TONIGHT AT 9 - American Spectator’s Jim Antle with Andrea
Boy! After watching the returns come in last night, I thought for sure Her Royal Pantsuit was done.
She evidently doesn’t agree with my assessment. She was out there today in a bright red suit — that’s right, bright red, telling the rest of us that she’s heading to the White House and she needs our help. As determined as I’ve ever seen anyone be.
What a corker!
El Rushbo said today “The media are demanding that Hillary drop out to protect the Democrat Party and ensure Obama’s nomination. Mrs. Clinton is having none of it. She’s demanding that Michigan and Florida delegations be seated at the convention. She’s right. Her campaign is listening to me.”
Lots of good analysis and opinion pieces out there for your enjoyment and edification. A handy compendium can be found at RealClearPolitics, a great website for political junkies and other folks who want to know what’s going on beyond what they’re being fed by the “drive by’s”.
James Antle, associate editor and contributor to American Spectator has been a guest on our show several times. He has his view on what happened yesterday in the Indiana and North Carolina primaries and what lies ahead (can he predict?). Hillary. The Party. The Superdels’ dilemma. Jim joins us again tonight with his perspective on the most unbelievable campaign we’ve seen.
I invite you to join us in the conversation. The phone lines are always open for your comments — 646-478-4604. See you at 9p ET. Link here to get there.
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One Response to “TONIGHT AT 9 - American Spectator’s Jim Antle with Andrea”
1 fouse, gary c 10 May 2008 @ 2:49 pm
I swear, Bill and Hillary Clinton must be reading my blogs. No sooner did I call for Bill to bust loose again, he responded today in some place called Fayetteville, WV.
Standing before the usual crowd of curious on-lookers, Bill took exception to a woman in the crowd questioning his claims of all the work he and Hillary put in to bring about Health Care Reform.
“You’re Wrong”, he shouted-then proceeded to launch into a tirade about the “millions of documents” that show the work he and Hillary put into the issue.
“You interrupted me”, the former president of the United States complained. He pointed his finger at the unfortunate lady in his inimitable fashion and berated her for having the temerity to doubt William Jefferson Clinton.
In truth, however, Mr Clinton might be excused for showing the strain of the past weeks and months. His dreams of returning in triumph to the White House, this time hanging on the skirt hem, er…coattails of his erstwhile wife now lie in tatters. No more will he be able to sneak behind that infamous door leading off from the Oval Office with some “special assistant to the First Husband”.
He also can’t be too happy about the new book that is coming out that talks about his post-White House philandering (Clinton in Exile by Carol Felsenthal). According to the book, Clinton is traveling the country campaigning in his own plane, separate from Hillary but accompanied by other ladies. (”Just make sure you’re on the stage when I give my speech, Bill.”) God forbid that this would outsell his own latest auto-puff-piece (Giving: How each of us can save the world-or some such nonsense).
At any rate, one cannot help but feel a touch of sadness that step-by-step, this fantastic campaign is coming to an end. But until it does, let’s enjoy the ride.
OK, who’s next? Reverend Wright, Hillary, Obama, Bill. We’re waiting.
gary fouse
fousesquawk
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