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April 12, 2008
Theory and practice of voting for a Democrat
Thomas Lifson
All the conventional indicators predict a Democrat landslide election. If voters could choose a generic Democrat for president, that candidate would almost surely win. But when theory meets practice, and an actual individual human being must be supported, many, many people find the specific Democrats on offer unpalatable. And not just voters in the center.
Check out this left wing blogger "Matt" on a site called 1115.org:
Since John Edwards and Chris Dodd dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination for President, I've been a nominal supporter of Hillary Clinton, due to my extreme distaste for Barack Obama. This goes back a long way, as documented in post after unanswered post, and is the sole reason I checked the box for Clinton in the California primary just over a month ago. But since primary day, I've become increasingly disillusioned, with my support of Clinton currently testing the limits of the definition of ‘nominal.'
Even people who believe the Democrats' philosophy are appalled by these two.
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