Jude 2

dolfan wrote:2. I don't have anything against Gov. Palin. As I said Friday, I'm sure she's a fine governor. And, to learn that she's a conservative evangelical? Hey, bonus points. But, look, let's be real. McCain has specifically targeted Hillary voters. How many liberal Democrat women who happen to resent Obama are going to be attracted to McCain because of Sarah Palin? Prediction: zero.

Here's another one:

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/20 ... se-mccain/

I'm telling you, a lot of the Hillary diehards HATE Obama, and it's their intent to vote for McCain so Hillary get another shot in 4 years.

I know! Look, I still don't think it's going to be enough to matter. But, I freely admit that McCain's doing much better, and that he has a real chance to win. I want him to. Again, I just go back to the default position that the team-that-should-win-usually-does.

I'm interested to see which one of them is going to be the bigger big government proponent of more regulation in the face of this week's failures of Lehman Brothers and the takeovers of AIG, FNMA and Freddie Mac. There probably won't be a small government conservative in sight for a while.

DaJudge wrote:

dolfan wrote:2. I don't have anything against Gov. Palin. As I said Friday, I'm sure she's a fine governor. And, to learn that she's a conservative evangelical? Hey, bonus points. But, look, let's be real. McCain has specifically targeted Hillary voters. How many liberal Democrat women who happen to resent Obama are going to be attracted to McCain because of Sarah Palin? Prediction: zero.

Here's another one:

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/20 ... se-mccain/

I'm telling you, a lot of the Hillary diehards HATE Obama, and it's their intent to vote for McCain so Hillary get another shot in 4 years.

Hilary has a unique base dont be surprised when some vote for McCain because the ultimate goal is Hilary in 2012, dajudge is correct on this one.

I think it could be Palin verse Hilary 2012 because I dont think McCain would go 8 years if he wins.