Sen. Kerry reported as having an affair - campaign implosion immenant
It's being reported that Sen Kerry had an affair with an intern. This broke earlier today on www.drudgereport.com
Gen. Clark blabbed it to 12 reporters "off the record" (yeah right) yesterday. Naturally those reporters told everybody. Matt Drudge broke it first and it's expected to break everywhere soon.
Now what does this mean? Kerry's done if it's true. John Edwards would be the logical replacement, except for some tiny little problems. Gen. Clark was the Clinton's man. Sen. Clinton wants to be president. Now you might be thinking I'm going nuts again. You may be right but I doubt it.
When I bet that Sen. Clinton would run this year, there were some things that had to happen first. The biggest was that Pres. Bush had to be losing ground in the polls and have some issue dogging him. His numbers have been dropping steadily (as usual for the incumbant at this time of an election cycle) and the National Guard non-issue provide both of those.
Now with Kerry's campaign in trouble, who's the one person who has the "electability factor" that's driving the current Democrat platform? Sen. Clinton. By having Gen. Clark (I remind you, he's in the Clinton's pocket) destroy Kerry, that leaves a need for a "saviour" for the Democrat party. And who's the white knight? I'll give you three guesses and the first four don't count.
It's being reported that Sen Kerry had an affair with an intern. This broke earlier today on www.drudgereport.com
Gen. Clark blabbed it to 12 reporters "off the record" (yeah right) yesterday. Naturally those reporters told everybody. Matt Drudge broke it first and it's expected to break everywhere soon.
Now what does this mean? Kerry's done if it's true. John Edwards would be the logical replacement, except for some tiny little problems. Gen. Clark was the Clinton's man. Sen. Clinton wants to be president. Now you might be thinking I'm going nuts again. You may be right but I doubt it.
When I bet that Sen. Clinton would run this year, there were some things that had to happen first. The biggest was that Pres. Bush had to be losing ground in the polls and have some issue dogging him. His numbers have been dropping steadily (as usual for the incumbant at this time of an election cycle) and the National Guard non-issue provide both of those.
Now with Kerry's campaign in trouble, who's the one person who has the "electability factor" that's driving the current Democrat platform? Sen. Clinton. By having Gen. Clark (I remind you, he's in the Clinton's pocket) destroy Kerry, that leaves a need for a "saviour" for the Democrat party. And who's the white knight? I'll give you three guesses and the first four don't count.