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Mixing It Up
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The candidates tend to explain their policy decisions using short tern and the lingua franca of the Senate, which makes it hard to referee these disputes. So the candidates who refuse to jump in usually wind up looking better. And John Edwards is looking better.
BTW: this is the first time Obama's "present" votes have been brought up in a Democratic debate...something the Clinton campaign has been flaying for months.
Obama is under the heaviest scrutiny tonight... Edwards seems him as the thing standing between himself and Clinton.... Clinton wants to start a longer conversation in the Feb. 5 states about whether Obama is all hat and no cattle.
BTW: this is the first time Obama's "present" votes have been brought up in a Democratic debate...something the Clinton campaign has been flaying for months.
Obama is under the heaviest scrutiny tonight... Edwards seems him as the thing standing between himself and Clinton.... Clinton wants to start a longer conversation in the Feb. 5 states about whether Obama is all hat and no cattle.
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