So, we will have to endure the Darn Old for another few weeks before he gets the message that he's unelectable with that hair piece. In South Carolina, Hillary bested The Bern 52%-48%( a draw really). So, on to Nevada. Democratic caucuses will be finishing shortly. The Republicans caucus on Tuesday next.
Mr. Bluster is still getting used to the idea of being a front runner. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are 22% and 21%, respectfully. The GOP supporters are still confused, trying their best to understand what's happening to their party. The Dems, on the other hand, are in shock: how can a rusty, old socialist be a viable challenger to their Joan of Arc? It's her turn. Hmmmm. Emails, Benghazi, Clinton Foundation, Goldman Sachs speaking fees, Bill's speaking fees, foreign government speaking fees-where does it stop?
There's an opening here, but for whom? This is a very interesting election cycle. Let's not get into the Supreme Court appointment topic. Antonin is not even in the ground yet, his funeral only this morning. Obama doesn't want to bring bad press to a Democratic candidate by drawing away any supporters whom may not care about a Justice appointment at this particular time. The WSJ laid out the Dems dismal record when it comes to politicizing the Supreme Court appointment process. It's not a pretty picture with Sen HARRY REID, (D. NV) over playing his hand more than once when he was majority leader in the Senate. The little jack-Mormon, ex-pugilist, has always used these situations to expand his own role to expand power of the Democratic Party. So, now, Obama, will get a serious dose of Republican payback. Well deserved, too.
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