I expect that his huge ability to turn out new voters will give us an even stronger majority in both houses, and you'll see a progressive agenda with a focus in economic justice, good energy policy, and health care reform will be at the forefront. Obama, who is already reasonably talented at finding compromises, will use his incredible rhetoric to make Republicans who oppose good policy look like asses.

Look at how much mileage Bush has gotten out of framing the debate on everything; out of all those frustrating press conferences and all those media headlines that conveyed his talking points. That's why there's still 30% backing him; it isn't that they're idiots, it's just that he framed their view of world events for them, and viewed through his lens, he's been doing the right thing.

The guy is a moron and has been able to push though a ton of crap he wanted.

It doesn't take a genius to be president.  It also doesn't take a genius to know that Hillary is the only chance the republicans have at winning.

If we run Hillary, she will lose to McCain, and lose big.  "And then what" as you said?

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