Remember when there was a chance the Democrats could run a presidential candidate who would have been viewed, correctly, as having some insight and expertise on the economy? Watch this.
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Could've, but didn't. Thanks to a few who thought they knew better, or who so much hated her that they were blinded; they certainly didn't put democratic principles and the country first. What will this mean for the US and the world? I hope that it might lead to more democracy and to a lesson for all of us.
Posted by: Mirlo | September 17, 2008 at 07:37 AM