There is nothing like a left wing civil war, as purges, attempted purges, intimidation, and sometimes violence erupts in these power struggles.  It looks like after Matthews and Herr Olbermann launched their extreme leftist takeover of MSNBC, it has now been countered by the David Gregory and Tom Brokow wing.  They’re all socialists/communists with different philosophies on how to herd the sheeple.  The Olbermann cabal believes in taking a more active role in defeating their enemy the Republicans.  Like when they shared their MSNBC badges with Code Pink members, so they could disrupt the Republican Convention.  Doesn’t Code Pink know the war is over and we won.  Maybe in the future, MSNBC will simply hire assassins, and simply kill Republican candidates they don’t agree with.  With communists, this would be the next logical next step they would take.  The Gregory/Brokaw resistance group wants MSNBC to remain simply as a propaganda unit for the Democrat Party.  So now in a counter purge, Herr Olbermann and Matthews have been demoted. Latest DNC talking point is that 9/11 was an inside job.  They are going to push hard that Bush/Cheney were the architects behind the 9/11 attacks on NYC and DC.  This is an idea that the average European agrees with, and also Obama or it wouldn’t have been given the green light. There are some weak points in McCain that the Democrats could exploit for a sure win in November.  These are: 1.      McCain voted to block drilling in ANWR. 2.      McCain has a record of coddling illegal immigrants 3.      McCain opposes overturning Roe V Wade 4.      McCain’s record on restricting speech with McCain/Fiengold and has expressed the desire in the past, to muzzle Rush with the Fairness Doctrine. If the Democrats pushed these ideas instead of the latest “9/11, inside job” chant, they might get some traction.  How did the Democrats get so out of the mainstream, when did this character Obama start looking normal to them? OJ Simpson showed up for his trial today, wearing an Obama ’08 button, that’s about where the Democrat Party is today.