-I'm surprised you aren't reminding some of your more angry attackers of this fact.
You know I'm not that kind of a guy.... lmao!
You'll be happy (?) to know that you and the Tater of Doom are on the same page on this one.
This is what I told him...
www.drudge.com
Anyone who thought the political rhetoric from either side in the Dem primary was anything approaching substantive doesn't know anything about politics to begin with.
Unless he was going to pull rabbits out of his FDR-style hat, Obama was always going to have to mostly hire the best and the brightest from the former Clinton admin, the only Dem admin since Carter, cause the Carter guys are all older than Tadowe.
And I could say I told you so about his centrist pragmatism, about his leaning far left in the Dem primary and going centrist afterwards, but then, politicians all do that because if they did not, they would not be elected.
I have become more and more sold on his intelligence, however, especially in picking both Summers and Tim G for his economic team. One is a tough regulator and the other, Summers, a brilliant economist and one of the few who pointed out exactly this mortgage product-based problem long ago.
And picking Hillary for SoS to calm down the world while he deals with economic issues shows both strength and intelligence.
I agree with you in that I wanted Clinton/Obama, not only because I thought she was the stronger and would put together this same kind of team, but also because I though that he could afford to wait and I wasn't at all convinced that the same America that elected Bush, twice, would elect him.
He proved me wrong about getting elected, and I hope he proves to be good for the country.