A very tiresome editorial. He thinks that the Dem's strategy ought to be to lose by just a little in 2004, thereby enabling Hillary in 2008, who, of course, would be further aided with 4 more years of lies, theft, death, and environmental destruction from Bush. Now why hadn't I thought of that? :freak:
Never Love a Stranger
By WILLIAM SAFIRE
Published: November 12, 2003
WASHINGTON - Both power centers of the Democratic establishment - the Kennedy left and the Clinton middle - are frantic at the prospect of losing control of their party to Howard Dean. They fear a McGovernesque debacle that would hand the G.O.P. a super-majority in the Senate.
Clintonites were first to take the Dean threat seriously. As reported gleefully in this space (full disclosure: I'm rooting for Dean's candidacy in hopes of the debacle), the Clinton crowd surrounded ex-Gen. Wesley Clark with Clinton managers, spinmeisters, pollsters and fund-raisers and marched him into battle against Dean.link
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