Karl Rove attacked Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's record on health care; saying Sunday she's "got one idea on health care, which is to let the government do it all." While appearing on "Meet the Press, Karl Rove attached Hillary's health care record. She voted against providing seniors with a prescription drug benefit, against allowing people to save tax free for their out-of-pocket medical expenses, and against medical liability reform so that docs are not forced out of practice by junk lawsuits.

He continued to elaborate:

The Judicial Watch would like to have access to Sen. Hillary Clinton's records when she was first lady. I personally don't see how her stay in the White House could be used as a plus, but she points out on her website that her past residence in the White House as a qualification to become President. So maybe we should look.

Sen. McCain campaign has struggling for many months thru over spending with a top-heavy staff. But as a veteran of the Vietnam War he is look up to by the vets as a hero. They believe that he is a man who sticks to his guns and won't back down.

It should be noted that most of his stops are geared to older voters and vets. It is not uncommon for him make speeches at Rotary Clubs. The Senator also holds many of his town meetings at American Legion Halls.

In a recent interview Sen. Barack Obama said that he has a better chance to unite the American people than Sen. Hillary Clinton. He believed that the polls show she is leading only because she is so well know. But many people in the party as well as independents have a strong dislike for her. Obama believes that he has a much better chance to unite the nation, even it he is not as well known as Sen. Clinton. His next few months will try to remedy this.

The following are Polical thoughts of Thomas Sowell of Creators Syndicate:

In politics, there are few skills more richly rewarded than the ability to mistate issues in a way that will sound plausible and attractive.

"Nations are like men in that prefer a fuss made in their behalf to real services rendered." Although Alexis de Tocqueville said this back in the 19th century, it may help explain why the Black vote today is so overwhelmingly for the Democrats, when Democrats have done so little good for Blacks and so much harm.