nonstop references to 2002 she must be talking about Obama's anti-Iraq war speech, not the 2004 convention speech that actually put him on the map.
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I honestly can't believe she keeps saying this. Number one, the GOP is going to run this quote over and over again if Obama is the nominee. Number two, what f%$#in lifetime experience does she have? I think Obama realizes that the Clintons will now do anything to win the nomination, so he is going to have to go a little negative.
Side Note - Rush Limbaugh told his listeners to vote for Hillary so this race will keep on going - looks like his listeners might have actually helped Hillary win in TX...nuts - Rush for Hillary
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My cousin in Ohio called me yesterday and said he needed to take a shower because he felt so dirty after voting for Hillary. He said he was doing it to make sure McCain has an easier fight in November. Gotta love our system (I didn't think Republicans could vote in the Dem primary but maybe I'm wrong).
I actually heard there was a Repulican underground campaign going on to support Hillary. The conventional wisdom is that McCain will destroy Hillary but would have a hard time beating Obama.
Who knows how the general election is going to shake out. I know the GOP will not be at a loss for talking points against Hillary. I'm sure they would come after Obama hard too, but who knows.
I am interested to see how Obama goes after Hillary over the next couple of weeks.
Obama called McCain last night to congratulate him on winning the nomination. Classy.
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