Hollywood’s Clinton Fatigue?…

Joe Gandelman thinks the defections from Hollywood’s bigwigs –such as David Geffen who is quoted blasting Hillary and praising Obama in the latest Maureen Dowd column– is a “warning sign to the Clinton camp that they have not done sufficient……

In other words, she is not far enough to the left. And she actually understands that islamic terrorism and fascism are real threats, not something concocted by Bush and the neocons as an excuse to wage war and take away civil liberties, as the michael moore crowd of Hollywood leftist moonbats contend. Anyway, the political views of the Hollywood elite have no influence over the American public with which it is completely out of touch with.

barak obama has absolutely no qualifications to be president, he is not fit to serve in that office.

If you aren’t fond of Hillary, it was a good day for you. Hollywood megamoguls Spielberg, Geffen and Katzenberg (the Jews really do run Hollywood…) hosted a big dinner for Barack Obama at 50K a plate, but the real news……

Okay, real quick because there’s so much stuff out there and so little time:
Read Bill Maher’s recent remarks about religion and those eeeevil evangelicals.
Then read the sneering comments below this piece.
Then read this: (excerpted)
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It’s difficult to figure out what Hillary Clinton hopes to gain with her spectacular temper tantrum today, directed as it is against the wrong man. After Maureen Dowd briefly achieved relevancy briefly by relating some tough criticisms of Hillary by…..

‘Nuff Said

-Hardliner

As to one commentator’s remark that the election is still almost 2 years away, remember that the majority of the primaries that matter are only a year away.

As such, I think it will be some of the most vicious and hard-scrabble infighting we have seen in a long, long time.

The danger that has to be avoided is the candidates so damaging each other with personal attacks that the eventual Republican candidate will be provided with a weakened opponent and ready-made ammo for the general election, plus possibly a divided Democratic party.

This will be a real test for Howard Dean and the Democratic leadership in general to make sure they do not commit political Hari-kari.

However, truth be told, there is absolutely no one on the Republican side that seems to be really wowing everyone, either.

But hey, the election is still almost two years away. Anything can, and likely will, happen.

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Joe Gandelman thinks the defections from Hollywood’s bigwigs –such as David Geffen who is quoted blasting Hillary and praising Obama in the latest Maureen Dowd column– is a “warning sign to the Clinton camp that they have not done sufficient……