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Financial Post editor at large Diane Francis blogs daily on business, financial matters and news in Canada and the United States ...

 

 
Monday, May 05, 2008 --- 12 days ago
Why are these Republicans smiling? Democrats self destruct. Getty Images Too bad the Republicans, or Clintons, aren't as good picking, or winning, wars in foreign lands as they are in destroying fellow American political rivals like Obama. Victory is nigh and nobody will win. John "McBush" McCain is the luckiest septuagenarian in the states. He not only has the use of his wife's beer fortune and private jet, but now enjoys the benefits of the train wreck among Democrats perpetrated by the toxic twins, Bill and Hillary Clinton, and designated muggers and dirty tricksters like ABC-TV's George Stephanopoulos or embedded CNN commentator James Carville. Stephanopoulos ambushed Obama during a recent ABC debate, posing as a journalist (he's a Clinton insider), and was responsible for leaking, hoisting and therefore encouraging the crazy preacher, Jeremiah Wright, onto the national media radar. Carville attacked Bill Richardson as being a "Judas" for backing Obama, a vicious warning against other Dems who would spurn the Clintons. The Dems are blowing it The result of this tussle is that McBush, according to current polls, would win if the vote were held tomorrow against Clinton or Obama -- thus snatching victory from certain defeat. Polls are polls and always fluctuate. Even so, it should be inconceivable that the successor to a President with less than 25% approval rating could win. But so far, the internecine warfare waged ...




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