Davis attacks Kristol: ‘It’s a good thing he’s never run a political campaign.’

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Davis attacks Kristol: ‘It’s a good thing he’s never run a political campaign.’»

On Sunday, Bill Kristol said that Sen. John McCain’s (R-AZ) campaign is “pathetic.” Similarly, in his New York Times op-ed this week, Kristol said that McCain should “fire his campaign” and “start over.” Today on Fox News, campaign manager Rick Davis continued to lash out at Kristol for his criticisms:

DAVIS: Yes, well, you know, it’s a good thing Bill Kristol has never run a political campaign because he’d probably have to fire himself at least two or three times.

Look, we’re doing a great job, I think, getting John McCain out in front of the people. But, you know what, our campaign is about presenting John McCain to the American public. We — he can handle it himself. And you’re right; I mean, he probably doesn’t even need a campaign to do what he does so well.

Watch it:...http://thinkprogress.org/2008/10/16/davis-kristol/

[gratuitous]

1. Slap fight on the short bus!

"We're doing a great job." High-larious!

:popcorn:

[NYCGirl]

2. To Rick Davis: And it's too bad that you're running one.

Good for us, though.

:evilgrin:

[Cessna Invesco Palin]

3. CRIPPLE FIGHT!!!

[Bake]

4. Maybe he IS doing a great job, considering what he has to work with!

HA!

Bake

[DinahMoeHum]

5. Well, waddya know? Apparently Kristol lobbied the McCain campaign

to select Sarah Palin. How rich is that?????

http://www.thinkprogress.org/2008/10/16/mccain-palin-disaster/

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On Salon Radio this morning, Glenn Greenwald asked Harper’s Scott Horton about his recent reporting on how Weekly Standard Editor Bill Kristol lobbied the McCain campaign to select Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK) as the Republican vice presidential nominee. Horton explained that the McCain campaign is now regretting following Kristol’s advice, calling the Palin pick a “total disaster“:
(snip)

:popcorn::evilgrin::popcorn: