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  1. Hutchison is behind Perry, who is running hard-right--a winning TX GOP primary strategy.But doubts about Perry make a KBH comeback possible. about 4 hours ago from web
  2. If she wins, she'll resign. No Dem can beat her 4 GOV. But if she loses, we'll see. Her seat is not up til '12. TX wants her seniority. about 4 hours ago from web
  3. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison(R-TX) now says she won't resign until the March GOV primary. She's in a death match with Gov. Rick Perry(R). about 4 hours ago from web
  4. If Sarah Palin is the 2012 GOP nominee for President, the Republican party platform will be the longest suicide note ever written. 12:52 PM Nov 13th from web
  5. Parties usually try to pick POTUS winners, but every now and then they implode, as GOP did in '64 or Dems did with George McGovern in 1972. 12:51 PM Nov 13th from web
  6. But I hold to what I've said consistently. Palin as GOP nominee for POTUS would be 2012's equivalent of 1964's Barry Goldwater. D landslide. 12:50 PM Nov 13th from web
  7. It boild down to this: While unlikely, Republicans could nominate Palin for POTUS in a weak, divided field. Her base votes in R primaries. 12:49 PM Nov 13th from web
  8. Sarah Palin's book? It will be long forgotten by the time the GOP POTUS contest begins in earnest. Views about Palin are firm, pro & con. 12:47 PM Nov 13th from web
  9. All you need to know about what 2009 means for the 2010 elections, from today's Crystal Ball: http://bit.ly/4hnVXt 11:03 AM Nov 12th from web
  10. This isn't dusty history.It's vital that we understand the minds of potential assassins. Tragically, the world is filled with unlit matches. 6:51 PM Nov 11th from web
  11. Castro's interests couldn't be aided by Walker's death. But for Oswald, Walker was a symbol of the state's power & oppression, like POTUS. 6:46 PM Nov 11th from web
  12. One bit of evidence for this theory: Oswald was already an assassin by spring of '63. He tried but failed to kill Gen. Walker, and got away. 6:45 PM Nov 11th from web
  13. Oswald killed the POTUS not to serve Fidel Castro's purposes but to guarantee that he, Oswald, would never be one of Orwell's unpersons 6:42 PM Nov 11th from web
  14. Or Orwell himself. Perhaps Orwell would have classified Oswald as a 'prole', well outside the circle of people that mattered. 6:40 PM Nov 11th from web
  15. We might have been able to find out, save for Jack Ruby. Now, it's psychologists to the front of the line. If only Freud were available. 6:35 PM Nov 11th from web
  16. Could that justification, Oswald's ideological motive for killing, been provided by Orwell? 6:33 PM Nov 11th from web
  17. But I've always thought in his warped yet bright mind, Oswald had developed an intellectual justification for his assassination of POTUS. 6:32 PM Nov 11th from web
  18. happenstance of JFK passing in an open motorcade right past the building where he happened to work, Oswald's great talents called to action. 6:30 PM Nov 11th from web
  19. It could be that Oswald was just a pitiful punk at the end of his rope, hating the world, seeking infamy, with destiny providing the... 6:29 PM Nov 11th from web
  20. Or most disturbingly, did Oswald imagine himself as an American Winston Smith, with a duty to strike down Big Brother in the form of JFK? 6:26 PM Nov 11th from web