James Carville, Pat Buchanan and Hillary Clinton

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March 25, 2008 at 11:18:45

James Carville, Pat Buchanan and Hillary Clinton

by Stephen C. Rose Page 2 of 2 page(s)

http://www.opednews.com

Democrats May Not Survive -- Here's Why

The only way I see to put down the unholy triad of Carville-Buchanan-Clinton is for superdelegates wo move in anarchic fashion now to the point that other elements inimical to the Clinton campaign (lack of money, mathematical impossibility) kick in.

Needless to say, I no longer trust the Clintons, if I ever did. I knew, when they started in the late-'80s, where they were coming from. And the precise cynical politics of gridlock they practiced.

Now some of that electorate is porous and ready to change and a new generation has come of age. This is Obama's hope. I persist in feeling this drama will be played out sooner than later.

No Hillary presidency. (Her prevarication about Bosnia is not important save to show the ease with which she can lie.)

No Carville resurgence. (He will be the first to see the writing on the wall.)

No Buchanan pleasure. (We leave his self-serving idiocy behind.)

Defeat.

Repudiation.

And what else, I cannot imagine.

Divine judgment, perhaps.

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Born in NYC, attended Oberlin & Trinity Schools, then Exeter and Williams (Phi Beta Kappa 1958). Worked with the Reverend James Robinson, finished Union Theological Seminary in NYC (1961). Joined Student Interracial Ministry in Nashville. Founded Renewal Magazine in Chicago, served The Christian Century and Christianity Crisis magazines. Covered civil rights in Oxford, Birmingham and Selma. Interviewed Martin Luther King, Jr., Malcolm X. My book The Grass Roots Church had impact on the ecumenical movement. Have authored some 15 books, been a house-husband and father of three wonderful (grown) children. I have written published music choral and popular. Most recently I served in UN agencies including UNICEF in NYC and edited CHOICES which was the flagship magazine of UNDP.