October 9th, 2007
Dan Bartlett on the problems with the GOP presidential field:
Translation:
None of the Republicans running have the strength and experience of being a two-term governor from a large, middle-American state. A lone-star state, if you will. None of these men has a name, a good name, a name you can trust. A name that sounds a lot like the name of another U.S. president. None of these guys is comfortable enough in his own skin that he’ll be able to sleep like a baby while American troops are in harm’s way and see into the deepest souls of the leaders of our country’s rivals. In short, the biggest problem with the current crop of Republicans is that none of them is George W. Bush.
So I guess we now have the Bushie fallback position should Hillary sweep to a 40-state victory next year. Awesome.
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