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I think Obama will face Bill’s fate. He will approach the –right- with open arms and bipartisanship and the –right- will spit in his face and through up every road block imaginable.

Hillary may go in with bared teeth, but she will face the same.

“He survived impeachment, but it wasted 3 years out of his damn presidency. And as I posted on the Kennedy thread, he supported NAFTA, which was G.H.W. Bush’s baby, and one of his first policies to implement was the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” which is bullshit. I voted for him twice, but the Clinton’s have had their chance and they could not keep the Republicans at bay, so Bill ended up pandering to them with compromise, the same thing that Hillary will do.”

Were you trolled?

And by your own words above… how did THAT work out?

And yeah, obama is the favorite son of ElDorado. Did you think there would NOT be a supportive crowd?

I bet he carries all six of kansas EC votes…. IF he puts governor leadership on the ticket.

But all of the congressional dymnamics change with a Democrat in the White House.

There’s no veto threat for the Democratic majority’s will in Congress.

There could still be a fillibuster threat in the Senate, but not if the Democratic presidential candidate has unified support sufficient to create coat-tails.

I’m not sure that’s possible, but there are so many Republic Party congresscritters who are getting out (with a tidy sum of campaign contributions) while the getting’s good.

Look back at all the issues the new (barely) Democratic Congresss tried to achieve over the last year… and look at what the threat or reality of Shrub’s veto prevented. A fillibuster-proof Senate may be an election cycyle or two away, but we’re getting there.

Frankly, after seeing the diverse crowd — In *KANSAS!!* f’r cryin’ out loud — at the Obama thing in El Dorado, I’ve got a good feeling that Barrack’s coalition is one of attraction rather than submission.

There was a piece on NPR this morning about Obama talking about his Kansas roots. His grandmother’s cousin was in the crowd (she corrected him when he said he thought she was a great-aunt or something… it was funny and cute and he took it well)… a 70-something white Kansas housewife who, I guarantee you, *NO ONE* would have picked out of the Butler County crowd as a relative of the candidate.

And it didn’t make a whit of difference. We all stood in line in the cold Kansas wind and white-out blizzard conditions… and the young and the old and the black and the brown and the white and the cold… (well, we all were cold)… came together in a special moment.

This isn’t, as “J R” rails about, a matter of conceding to the Republic; it’s a matter of being right and those guys are welcome to join us or be left behind. It was also (’cause I saw some people there whom I know personally as traditional Republic Party advocates, and I saw them come to their feet with applause), an event where people came together as Kansans and Americans and didn’t really notice color or creed or even traditional political party cant.

Chalk it up to campaign manipulation, or the candidate’s charisma, or simply because inside the gym in El Dorado we weren’t as miserable as when we were standing outside in a windswept prairie blizzard… We were all in this together and it was something to behold.

And who says Clinton did not keep them at bay? He survived impeachment didnt he?

Still waiting for your answer.

THAT’ll put on back on the road to the real America…