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Instant CongressWords to live byI assume Hillary will win the presidency. I find myself going through an involuntary process of accommodation to the idea. That is an advantage of emerging as the inevitable nominee so early. On the other hand, a year from now, she'll still be hovering around, not achieving anything, but just being what she always was, the inevitable nominee. That's going to be really boring. What happens to the hunger for change? Subscribe Buttons                    | ||
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...one could have the courage to say "I made a mistake", as John Edwards did. This whole "I'm not going to admit to making a mistake" is just another parallel between the Bush and the Clinton clans; two dynasties, and in some ways, two peas in a pod.
But again, I fully expect Miss Inevitable to have a change of heart going forward. Like I said, right now she needs to prove that she won't just say whatever it is that people want to hear.