Yeah, but at least Edwards pretended to be his own man with the occasional mild swipe in Obama's direction..........unlike Huckabee, who is gonna need a crowbar to remove his lips from McCain's back side when this whole thing is over:rolleyes:

Didn't people say something similar about Dubya being Bush Sr.'s son? :evil:

At one of the debates they took write-in questions. A woman asked, "I"m 38 years old, and in every single presidential election I've ever voted in, a Bush or a Clinton won. Why should I keep that going?"

Time for a change. :snap: I really hope the Clinton drama train doesn't make another White House stop.

So true!

I liked her comeback: "It takes a Clinton to clean up a Bush."

I voted today. Yay.

:snap: to everyone who votes today.

What do the rest of us get?

My only problem with her answer to that question was that Bush Sr. really wasn't that bad. Sure, he wasn't all that inspiring but other than a (very) short term economic dip that was beyond his control (as they are all pretty much beyond presidential control) but incredibly poorly timed for his political fortunes he didn't do anything really bad.

Hot coffee in your lap?

And perhaps I should re-phrase, those who are able to vote today (if you're having a primary on Super T)

Nonetheless, I am a firm believer in casting your vote in every election you are able to do so.

I voted McCain because no-one else had and I like my individuality.

Sweet-talker

ETA: Snowflake, I got your jist... just having a little fun. I wish I was voting today.