Gallup Daily Tracking: 46/46% (Open Thread) [Update]
By SusanUnPC on September 25, 2008 at 4:08 PM in Lynn Forester de Rothschild, Open Thread
Update: Our “hero” Lynn Forester de Rothschild, a longtime prominent Democrat and close ally of Hillary Clinton who announced recently her support for McCain/Palin, was just on with Neil Cavuto. I’m adding her remarks below the fold, as I type them up.
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Original: I just heard Karl Rove tell Neil Cavuto that yesterday the Gallup had McCain only 3 down, and today they are dead even. So it appears that John McCain’s bold announcement is paying off. Also: I was in the car this morning, and heard Rush Limbaugh pounding on Obama’s comment yesterday that Congress could “call me if they need me.” And I don’t think the Democrats’ whining that McCain is playing politics is going over with the American public, all of whom realize that this is a potential catastrophe, and who want a leader to take it very seriously and concentrate wholly on the immediate crisis at hand. That’s my two cents, for now.
Besides wishing desperately it were Hillary in the meeting today.
P.S. If body language and facial expressions mean anything, and they do imho, as the cameras scanned over the group in the White House, John McCain looked FAR more confident and at ease in the group whereas Barack looked like the new kid in school who doesn’t know anybody gazing around and wondering what to do and say.
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Lynn Forester de Rothschild in interview with Neil Cavuto, asking her about Bill Clinton’s indication that he understands why John McCain was considering postponing the debate:
“Well, back up to what John McCain really wanted.
“John McCain knows that two-thirds of Americans are really frightened right now. And this is the biggest crisis to face this country in a hundred years.
And that Barack Obama says, ‘Let’s issue a joint statement,’ and says to Washington, ‘Call me if you need me.’
“The other one, John McCain, says, ‘No, we’re going to sit down, eyeball to eyeball, Democrats and Republicans, and do what’s right for the American people.’ That’s what John McCain said. …”
[Cavuto interrupts]
Cavuto: “You know that by agreeing with the guy who’s challenging your party’s guy, it’s not going to look good for your party’s guy, Barack Obama, right?”
de Rothschild: “Bill Clinton has always put the best interests of America first. That’s why he got 45 million people to vote for him. So he’s not going to play politics with the lives of Americans. He never did. And so he’s not being political.”
[Cavuto interrupts]
Cavuto: “So when the Obama folks [unintelligible] Barney Frank, Harry Reid were saying that John McCain was actually the one playing politics, using it to showboat an issue, to make a ‘Hail Mary’ pass, what do you make of it?”
de Rothschild: “I make that such a cheap shot. I mean, how many times does John McCain have to prove he will take a shot from the hallelujah Obama chorus of the media to do the right thing for the American people?
“John McCain knows who he is, he knows where he is going, he knows what is right and he will always do it.
“Obama will always say it’s political. Well, it’s getting to be a little thin. …”
[She said much more. I hope we can get the video later from Fox News. And if you don't know about Lynn Forester de Rothschild's shocking announcement that she was supporting McCain/Palin, click on her name in the Category list just below the title of this story, and you'll see the other stories we've posted, along with videos of her announcement.]

















