Last year I blogged about the Democrats’ attempts at getting to know voters by checking out the bumper stickers on the back of their cars. It would appear that their strategy has shifted to an examination of neurons:
Poor Barack Obama. Once viewed as the man to beat, his rookie mistakes and inexperience have, in part, led to his poll numbers consistently staying way behind frontrunner Hillary Clinton for the last several months.
We all know about the “top 3” Dem candidates’ various plans to implement socialized healthcare, and Dem frontrunner Hillary Clinton has made no secret about her plans to redistribute wealth in order to pay for the big government programs she’s advocating. Senator Ted Kennedy, while not running for president, nevertheless has also called for government-run healthcare.
I’m watching game 7 of the ALCS, but ST reader steveegg is liveblogging tonight’s GOP debate (being broadcast on Fox, and held in Orlando, FL). ABC’s Political Radar reports that Jon Henke over at Fred08.com is liveblogging as well.
It was a good day yesterday for Republicans, and an especially good day for Louisiana as Rep. Bobby Jindal was elected Saturday as governor:
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