October 28, 2006
Wes Clark Steps Up in the Invisible Primary
There are two elections going on simultaneously in the Connecticut Senate race. There's Lamont v. Lieberman of course, but there's also the first round in the invisible primary for the 2008 presidential election. The invisible primary is the one where would-be candidates compete for the love, energy and money of party activists who they hope will propel their candidacy forward before the rest of the world really starts to notice.
Wes Clark took a big step forward in that primary today by making this effective ad for Lamont:
Few of the other possible candidates have done much beyond a token appearance, and almost none have done any Lieberman-bashing, even though he refused to respect the result of the party primary. Wes Clark shows here not only that he's tough, but that he's a party player. The activists will like that.
Posted by Michael : October 28, 2006 03:42 PM | Politics: US: 2006 Election , Politics: US: 2008 Elections | TechnoLinks
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