If you want to know what's on the mind of the RNC, read Cillizza. Whatever they're fretting over in private, he's fretting over in public. If Cillizza is whining about Hillary, they're nervous about Hillary. If he switches to whining about Bernie, then it's time for Hillary fans to get nervous and time for Bernie fans to get cocky. Cillizza writes about the perceived misfortunes of whatever Democrat Republicans think they need most to tear down.

randome

(34,845 posts)

5. What an ass.

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Fri Dec 11, 2015, 04:10 PM

Dec 2015

Not you, Prixen! (Weren't you one of Santa's reindeers?)

Welcome to DU!
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Armstead

(47,803 posts)

6. He seems to have a knack for pissing everyone off -- on all sides

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Fri Dec 11, 2015, 04:34 PM

Dec 2015

Beacool

(30,251 posts)

7. I read the article and many people disagreed with his conclusions in the comment section.

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Fri Dec 11, 2015, 04:42 PM

Dec 2015

How can he equate Hillary's year with Jeb's? Hillary sailed through the Benghazi hearings. Gowdy and the Republicans looked small and petty. She's the Democratic front runner and is ahead in every state, except NH. She's the most likely candidate to become the Democratic nominee. She polls well for the general election.

On the other hand, Jeb is running out of money and polls at 3.6% among Republicans. His chances of becoming the Republican nominee are remote.

There's no comparison between the two.