Comments on: If Republicans take the House in 2010, a possible Obama pivot to center?

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By: Occam's Beard

Occam's Beard — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 17:29:18 +0000

Keep in mind that it is very crucial for Hillary’s base that she remain a victim.

Pablo, that’s an excellent point. I’d conceived of Hillary’s taking the initiative and blowing it out, but you’re right – getting fired would be better. Not only would it avoid buffing her image as a ruthless, opportunistic bitch (can’t imagine how she got that), but getting fired would hit the Lifetime channel demographic where they live – right in the victimhood.

Kudos for your insight.

By: pablo panadero

pablo panadero — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 17:10:55 +0000

Re: Hillary and a run for the President in 2012.

Keep in mind that it is very crucial for Hillary’s base that she remain a victim. Wronged by her husband, wronged by the VRWC, wronged by Obama. Thus, she will out-maneuver him and actually managed to be fired prior to the November election debacle. She will be free of the taint of this administration and take with her the 10-15% hard-core Hillary fans with her, sinking Obama into the high 20’s for approval rating. She will re-brand herself as “St. Hillary” and will market herself as the only potential savior of the Democratic Party.

Watch for dropped newsleaks of discord between her and Obama over the next 3 months, culminating with her firing in September. You heard it here first.

By: E.M. Crotchet

E.M. Crotchet — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 08:47:06 +0000

Caution: some Chrisitans may find the following blasphemous* (but, surely, no more blasphemous than Pelosi’s own exegetic mumblings). St. Nancy’s Gospel 1.1: In the beginning was “the word”, and “the word” was with the completely obfuscated, and the word was obfuscated. 1.2: The same was in the beginning with the legislative branch. 1.2: All things were made by that branch; and without them was made nothing that was made. ... 3.16: For Nancy so loved the congress, and some of the citizenry, and many non-citizens, that she gave a misbegotten son, that whosoever believe in him shall not perish unexamined in an emergency room for want of insurance, or be burdened with onerous riches beyond what is fair, but have eternal joy on earth with wealth shared equally among all. ... * apologies to St. John

By: Key Policy Commentary « CenterDebate

Key Policy Commentary « CenterDebate — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 20:49:03 +0000

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By: Pat Duggan

Pat Duggan — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 20:32:56 +0000

I enjoy Fred Barnes immensely but just like the brilliant Charles Krauthammer he’s been at it so long he’s in the habit of using his old measuring stick-and it does not compute. Clinton could be compared to old school Democrats because he was / is a politician first and understands the power of compromise.

As noted by others, Obama has no pertinent experience and is not who he was painted to be. He will not voluntarily pivot to anything. The question is if he is forced to compromise by those that put him in power will he be able to handle it? I doubt it. Most left wing attempt at debate is really more of a tantrum. Obama is an empty suit spouting meaningless rhetoric. Now that he will be more and more viewed as a failure by right and left and openly criticized he will bristle and get defensive. That is not presidential. The Democrats that hitched their wagon to this image will now abandon him.

It will be fun to watch

By: jeff

jeff — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 19:38:45 +0000

Thanks, neo-neocon. Maybe just like Hillary…implementing my vision from within the HRC campaign / administration.

By: Sergey

Sergey — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 19:19:05 +0000

I find all predictions for 2012 or even for November 2010 just as relevant now as the predictions of the best political analysts in July 1914. We are at singularity now, and future is absolutely unpredictable.

By: Pablo

Pablo — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 18:20:48 +0000

“The most remarkable feature of our times is the lack of impressive, really big political leaders. It is fairly universal. Even villains are all of a small caliber. Where all the great men gone? Nobody is seen on the horizon. May be, it is for good.”

But wait, haven’t you guys heard that BO wants to “kick some ass”. His new 2012 campaign mantra!

Guess he must have listened to that expert, hum what’s his name, oh yea, Spike Lee. You can’t make this shit up. Obama going ghetto.