DragonStryk72
03-14-2008, 03:17 PM
Democrats Fret Over Warring Words
By Jill Lawrence and Kathy Kiely,
USA Today
Posted: 2008-03-14 11:20:21
Filed Under: Elections News, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
(March 14) - Democrats are increasingly worried about their chances for victory in November after a series of attacks by Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on rival Sen. Barack Obama's leadership, credibility, readiness as commander in chief and, now, his ability to win the White House.
The latest twist came Thursday on a conference call with reporters about Pennsylvania, where polls give Clinton a double-digit lead. Chief Clinton strategist and pollster Mark Penn said the April 22 primary will show that "Hillary is ready to win and that Sen. Obama really can't win the general election."
Clinton's communications director, Howard Wolfson, who was on the call, said later that the context was clear: "If you don't compete in Pennsylvania, you can't win a general election."
http://news.aol.com/elections/story/_a/democrats-fret-over-warring-words/20080314091209990002?ncid=NWS00010000000001
Yeah, this fight is getting ugly, and we aren't even to the campaign yet. the only positive point to this is that McCain can't hit them on anything worse than what they've been doing to each other.
It's scary when Ralph Nader may have the right thought when he says, "If the Democrats can't landslide this election, then they need to hang it up, and come back as something else."
By Jill Lawrence and Kathy Kiely,
USA Today
Posted: 2008-03-14 11:20:21
Filed Under: Elections News, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton
(March 14) - Democrats are increasingly worried about their chances for victory in November after a series of attacks by Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on rival Sen. Barack Obama's leadership, credibility, readiness as commander in chief and, now, his ability to win the White House.
The latest twist came Thursday on a conference call with reporters about Pennsylvania, where polls give Clinton a double-digit lead. Chief Clinton strategist and pollster Mark Penn said the April 22 primary will show that "Hillary is ready to win and that Sen. Obama really can't win the general election."
Clinton's communications director, Howard Wolfson, who was on the call, said later that the context was clear: "If you don't compete in Pennsylvania, you can't win a general election."
http://news.aol.com/elections/story/_a/democrats-fret-over-warring-words/20080314091209990002?ncid=NWS00010000000001
Yeah, this fight is getting ugly, and we aren't even to the campaign yet. the only positive point to this is that McCain can't hit them on anything worse than what they've been doing to each other.
It's scary when Ralph Nader may have the right thought when he says, "If the Democrats can't landslide this election, then they need to hang it up, and come back as something else."