If James wants to call progress 9.8 percent unemployment, $1.2 trillion deficits, and no end to them in sight, then I don't think any Democratic candidate is going to ask James to do their race in 2010.
Fleischer challenges Carville's view of economic progress under the current administration.
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If they were between people, this relationship has been bad for a long time.
Not in the Republican primary. There's zero danger. You know, in the Republican primary, you can never be too critical of Hillary Clinton, no matter what your last name is.
Barack Obama didn't have any interest in extending America's guiding hand. He wanted to end it and get out of there.
I think the president's program, President Obama's program, is the right one, it's a good one.
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