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Published on FoxNews.com on November 16, 2007.
Under Wolf Blitzer’s gentle questioning, Hillary was able to avert another debate meltdown in the Nevada Democratic debate held last night, November 15. Asked about driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants, a compliant, even subservient, Blitzer accepted Hillary’s one word answer, “No,” with no follow up. Had a better journalist […]

Published in the New York Post on November 15, 2007.
Both 2008 front-runners are suddenly in danger in the Iowa caucus, the first electoral test of the presidential races.
Coming on Jan. 3 - only four weeks before the huge set of primaries on Feb. 5 - the Iowa contest will loom large in determining whether Hillary […]

Published on TheHill.com on November 14, 2007.
Even as he continues to hold a convincing lead in the national race, Rudy Giuliani may be riding for a big fall in Iowa and the other early state primaries. Mitt Romney, despite his anemic national showing, could sweep Iowa, New Hampshire and Michigan, a trifecta that could give […]

Published on FoxNews.com on November 9, 2007.
During the Bill Clinton presidency, it became obvious that the president and the first lady were locked in a zero sum game of perception. The stronger people perceived her, the weaker they felt he was. Early in his tenure, news stories were rife about Hillary’s extraordinary influence on appointments, […]

Published on TheHill.com on November 7, 2007.
Mike Huckabee is on a roll. Nationally, I just won my bet with Bill O’Reilly when he broke 10 percent in the latest CNN poll. And in Iowa, he is now running second. Mitt Romney is in the lead at 27 percent, according to the latest American Research survey, […]

Hillary Clinton, quintessential Alpha Female, is whining about the boys who share the presidential debate stage with her.
She says that they’re picking on her! They’re ganging up on her.
And she doesn’t like it.

Published in the New York Post on November 2, 2007.
Every time she approaches a microphone, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton labors under the necessity of fudging on her program - offering, instead, an artificial personality and a variety of poll-tested bromides that let her duck key issues.

If you want to see how a great negative ad should look, go to www.johnedwards.com, page down past his “heroes” ad which is useless positive ad and go to “the politics of parsing.” In the negative you just see Hillary being Hillary. As Harry Truman said, when the Republicans accused him of being […]

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