"The WP [Washington Post], in a front-page analysis, offers up a mystifying headline: "Competition Becomes Democrats' Elixir." The piece says that unlike in past years, when nominating battles weakened candidates, this year's Democratic primary campaign will provide a boost to whichever candidate emerges as the nominee. With Bush's approval rating sliding and Democrats enjoying significant media exposure, the WP says, the president is in a weaker position that expected in advance of his reelection campaign."
In other words, the Demos smell blood. Then again, maybe they're just smoking something funny, again.
(Fourth post today -- that's all.)
Jon Johanning // jjohanning at igc.org __________________________________ "In an ideal world, people would be preoccupied with reading and writing poetry and having love affairs, as people were in the Japanese court in the 11th century, as described in 'The Tale of Genji.' If people were involved in that type of life, maybe there would be no war." -- Wallace Shawn