Posted by
Dave Kooker on Friday, February 08, 2008 2:18:27 PM
So far, it appears that America has to choose between two Democrats in the 2008 presidential election cycle. A Republican who acts like a Democrat (John Mc Cain) and an actual Democrat who is a registered Democrat. I agree with Ann Coulter that America given the choice between two Democrats, they will vote for the actual registered Democrat. It is my opinion that Barack Obama will not be able to complete against the Clinton political machine closer to the Democratic convention. Bringing out the time tested play book of personal opponent attacks drafted by Bill Clinton too soon to the Democratic convention will turn off the Liberal, female, black, and Hispanic voters on Hillary Clinton. They will occur just before the Democratic convention so Barack Obama will not have time to repair the political damage in time.
It would not surprise me that Hillary Clinton will model herself in the campaign closely to the image of John F. Kennedy to gain the moderate vote from McCain. Maybe even speak and write speeches similar to those spoken by John F. Kennedy. Perhaps the most notable sentence that John F. Kennedy is remembered for was spoken in his Inaugural Address on January 20th 1961.
http://www.famousquotes.me.uk/speeches/John_F_Kennedy/5.htm
And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country.
The Liberal Democrats of the 1960’s are more conservative that today’s ‘conservative’ Republicans. The Democrats are just more Liberal than the Republicans. As Hillary Clinton stands on that podium and gives her Inaugural Address she will want to be remembered in the greatness of John F. Kennedy and as the first female president.
My advice to Hillary Clinton is to base your Inaugural Address on John F. Kennedy’s Inaugural Address with her Marxist worldview.
Liberal constituents you have wondered through the conservative wilderness for far too long. Sit on your tail, fire up that camel, you are now in the Promised Land. And so, my fellow Americans: ask not what you can do for your country but what you can demand from your wealthier country citizens.
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