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Mike Huckabee’s success parallels that of Bill Clinton.
The clarity being shown from all the candidates recently is slightly alarming.
CNN does not appear qualified to handle the amount of power it has been given with the 2008 Election.
Looking at Hillary’s and Obama’s backgrounds, it is surprising that Oprah did not pick Hillary.
Best article today is titled […]
Posted: December 2nd, 2007 under News, Links Post.
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