Pelosi: I'll never forgive her for saying - before she had ever picked up the Speaker's gavel - that impeachment was "off the table". What a way to send a message that you were abdicating your duty to exercise Executive Branch oversight.
Gore: Disagree. I think he's a better activist than he is a politician, and I believe the cause he's taken up is a more important issue that all the other ones we face combined.
Kucinich: Where is he "goofy" on policy?
Dean: Terrible interview with Stewart the other night. When he said he was committed to getting the FL and MI delegates seated (he was vague on how) I blanched. He should absolutely stick to the DNC's original decision. This notion that they're somehow going to change the rules and seat them is one of the big things keeping Hillary in the race.
Reid: He was dead to me from the moment he decided to undermine Chris Dodd on telcom immunity.
Bill: Ditto.
Hillary: The Scaife sitdown was the iconic moment of this campaign, and even if she went on to steal the nomination somehow and be a fantastic president it's a stain on her character that will linger forever.
Obama: Ha! Now the question becomes "Is he Dwight Howard or Sebastian Telfair?"
Oh, wrt Bill, I meant "Ditto what you said" not ditto what I said about Reid.
I have to offer up Jim Webb. Dude had me psyched back in early 2007. Tough, snart, seemed like he was ready to rumble. Remember his clising remarks after his response to Bush' Surge Speech?
" . . . or we'll show him the way."
I don't see that Webb has shown anything . . . including his face in over a year. We're still in Iraq, and he as much as anyone ran on an anti-Iraq ticket.
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