Tuesday, January 08, 2008

First We'll Take New Hampshire...

Given the momentum Senator Barack Obama of Illinois had going into today's New Hampshire primary (as evidenced by much gloating on the part of his supporters throughout the blogosphere following his surprise upset in the recent Iowa caucus) Hillary Rodham Clinton's victory keeps hope alive (audacity or no) for those looking to elect the First Lady President.

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Former President Bill Clinton moved one step closer to selecting centrepieces and entertaining the wives of visiting dignitaries Tuesday with his wife's surprise victory over the former Democratic front runner and Ann Coulter's favourite punching bag John Edwards.

On the Republican side, the marginally better than the others John McCain bested Mitt Romney, and Iowa caucus victor Mike Huckabee came a distant third; Rudy Giuliani's name was nowhere to be found, for which we can all be thankful. Ron Paul - the Republican Dennis Kucinich - brings issues to the campaign without being a serious threat to any of the front runners.

Next up is the Michigan primary on January 15th.
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2 comments:

Seumas Gagne said...

I don't want to like Hillary, but I do. I think Hillary-Haters are too influenced by the media's representation of her and haven't actually listened to he speak. She's not bad, all in all.

And I want those Clinton years back.....

michael sean morris said...

Those Clinton years were good years, there's no doubt about that.

Hillary reminds me of a teacher I would have had a crush on in the fourth grade.