Will Greg Ball see himself survive past the September primary pickings?
Greg Ball is against the wall
It’s a seriously scandalous story that seems to be shaping up, but the we hear RACC has got Ball’s back against Demopublican Degnan’s attack.
Goldfarb goes for the gold and gets Obama’s goat good:
Now we know why the Obama campaign has been so reluctant to put their candidate on the same stage as John McCain. The difference between the two last night was striking. While Senator Obama punted on questions of great importance to the American people, and sidestepped even simple questions about whether the United States must defeat evil, John McCain offered the straight talk voters expect of a candidate for President. Senator McCain’s responses reflected his long record of bipartisanship, the anecdotes accumulated from a lifetime of service to this country, and the depth of his experience on matters of national security.
Again, the ante is added to in this addendum:
If the Obama campaign really believes that Senator McCain had some unfair advantage, our offer of weekly town hall forums remains on the table–anyplace, anytime.
We eagerly await Obama’s answer to the options offered. Will it be:
Bawk bawk bawk, Barack!
Chicken?
There’s a fundraiser for Obama in Most Endangered Freshman Tina Rutnik Gillibrand’s Saratoga back yard next Monday.
Paterson plans to be present. As in Austerlitz:
Gillibrand’s not planning to take part in any Obama partys
Pretty pathetic.
It’s happening
Hillary’s hook
The roll call vote at the convention.
We’re counting on a Clintonian coup
What is Obama thinking giving Hillary this kind of opening? Did he not learn nothing in the nasty and negative primary process?
Obama, watch your six! She’s gonna get ya, you git!
For the follow-up forum: Most Endangered Freshman Tina Rutnik Gillibrand will be voting for Hillary, not Obama, no doubt. Be sure to record that roll call result and see her reap the rancid recompense.
Eric Sundwall sends a strong statement, pounding the Working Communist Party’s play to push Paterson into passing on the 4 percent property Tax Cap policy.
Well done, son
We are remiss to not report that Rocque’s taken stock, and the soldier has decided to stand down.
There is now no possiblity of a NY-20 primary. Even proven progressive Morris Guller is taking a pass.
It’s Most Endangered Freshman Tina Rutnik Gillibrand’s worst nightmare, the extended general election edition.
Sandy Treadwell has a superior setup and staff. Most importantly, he’s got the money. Have no doubt, dubious Democrats:
This seat’s for sale, and Rutnik Gillibrand’s running seriously scared.
Take note turkeys, Treadwell’s bringing the big bucks to bear.
More magnificent mockery makes the major media marvel. Message:
We’re not worthy of The One
The war pundits paged us with a prediction pertaining to the uprising between Russia and Georgia.
It looks like Afghanistan all over again
At a time of concerning global conflicts, in whom will the country choose to confide?
Not Obama, obviously.
Obama only knows the name of the President of Russia because Hillary told him.
John McCain is a warrior who can and will win the peace. His latest statment is here:
Russian President Medvedev and Prime Minister Putin must understand the severe, long-term negative consequences that their government’s actions will have for Russia’s relationship with the U.S. and Europe.
It’s a crazy crowded crew competing in the NY-21 contest. And that’s just on the Democrat side of the divide.
We don’t know that much about all these aspiring advocates but we are singling out one sister for a scolding.
Tracey Brooks
Arguably she’s running a sexist and racist strategy somewhat successfully. More successfully than Hillary had.
However, our biggest beef with Brooks breaks down to basically this bit:
Tracey’s Albany office was abandoned to amp the Clinton campaign army in Iowa, and Tracey failed to be fruitful
Hillary finished third there, behind a nobody and an abhorrent adulterer who loved his hairdo more than his wife who was dying of cancer.
We blame Brooks
And so she should be properly punished in this pending primary.
As we witness the Democrat delegates, their lauding of and love for maverick McCain.
Democrats might love McCain more than Obama
At least they did before they downed the Obama Cult’s Koolaid.
Kudos to Clinton, who’s closing comment hits where it most hurts.