MARGARET HAMILTON FOR PRESIDENT

According to Comedy Central's Jon Stewart, that's who Democrats are going to foist upon America next November. 

Below is a video clip of Stewart reporting on the now-infamous Hillary Cackle.  It is a hilariously funny put-down of Her Royal Shrillness, or as she is known on the internet, the PIAPS.

Try to stop laughing enough at the end of the clip and listen carefully to Stewart's closing line:

(click on the link below to view the clip on Comedy Central)
HILLARY CLINTON CACKLES

He says, "She'll be our first president that you can't spill water on."  Margaret Hamilton in the White House.

Miss Hamilton was the actress who played the Wicked Witch of the West in The Wizard of Oz:

And how did the Witch die?  She dissolved when Dorothy spilled water on her – remember?

Folks, this is Jon Stewart, the liberal comedic icon, not anyone from the Right like Rush, and he's ridiculing, on national television, Hillary as the Ultimate Witch.

Or here's a stat for you:  Google "Hillary" plus "buyer's remorse" and you'll get 22,500 hits.  The Dems are finally figuring out that their presidential bench is frighteningly thin. 

Hillary is simply too plain unlikeable to be elected (and that's only one link in an anchor chain of negatives).  The Obamarama is all smile and phony personal story, a bat-eared freshman senator with a thimbleful of competence and gravitas:

The Breck Boy – Little Johnnie Edwards – is a Jay Leno joke, Kucinich is a pint-sized left-wing moonbat, Dodd is a tall left-wing moonbat who loves Fidel Castro, and Bill Richardson has a room-temperature IQ.  No kidding.  Even Democrats who know him will admit he's dumb as a stump.

No wonder Dems are getting so desperate a batch of them just took out a full-page ad in the New York Times begging Al Gore to run.

The Dem primaries start in little more than 90 days with the Iowa caucuses on January 14 and effectively end on Super Tuesday, February 5.  If the Dems find themselves stuck with Margaret Hamilton, they are going to tear themselves apart in fear, panic, remorse, and viciously angry support for her all at once. 

It won't be a pretty sight, but it will be fun to watch.

Note:  Last week I told you Mitt Was A Hit among a major group of conservative leaders.  Today (10/11), the Washington Times reported how Evangelicals Are Warming to Romney.  Yet the Republican presidential debate this Tuesday (10/09) made it clear that it's a three-way race now between Romney, Giuliani, and newcomer Fred Thompson. 

Huckabee is finished even as a VP pick, with his support of the SCHIP socialist medicine expansion vetoed by Bush – and his denouncing all those who want to halt illegal immigration as anti-Christian "racists and bigots."

Ron Paul, for all the terrific sense he makes on restricting government to its Constitutionally delegated authority, is tragically like so many libertarians incapable of wanting to defend America.  Even if one could stomach his rabid opposition to opposing Moslem terrorism in Iraq or to offending Moslems about committing 9/11 – "just 19 thugs on their own" he claimed in the debate – his votes in Congress against missile defense really should tear it for his supporters.

The spectacularly successful, fully operational missile defense test on September 28 hopefully will make Paul come to his senses.  If he continues to vote against missile defense funding, he simply wants a defenseless America.  It's such a shame there can't seem to be a pro-defense libertarian. 

I sure wish there was, for I'd get behind him like a number of TTPers are behind Paul.  But there isn't.  So I will play the cards I'm dealt – Romney or Giuliani or Thompson – over whatever nightmare the Democrats put on the table.