Or the fact that Hillary’s views on immigration represent complete amnesty and free healthcare and education for illegal immigrants, at the expense of American taxpayers.

Meanwhile, Chase’s babble against Ernie Fletcher misses two things:

– Fletcher was indicted last year on corruption charges
– Fletcher’s challenger is touting his Baptist credentials, opposes same-sex marriage, and is openly stating that Kentucky needs to preserve and protect marriage.

In short, the Democrat challenger is so pathetic that, even when the Republican is under indictment, the challenger still has to show how he adheres to what Chase calls “Republican values”.

One wonders what the results would be like if he actually ran on the Democrat Party platform of antireligious bigotry, promoting abortion, promoting gay families who dress up their children in fetish gear and take them to sex fairs, and complete amnesty for all illegal immigrants, including criminals.

Bring her on, the crown awaits!

The conventional wisdom that Democrats are going to clean up in 08 is wrong and Jindals victory puts the lie to it.

Lets see if that’s still your talking point when Kentucky Gov. Ernie Fletcher loses in a landslide in a couple weeks.

It’s amazing to me that anyone thinks an incumbent party with a President that has had sub 50% job approval for nearly his entire second term, with a current job approval rating in the 25-30% range, could hold the White House in an upcoming election. Especially when said party is likely to be running against the establishment of the opposing party for the past 20 years.

So let’s be frank: The Clinton’s aren’t going to lose.

The conventional wisdom that Democrats are going to clean up in 08 is wrong and Jindals victory puts the lie to it. We are supposedly in the midst of stronger anti-republican sentiment than at any time in living history and yet a very conservative republican just won in a state that has been overwhelmingly Democrat for decades.

Democrats are counting on (and the electorate at this point is thinking in terms of) beating Bush in 08. But Bush isnt going to be on the ballot. Hillary is. And that is an enormous factor in republicans favor.

Future President Bobby Jindal was elected our nation’s youngest governor — and the first Indian-American to ever reach such an office. The Republican Congressman will replace the incompetent Kathleen Blanco, whose failures during Hurricane Katrina le…

It was a good day yesterday for Republicans, and an especially good day for Louisiana as Rep. Bobby Jindal was elected Saturday as governor:
BATON ROUGE, La. – U.S. Rep. Bobby Jindal easily defeated 11 opponents and became the state’s first nonwh…

In 2008, the fundamentals — history, money, intensity, candidate recruitment, etc. — look bad for us. Next will be a rough one for Republicans, Jindal’s victory notwithstanding.