I keep thinking about Christina Green, the 9 year old girl who was murdered in Tuscon this weekend. I think about how many political events I’ve been to, and how many times my family has been with me. I think about my own little girl. I think of the many drawers full of felony cases […]
Entries Tagged as 'Hillary Clinton'
What’s More Disgusting Than The Murder of Innocents? Using Those Murders To Limit the Civil Liberties of Your Political Opponents (Or Anyone Else)
January 11th, 2011 · 3 Comments
Tags: 1st Amendment · 2nd Amendment · Constitutional Law · Crime · Hillary Clinton · Palin · Partisanship
What Makes a Democrat?
March 14th, 2008 · 1 Comment
I saw this column from a disaffected Hillary supporter in the Seattle Times today, complaining about the Clinton campaign’s “race baiting.” The silliness of the article was boundless, but this line in particular caught my eye: When a kid [sic], the sight of black people being mowed down with water hoses in Alabama made a […]
Tags: Hillary Clinton · Obama · Race
Why the Partisan In Me Wants Hillary
January 15th, 2008 · Comments Off on Why the Partisan In Me Wants Hillary
Today in Michigan, Hillary Clinton was running virtually unopposed (sorry, Kucinich). Even so, with 100% of the precincts reporting, she was only able to garner 55% of the Democratic vote. But what’s so much worse for her is that 40% voted for “Uncommitted.” Think about what that means.
Tags: Campaign '08 · Hillary Clinton
Looking For the Pity Vote
October 31st, 2007 · 1 Comment
I didn’t watch all of last night’s Democratic debate, but it’s been fun to see the reaction to Hillary Clinton’s performance – and first big stumble. (Watch it – it’s too funny.) She was for drivers licenses for illegals before she was against them, she both will and won’t privatize social security, and she’s not […]
Tags: Campaign '08 · Hillary Clinton
