George W. Bush won’t go down as one of the great American presidents, and he wasn’t exactly a formidable candidate either.
So how did he win in 2000 and 2004? Well, he had a little help from the Supreme Court the first time around, but in both elections the Democrats put up candidates | Al Gore and John Kerry | who engendered even less enthusiasm than the GOP standard-bearer.
Here we are in 2008 and this time Democrats seem intent on propelling John McCain into the presidency.
The bickering between the Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton camps has become downright annoying, and according to the polls a growing number of voters are getting fed up with the both of them.
A longtime North Shore Democrat who’s served in both state and local office told us the other day McCain is looking more and more like the sage high-school principal while Obama and Clinton play the role of bratty teens.
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