Bill,
Lighten up. Your blood vessels in your head are about to explode. Obama  
isn't even in the white house yet and you are writing him off already. Yes, he  
certainly has his hands full, cleaning up the mess from the last eight years,  
but he's a smart man and will get the job done. Cut him a little slack.  In 
four years if he hasn't done a good job, then you can replace him. Until  then, 
lighten up Francis. 
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 12/3/2008 12:17:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
bill at effros.com writes:

Too bad  it didn't work...she was unable to get out the Republican vote 
while  Obama's field offices brought out the Democrats en masse...

It's less  than a month later, and the Democrats don't seem to have a 
clue that  they've got a real problem.

Did you notice that China has announced  they aren't going to bail us out 
this time?

Bill Effros

Brad  Haslett wrote:

> "The report of my death is greatly exaggerated" - Mark  Twain
>
> So, Sarah came down to Georgia.
>
>  Brad
>
> ------------------
>
>  Chambliss: Palin  'allowed us to peak'
> By: Andy Barr
> December 3, 2008 11:29 AM  EST
>
> Fresh off his runoff victory Tuesday night, Georgia  Republican Sen.
> Saxby Chambliss credited Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin with  firing up his
> base.
>
> "I can't overstate the impact she  had down here," Chambliss said
> during an interview Wednesday morning  on Fox News.
>
> "When she walks in a room, folks just explode,"  he added. "And they
> really did pack the house everywhere we went.  She's a dynamic lady, a
> great administrator, and I think she's got a  great future in the
> Republican Party."
>
> Chambliss said  that after watching her campaign on his behalf at
> several events  Monday, he does not see her star status diminishing
> within the  party.
>
> The Republican also thanked John McCain and the other  big name
> Republicans that came to Georgia, but said Palin made the  biggest
> impact.
>
> "We had John McCain and Mike Huckabee  and Gov. Romney and Rudy
> Giuliani, but Sarah Palin came in on the last  day, did a fly-around
> and, man, she was dynamite," he said. "We packed  the houses everywhere
> we went. And it really did allow us to peak and  get our base fired
> up."
>
> But as Chambliss heaped praise  on Palin and other big-ticket
> Republicans that came to Georgia on his  behalf, he questioned why
> President-elect Barack Obama would not use  his star power to aid his
> Democratic opponent Jim  Martin.
>
> "I have no idea why he didn't come down," Chambliss  said.
>
> "His people were here. His organization was here," he  added. "They
> really did a good job in the general election of turning  out people.
> And whatever their game plan was this time, if he had been  here, I
> have no idea whether it would have worked  better."
>
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