his old colleagues in Washington aren’t too happy about it. Some of them shake their heads in disbelief that Emanuel would bolt at precisely the juncture when the Democrats needed to shape their strategy and message during the homestretch of what everyone knew would be the toughest election cycle in years.
They're simply in denial. It wasn't his absence for a few weeks that cooked 'em. As an article in today's NY Times points out (Democrats Outrun by a 2-Year G.O.P. Comeback Plan ), it has been a long time coming. If they need to blame Rahm, they're missing the point: it is they themselves that are to blame, all of them.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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