strategery

He’s outspoken, he says crazy things, and he loves attention.

It is inevitable that Biden will soon say something controversial that draws the whole of the media’s attention.  What a great way to create a diversion for a candidate at the top of the ticket who says a whole lot of, well…nothing.

In the last few hours, I’ve become a big fan of what Hillary Clinton is trying to do.  In fact, I’d like to see her continue her campaign all the way through the general election.  Think about how much fun we’d have with this unlikely scenario…

I've tried to figure out what exactly it is that makes me so dislike the Clintons...is it just that they are running against Obama? Nope. Its the absolute willful divorce from reality. Bubba on Florida:

Thursday, Bill Dunn, I think, tried a masterful move of political strategery. He tried to put SJR127 on a needed motion to adjourn bill, as an amendment. That move only requires a majority of members approval for adoption. Not two thirds of the vote of members as has been tried unsuccessfully in the past.

Fore Left offers explanation for the unexplainable:

Quinn Hillyer says that for a conservative in South Carolina a vote for Fred Thompson is just good solid strategery:

If I were a South Carolina Republican voter on Saturday, then for parochial, tactical, and philosophical reasons, I would vote for Fred Thompson.