[lbo-talk] Billy Kristol: Dean could beat Bush

[Thomas Seay]

I dont know much about electoral stuff, so excuse me
if what I am saying makes no sense.  I saw Pat
Buchanon interviewed yesterday, and he said that Dean
would be the person the Republicans would like to run
against; he's the guy they think they can beat.  Could
then Kristol's remarks just be a way of "supporting"
Dean, helping him get the nomination so that the
Repugs could be pitted against the candidate they feel
they could most easily nail?

Also, if Bush wins, who gets purged from the cabinet,
Colin Powell or some of the neocons?  One or the other
has got to go.

-Thomas
--- mike larkin <mike_larkin2001 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> 
> Gregory Geboski <greg at mail.unionwebservices.com>
> wrote:The silly football analogy should be a tip-off
> that we're dealing here with either mushy thinking
> or (I think) a cue to a kind of inside joke. My
> guess is Kristol's angling for a White House and/or
> campaign insider job (it's not the first time). But
> I can't imagine this sort of no-shit-Sherlock
> "analysis" will win it for him. 
> 
> Bush doesn't have to run against Dean. With his
> money, and the right's lock on the media, he can run
> against whatever straw man he and Rove choose to set
> up.
> 
> Well, I'm as pessimistic as they come, but remember,
> people wrote off Clinton too. The Democratic base is
> as enraged as it's ever been, and the political
> situation is incredibly volatile. If Dean wins the
> popular vote by a substantial margin, and loses the
> Electoral College, all hell will break loose in this
> country.
> 
> 
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