Wolfson v. Wolfson

[Occam Bandage]

Wolfson, 3/4/08: The bottom line is that as Democrats prepare to vote and begin voting in Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island and Vermont, there are many, many, many more questions for Senator Obama with regard to the Rezko matter.

VS.

Wolfson, 3/6/08: I for one do not believe that imitating Ken Starr is the way to win a Democratic primary election for president. But perhaps that theory will be tested.





Wolfson, 8/29/00: Rick Lazio can't explain why it took three months to release his taxes. Now he won't come clean with New Yorkers and reveal the real cost of his reckless trillion-dollar tax plan. It's time for Mr. Lazio to stop playing games and start talking straight.

VS.

Wolfson, 3/6/08: Hillary Clinton will release her taxes on or around April 15.




Just to be clear, she pays this guy money. Like, actual money. She is giving this man money to talk. She considers his communicative skills to be a service worth paying for.

[NoBorders]

1. The Orwellian Clinton Comm Director!

Gee, I would sure look forward to THAT in my pres for another 8 years.

[anigbrowl]

4. Silence, puny Human!

[rwheeler31]

2. Why?

[Occam Bandage]

3. kick

[Frank Booth]

5. I haven't had enough

cynical manipulation of the media and the people over the past eight years.

I want more Ari Fleischer-style doublespeak!

I want more Colin Powell-style disinformation!

HRC in 2008!!

[MadBadger]

6. He needs to be fired. If she gets the nomination, take out the trash (Mark Penn/Howard Wolfson)

[milkyway]

7. Wolfson is one of the slimiest scumbags around. He's even more nauseating than Penn. It really is a

reflection on Clinton the people she has represent her. I have absolutely nothing in common with Wolfson and Penn as human beings.

David Axelrod, on the other hand, is even-tempered and states his case without a lot of theatrics and laughable nonsense. He presents reasoned arguments as he advocates for his client. He also is a reflection of his candidate.

[Frank Booth]

8. True, But you have to admit

that Wolfson is extremely skilled at what he does. Hillary's strategy has been to drag this race into the gutter. Since she has few positives, she has to try maximize the negatives of her opponent.

Amazingly, her campaign has still managed to paint her as a sympathetic character. And the media -- out of fear of more bullying or just a simple desire for ratings -- has gone along for the ride.