Karl Rove States 2008 Race Too Much, Too Soon

[WiseOne]

[ White House senior adviser Karl Rove says that the 2008 presidential candidates have been pushed into such an early focus on tactics, fundraising and publicity that they risk a backlash from voters long before the first primary ballots are cast.

"I think it is going to mean that people develop a persona earlier and wear out their welcome earlier than they would," he told The Politico in an interview. "I think there's going to come some point this year where people are going to basically be saying: 'I'm largely disinterested in the contest.' '' ]

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WiseOne's Comments -- Great! If I have anything to say about it, Americans will be so tired of hearing the truth about Hillary Rodham Clinton that she might as well just take herself off the ballot now, she is relentless...as we shall be, Just MHO.

[Herb Schaffler]

I think the public will get tired of the current group of candidates. Gore might be smart if he is planning on entering the contest later. He will be new blood in the contest and will generate new enthusiasm. That's good news and bad news. Good news if he knocks out Hillary, but bad news if he becomes the nominee.

[WiseOne]

True, heck I don't know what would be worse...Al Gore or Hillary Clinton...both scare me. Let's just hope the Republicans, or an Independent, can find someone to beat them!