At least from the Text, Obama seems to have nailed one this morning on the Today Show.

 

Obama is the one candidate that can call her on it without risking how it comes off too. Good for him.

Obama is the one candidate that can call her on it without risking how it comes off too. Good for him.

Exactly.

 

Excellent.

First poll numbers are showing a Hillary bump, post-debate. But there's definitely new life and momentum from the opposition.

First poll numbers are showing a Hillary bump, post-debate. But there's definitely new life and momentum from the opposition.

 

In an earlier post you said she looked 'bad, distant and aloof'. That pretty much sums my opinion of Mrs. Clinton.

I think she'd be an adequate President.

I'm just sick of merely adequate people.

The best person that could win, isn't running IMO.

I think she'd be an adequate President.

I'm just sick of merely adequate people.

The best person that could win, isn't running IMO.

 

Ok, I'll take the bait. Who would that be?

First poll numbers are showing a Hillary bump, post-debate. But there's definitely new life and momentum from the opposition.

Where might I find those polls? I don't see any on the big board yet.

 

I think she'd be an adequate President.

I'm just sick of merely adequate people.

The best person that could win, isn't running IMO.

 

Hammer Time?

 

 

 

 

Hammer Time?

I figured he meant himself. Or YASNY.

 

I figured he meant himself. Or YASNY.

 

He didn't mean me. That's for damn sure. LOL

I think she'd be an adequate President.

I'm just sick of merely adequate people.

The best person that could win, isn't running IMO.

The Goracle, right?

 

Correct. But only the non-candidate Al Gore.

 

Because, as a non-candidate, he's relatively candid about his opinions. And I think he'd make a good president. If he started to run, I'd probably want someone else who isn't running.

Correct. But only the non-candidate Al Gore.

 

Because, as a non-candidate, he's relatively candid about his opinions. And I think he'd make a good president. If he started to run, I'd probably want someone else who isn't running.

I agree with that assessment.

The Goracle, right?

 

 

He's ready to roll. Go team Goracle.

 

 

 

Under the category of endorsements you may not want... Hillary Clinton has been endorsed by Walter Mondale.

 

I'd say that might win you Minnesota, but after 2002 - I doubt that.

Obama on SNL last night...

 

http://tinyurl.com/3bv6ly

I'd say that might win you Minnesota, but after 2002 - I doubt that.

 

That was such a weird election, after the pep rall.. memorial service, I think any Republican would have beaten Mondale.

 

Mondale was easily the worst Presidential candidate in recent history.

Mondale was easily the worst Presidential candidate in recent history.

Except for George W. Bush.

 

Mondale was easily the worst Presidential candidate in recent history.

 

Somewhere, George McGovern is pissed at you.

Both made mistakes, but McGovern was just honest about his intentions and failed to moderate himself at all.

 

On the other hand, Mondale started out his general election bid by promising to raise taxes. Whoops.

So Hillary has slipped 6 points since the Demo debate where Edwards and Obama really took it to her, and then she cried victim.

 

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_con...polling_history

 

Trend? Blip?

So Hillary has slipped 6 points since the Demo debate where Edwards and Obama really took it to her, and then she cried victim.

 

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_con...polling_history

 

Trend? Blip?

More important will be the Iowa and NH polls that come out this week, post-debate. The national polls don't mean much right now.

 

But, since national polls are all we have right now, I'll throw this one in there too. In this case, Clinton's lead nationally has shrunk from 30 points to 19 points within a month. That's a pretty significant drop.