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 Comments on: Feingold Decision: He says he won’t run for 2008 presidential nomination http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/john-david-morgan/2006/feingold-decision-he-says-he-wont-run-for-2008-presidential-nomination/ Your Progressive Source for Local Opinions and Insightful Commentary Wed, 09 Mar 2011 23:19:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Alan Smithee http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/john-david-morgan/2006/feingold-decision-he-says-he-wont-run-for-2008-presidential-nomination/#comment-6948 Alan Smithee Mon, 13 Nov 2006 15:17:16 +0000 http://watchdogmilwaukee.com/blog/john-david-morgan/2006/feingold-decision-he-says-he-wont-run-for-2008-presidential-nomination/#comment-6948 It only makes sense. We have two more years to wait and see what the political waters are going to look like for a run for President. All politics is local, and while this year looked like a referendum on the war and on Republican corruption, senators like Feingold are still going to have to do something in the coming months to even have a shot at gaining the presidency. Especially now that Dems have both houses. If McCain runs, I still think that no Democrat can win. If the DCC persists in it's 50-state strategy, which I think it should, a woman (Hillary) and a newbie black man (Obama) won't be the best torch bearers. Not yet anyway. From that perspective, Feingold is smart keeping a seat that he still may have to fight for. A seat he will lose - possibly to a Republican - if he runs for President. While I think a lot of people appreciate his principled stance on many issues, it's going to be a lot easier to love Russ as a Senator than it will be to get the South and West to embrace him as POTUS. It only makes sense. We have two more years to wait and see what the political waters are going to look like for a run for President. All politics is local, and while this year looked like a referendum on the war and on Republican corruption, senators like Feingold are still going to have to do something in the coming months to even have a shot at gaining the presidency. Especially now that Dems have both houses. If McCain runs, I still think that no Democrat can win. If the DCC persists in it’s 50-state strategy, which I think it should, a woman (Hillary) and a newbie black man (Obama) won’t be the best torch bearers. Not yet anyway.

From that perspective, Feingold is smart keeping a seat that he still may have to fight for. A seat he will lose – possibly to a Republican – if he runs for President. While I think a lot of people appreciate his principled stance on many issues, it’s going to be a lot easier to love Russ as a Senator than it will be to get the South and West to embrace him as POTUS.

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