William Kristol is worried:
I’m worried about my compatriots on the left. Michael Powell reports in Saturday’s New York Times that even the possibility of an Obama defeat has driven many liberals into in a state of high anxiety. And then there’s a young woman from Denver who “told her boyfriend that their love life was on hold while she sweated out Mr. Obama’s performance in Colorado.” Well, what if Obama loses Colorado? Or the presidency? As a compassionate conservative, I’m concerned about the well-being of that boyfriend — and of others who might be similarly situated. I feel an obligation to help.
So let me tell liberals why they should be cheerful if McCain happens to win.
Click through and watch Kristol turn liberal spin on its head.
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“What if John McCain Wins?”
then you’ll have someone who knows what they are doing in the whitehouse
Actually I think McCain may sneak out a win. If not, it’s not the end of the world. It may serve as a wake-up call for the GOP. The GOP is not dead, it’s just sleeping. I see Sarah Palin raising her image with moderates and conservative Dems over the next four years and beating an unpopular Obama.
Well McCain lost and Krystals mock concern was rather lame sarcasm.