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When Ed Koch ran for Governor of New York, he gave a famous interview in which he says he found the New York suburbs and Upstate “sterile”. The comment defeated him in the race, but he was right. One need look no further than Iowa to prove the point. Iowa, flat, agricultural and homogeneous is […]
Huck Pulls Plug On Rollins Ads. Morris Hand Seen
Huckabee Campaign Manager Ed Rollins turned beet red at the press conference last week after his candidate announced that the $30,000.00 negative TV ad hastily prepared by Rollins was not going to air after showing it to reporters. Huckabee had reportedly given Rollins the go-ahead and changed his mind only after Clinton guru Dick Morris […]
Romney A Reaganite? Gimme A Break
When the Concord Monitor published an editorial critical of presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, his campaign reminded reporters that the newspaper had endorsed Illinois Congressman John Anderson in the Republican Primary for President in 1980, over Ronald Reagan. At least the Monitor endorsed a Republican. Mitt Romney endorsed Paul Tsongas, the Massachusetts Liberal Democrat for President […]
Question of the Week: Who’s Paid More, Morris or Rollins?
As the Huckabee campaign chugs along, new campaign manager Ed Rollins admits on TV that he has joined the campaign in a paid capacity. Heretofore, Morris has been paid through Campaign Consultant Dick Dresner and has steered Huckabee to his surge in the polls. Morris is clever and driven by his hatred of the Clintons. […]
Is McCain/Lieberman The Ticket?
The endorsement of Senator John McCain by Independent Senator Joe Lieberman of Connecticut was a well targeted play to get Independents to vote for McCain in the New Hampshire Primary. Lieberman is popular with the voters McCain needs. But his endorsement is more significant. If McCain can win the New Hampshire Primary and leads the […]
