Mr. Obama, in his victory speech in Madison, Wis., acted almost as the primaries were behind him, offering a case against the probable Republican nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, as he spoke disparagingly of “Bush-McCain Republicans.” It amounted to a preview of what an Obama-McCain race might be like, and it reduced Mrs. Clinton, at least for one night, to the role of bystander.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Hillary Clinton: Bystander?
Oh, Nagourns! It's so sad to think of Hillary as a bystander, particularly as the importance of her winning Texas and Ohio is pretty much the story on her today. Comparisons to Giuliani and Flordia abound. I feel sick.
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I would hope Barack learned after Iowa that he should never count the Clintons out. While the momentum is good, 3 weeks is an eternity until Ohio and Texas...
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