No more Bill v. Newt. It will be Bill v. History and my money is on the guy in soft focus with the quill pen. The Republican Party will be just fine, thank you. If they have it, they use it. If they don't, they bend every effort to get it.
Republicans remain confused over the differences between a political movement and a political party.
Not even a close call. A much as Liberal Democrats hated Triangulation, as much as they blame Clinton's fund raising scandals for preventing them from regaining the U.S. House in 1996, as much as they despise his signing legislation like Welfare Reform, he was still better than the Republicans. That's what political movements do. Now that the process is over, it will be interesting to see how long it takes for the Liberals to begin taking their revenge on the man who forced them into that choice. And whether Al Gore will pay the price for it.