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February 10, 2008 at 5:05 PM #151413February 10, 2008 at 5:08 PM #151062
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GuestSusan Eisenhower, Ike’s granddaughter, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post last week endorsing Obama. She’s a life-long member of the Republican Party who is crossing lines to support Obama. She sees the same things we do. Time to turn the page.
Obama also received Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement.
February 10, 2008 at 5:08 PM #151321GuestSusan Eisenhower, Ike’s granddaughter, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post last week endorsing Obama. She’s a life-long member of the Republican Party who is crossing lines to support Obama. She sees the same things we do. Time to turn the page.
Obama also received Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement.
February 10, 2008 at 5:08 PM #151330GuestSusan Eisenhower, Ike’s granddaughter, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post last week endorsing Obama. She’s a life-long member of the Republican Party who is crossing lines to support Obama. She sees the same things we do. Time to turn the page.
Obama also received Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement.
February 10, 2008 at 5:08 PM #151347GuestSusan Eisenhower, Ike’s granddaughter, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post last week endorsing Obama. She’s a life-long member of the Republican Party who is crossing lines to support Obama. She sees the same things we do. Time to turn the page.
Obama also received Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement.
February 10, 2008 at 5:08 PM #151418GuestSusan Eisenhower, Ike’s granddaughter, wrote an Op-Ed in the Washington Post last week endorsing Obama. She’s a life-long member of the Republican Party who is crossing lines to support Obama. She sees the same things we do. Time to turn the page.
Obama also received Caroline Kennedy’s endorsement.
February 10, 2008 at 5:17 PM #151067Allan from Fallbrook
Participantgandalf: I guess I find it hard to argue with that. I think Ike’s management of the various personalities during WWII (especially the nasty relationship between Patton and Montgomery) bear testament to that. Between Truman and Kennedy, historically speaking, it’s like there is this eight year gap, where absolutely nothing appeared to happen.
Very interesting about Susan Eisenhower crossing the aisle. I think there is a huge reservoir of disenchantment with business as usual and politics as usual, and Obama’s surging numbers reflect that. It is also fascinating to watch the lengths the Clintons are willing to go to secure this nomination. I have to believe that there are dozens of progressive liberal pundits that are secretly appalled with what is going on right now. That Jesse Jackson remark that Bill Clinton made would have gotten a white Republican strung up by his privates for saying the same thing.
February 10, 2008 at 5:17 PM #151326Participantgandalf: I guess I find it hard to argue with that. I think Ike’s management of the various personalities during WWII (especially the nasty relationship between Patton and Montgomery) bear testament to that. Between Truman and Kennedy, historically speaking, it’s like there is this eight year gap, where absolutely nothing appeared to happen.
Very interesting about Susan Eisenhower crossing the aisle. I think there is a huge reservoir of disenchantment with business as usual and politics as usual, and Obama’s surging numbers reflect that. It is also fascinating to watch the lengths the Clintons are willing to go to secure this nomination. I have to believe that there are dozens of progressive liberal pundits that are secretly appalled with what is going on right now. That Jesse Jackson remark that Bill Clinton made would have gotten a white Republican strung up by his privates for saying the same thing.
February 10, 2008 at 5:17 PM #151335Participantgandalf: I guess I find it hard to argue with that. I think Ike’s management of the various personalities during WWII (especially the nasty relationship between Patton and Montgomery) bear testament to that. Between Truman and Kennedy, historically speaking, it’s like there is this eight year gap, where absolutely nothing appeared to happen.
Very interesting about Susan Eisenhower crossing the aisle. I think there is a huge reservoir of disenchantment with business as usual and politics as usual, and Obama’s surging numbers reflect that. It is also fascinating to watch the lengths the Clintons are willing to go to secure this nomination. I have to believe that there are dozens of progressive liberal pundits that are secretly appalled with what is going on right now. That Jesse Jackson remark that Bill Clinton made would have gotten a white Republican strung up by his privates for saying the same thing.
February 10, 2008 at 5:17 PM #151352Participantgandalf: I guess I find it hard to argue with that. I think Ike’s management of the various personalities during WWII (especially the nasty relationship between Patton and Montgomery) bear testament to that. Between Truman and Kennedy, historically speaking, it’s like there is this eight year gap, where absolutely nothing appeared to happen.
Very interesting about Susan Eisenhower crossing the aisle. I think there is a huge reservoir of disenchantment with business as usual and politics as usual, and Obama’s surging numbers reflect that. It is also fascinating to watch the lengths the Clintons are willing to go to secure this nomination. I have to believe that there are dozens of progressive liberal pundits that are secretly appalled with what is going on right now. That Jesse Jackson remark that Bill Clinton made would have gotten a white Republican strung up by his privates for saying the same thing.
February 10, 2008 at 5:17 PM #151424Participantgandalf: I guess I find it hard to argue with that. I think Ike’s management of the various personalities during WWII (especially the nasty relationship between Patton and Montgomery) bear testament to that. Between Truman and Kennedy, historically speaking, it’s like there is this eight year gap, where absolutely nothing appeared to happen.
Very interesting about Susan Eisenhower crossing the aisle. I think there is a huge reservoir of disenchantment with business as usual and politics as usual, and Obama’s surging numbers reflect that. It is also fascinating to watch the lengths the Clintons are willing to go to secure this nomination. I have to believe that there are dozens of progressive liberal pundits that are secretly appalled with what is going on right now. That Jesse Jackson remark that Bill Clinton made would have gotten a white Republican strung up by his privates for saying the same thing.
February 10, 2008 at 5:19 PM #151070Participantmarion: I’m a little less shocked about Obama receiving Caroline Kennedy’s, than Susan Eisenhower’s.
You’ll forgive me if I sidestep that church attendance question, won’t you?
February 10, 2008 at 5:19 PM #151331Participantmarion: I’m a little less shocked about Obama receiving Caroline Kennedy’s, than Susan Eisenhower’s.
You’ll forgive me if I sidestep that church attendance question, won’t you?
February 10, 2008 at 5:19 PM #151339Participantmarion: I’m a little less shocked about Obama receiving Caroline Kennedy’s, than Susan Eisenhower’s.
You’ll forgive me if I sidestep that church attendance question, won’t you?
February 10, 2008 at 5:19 PM #151356Participantmarion: I’m a little less shocked about Obama receiving Caroline Kennedy’s, than Susan Eisenhower’s.
You’ll forgive me if I sidestep that church attendance question, won’t you?
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