Well, just in the last couple of days we've learned who will not be New York's next governor and now we know who will not be the next Senator as well. Harold Ford has decided that it's not such a good idea to run a primary challenge for the nomination. I don't really know what in the world Gillibrand has done wrong that Democrats should be mounting challenges instead of supporting her. I admit I'd never heard of her before she was appointed to the seat but she seems just fine.Harold Ford, on the other hand, I'm not so sure. But then, who is?
Here in Texass it's really a race to the bottom for the governorship.
First is Rick Perry, the current gov and a man so ethically challenged that he openly, and unapologetically, creates executive orders to suit the whims of corporations that dump huge contributions into his war-chest; Senator Key Bailey 'the cheerleader' Hutchison, a woman whose senate career has been so devoid of accomplishment that even a waste like Joe Lieberman looks good in comparison; and finally some birther nut from South Texas whose campaign took a dive when she said on national radio that she sympathized with 9/11 conspiracy backers.
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Here in Texass it's really a race to the bottom for the governorship.
ReplyDeleteFirst is Rick Perry, the current gov and a man so ethically challenged that he openly, and unapologetically, creates executive orders to suit the whims of corporations that dump huge contributions into his war-chest; Senator Key Bailey 'the cheerleader' Hutchison, a woman whose senate career has been so devoid of accomplishment that even a waste like Joe Lieberman looks good in comparison; and finally some birther nut from South Texas whose campaign took a dive when she said on national radio that she sympathized with 9/11 conspiracy backers.
Ah Texas, never a dull political moment.