Never underestimate the power of Bill. That's my take-away from New Hampshire. The man who isn't on the ballot looms large over the presidential race. ...more

January 13, 2008

Hillary Clinton has done some good things in her life, no question. But if Democrats want to win, they shouldn't nominate Clinton. ...more

January 11, 2008

Hillary Rodham Clinton said Saturday that even if rival Barack Obama's claim that he has more support from her husband's administration was true, the statement was "silly" because voters look at qualifications, not a candidate's brain trust. ...more

December 23, 2007

At a key moment during a labor-sponsored debate in August, John Edwards laid down a marker against Hillary Rodham Clinton. ...more

December 15, 2007

Regarding Randy Ludacer's comments in the Nov. 19 Highlands Today: Far left liberals enjoy flaunting their hatred for Bush with their attacks on every possible front, but that seems to be their way. I disagree with much that the administration has brought on but it is ludicrously deceptive to attack the secrecy issue with such zest as the left does. It is reflective of their defeatism for this or any other war. The fallacy of these attacks is the fact that there have been zero cases of any form of intimidation of our citizens for the seven years we've had the Patriot Act. I do challenge you to present one. Would the left like to say that their party would not have enacted some similar form of control over terrorist activity if they were in power? But then, they just may do that, being trapped by their own tirades against secrecy of any kind while the Republicans were at the helm. Do they dare say the Democrats have no history of secrecy in wartime? There are many such occurrences, including the FDR order to not reveal the number of deaths during World War II operations, and would anyone really dare to say that the Democrats did not then have secret operations. How dare they make plans concerning an enemy and not tell us all about it? ...more

December 4, 2007