Friday, May 05, 2006

Spark It Up!!!: Who Are You?

Kilo confirms what we all knew, and what Kenney the Younger and I have discussed and concluded months ago: Miller and Webb are neck-and-neck, and the lefty Virginia blogs are blowing smoke about Webb's strength.

Hence the comparisons to the Howard Dean candidacy in '04. The echo chamber convinced themselves of a Dean victory...

The question becomes: if the Webb candidacy is being held captive by the echo chamber, and the Miller candidacy is grounded in reality, what then does this speak to the strength of either campaign?

I've been preaching that Harris Miller - and not James Webb - is the stronger Democratic candidate and the one we need to watch for in '06. The polls are reflecting that assessment.

2 Comments:

At 4:42 PM, Blogger Riley said...
I think that Allen will crush either one, but I think the Dems are less enthusiastic about Miller in the general. With the DSCC and Harry Reid throwing support behind Webb now, how embarassing would it for the "chosen" candidate of national Dems and the left-wing blogosphere to lose?

I've posted a link to your story here as well as another link to what Jim Webb's concession speech on primary night might sound like.

http://virtuconindustries.blogspot.com/2006/05/is-jim-webb-howard-dean-of-06.html

 

At 7:21 PM, Blogger Carl Kilo said...
Thanks for the link Shaun.
When I attended the Webbfest in Gate city and no one knew anything about him, combined with low attendance, I knew something was not right. The polls now reveal that smoke is being blown.

 

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