"The lofty rhetoric," said Steve Schmidt, McCain's message man, of Barack Obama's speeches. "It's nonsense talk."
McCain's senior adviser Mark Salter chimed in as well, "His whole brand is, 'I'm not about that. I'm about something better.' "
And we don't want this election to be about something better.
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Yep, I said it.
I predict that after losing the nomination, Clinton will do one of two things. She'll either endorse McCain or launch an independent run for the presidency with the help of well-heeled financial backers who don't really want or expect her to win but will stop at nothing to make Barack lose.