Moogie's Blog

Election campaigns are like parties.  There are the invitees, there are those you invite because you "have to"  and there are the party-crashers. 

We had a bunch of contenders for the nominations of both political parties.  Some we liked, and some we felt we had to invite.  Hillary belongs in the latter category.  Barack Obama is sort of like a party-crasher.  The good guests, the ones you really enjoy, circulate, socialize,  and go home.   You always wish they could have stayed longer.   The "have-to" invitees seem to consume way too much food or alcohol, talk too much and too loud, and stay too long.  Once in a while, one of the party crashers has a fascinating story that I want to hear, but that is usually the story that is overwhelmed by some boring discourse. 

In the next few weeks, we shall see Hillary over-staying her welcome.  It is a symptom of not having sensitivity.  I am not saying she won't get the nomination, she very well may still pull something out of the air. 

What I am talking about is this tendency of politicians to just assume they are the center of the universe.  Hillary thinks it is "her turn."   That is why politicians are not in entertainment.  They haven't learned "always leave them wanting more."  Who said that?  It is never anyone's "turn." 

I think Hillary has her eyes on re-stocking her bank account somehow with the hundreds of thousands of $10 contributions that have been sent to Mr. Obama.  Don't do it please Mr. Obama.  Those people didn't send their $10 to her.  They sent it to you to run against her. 
If she's so interesting and full of ideas, she can write another book.  Of course, maybe we've had enough.