I cannot believe this happened to me. Tears. Well, almost tears. Either way, it’s a first. Granted, the day-to-day campaign has been relentless over the past month. Too little sleep and too much bad news. But tears? Seriously. It’s never happened before. My eyes welled up ready to flow. All I can say is the … Read More »
Another $400 haircut for John Edwards
January 6, 2008
I’ve about had it with all these debates. They’re not much more than a televised Bash Hillary Parade. John Edwards just doesn’t know when to shut up. In tonight’s debate, as soon as I said something about Obama’s flip flop voting record, Edwards cuts in, yelling to the rafters about how he and his good … Read More »
A sad state of affairs
January 5, 2008
I know something about affairs and this one is a sad, tawdry, sordid tale. When I finally realized what was going on, the situation had become so bad that I had to stop and catch my breath. When it struck me how serious this really has become, a cold child and a wicked shiver went … Read More »
Don’t Cry For Me Argentina
January 4, 2008
As a leader, as the candidate of change, as the most experienced Democratic candidate, as a woman, as a mother, and as one tough cookie, I refuse to cry over a little bad luck in Iowa. It’s a God forsaken state anyway. Goodbye. Thanks for nothing. Tomorrow is another day with new opportunities. I just … Read More »
What is going on?
January 3, 2008
What is going on? I must be living in some kind of Planet of the Apes world where everything is backwards, a Bizzaroland parallel universe where left is right, up is down, good is evil, and Barack Obama wins a primary. There’s only two pieces of good news here. First, Iowa’s caucus isn’t really a … Read More »
Circling the bandwagon
January 2, 2008
Patti Doyle was just here and said the latest polls for Iowa don’t look good. Obama is gaining momentum, especially among young voters. I told Bill a month ago that I should have become the ‘candidate for youth‘ and forget all that experience and change crap. No one believes that anyway. I’m worried about Iowa. … Read More »
The day after
January 1, 2008
What a party. My head still hurts, but, you know, Des Moines isn’t such a bad place to celebrate New Year’s, especially if you get drunk first, which I did. I don’t remember anything past about 10:30 or 11:00, but Bill told me I had a good time. I hope he knows where I put … Read More »