I'm still unconvinced.
2008 elections
Might Stephen Colbert actually run for President (at least in South Carolina)?
Matt disagrees with me that Dobson is probably bluffing about a third-party run if Giuliani is the nominee. I don't mean to discount the possibility entirely, but I do think.
In trying to argue that the public really does favor the Republicans on foreign policy, Barone writes: But when it comes to the question of protecting Americans from Islamist terrorists, the Democrats have little to say, or nothing. Democratic candidates have mentioned Islamist terrorism only...
So, I took this test; in order of finish, here are my results:Bill RichardsonMike GravelBarack ObamaDennis KucinichHillary ClintonChris DoddRon PaulJoe BidenJohn EdwardsMike HuckabeeSam BrownbackJohn McCainTom TancredoRudy GiulianiMitt RomneyFred ThompsonPredictably, there.
Remember Clarence Thomas replacing Thurgood Marshall? In case you had any doubt about whether the 2008 election is a high stakes one, Tom Goldstein has a GOP Supreme Court shortlist:As.
Yes, given the choice of Republican Law and Order alums, I also would much prefer to sleep with Angie Harmon than Fred Thompson.
Davida asks:If it's Bloomberg vs. Giuliani vs. Clinton in the general election, does Clinton become the candidate of the other 49 states?
Photo credit: state.gov.What do you know about Bill Richardson, who announced earlier this week that he's running for President? According to google, I've never written the name "Richardson" on my.
Is Condi's dream about to become a reality?The Guardian has a story today with this headline: "Bush may turn to UN in search for Iraq solution." It is filled with quotes from "a former senior administration official...who is familiar with administration thinking." A "senior US...