I'll be glad when this election is over.

I don't think people realize the danger this country is in, and I'm not enjoying seeing Hillary Clinton (aka "The Clintons") being endorsed by so many people who ought to know better -- apparently because they really and truly think she'd be better than Barack Obama.

While I was just joking about Grateful Dead nostalgia, there are some forms of nostalgia I don't need, and one of them is hellish Clinton fatigue nostalgia. At least, for me it's that. A lot of other people seem to be suffering from Clinton amnesia (some of which may be aggravated by Obamaphobia.)

There's an elementary point that Rush Limbaugh and many Republicans and conservatives seem to be missing: if Hillary is not the nominee, she cannot win the presidency.

But if she is the nominee, she can.

To me the most important thing right now is to help prevent such a thing from happening.

Much as I hate to stoke my Clinton fatigue, I just ordered David Bossie's Hillary: The Politics of Personal Destruction. There's one review, which says this:

To fans and followers of Hillary, this book may not matter as much of it is "old news". However, David N. Bossie, former chief investigator for the US House of Representatives Committee on Government Reform and Oversight, spent a lot of time gathering former Hillary/Bill supporters (and still Democrats) as well as talking to others that the Clintons had surrounded themselves with such as Dick Morris and David Geffen plus others affected by their actions.

The movie is very powerful especially Billy Dale's story as the former Director of the White House Travel Office and Frank Connor's son who describes how his dad was killed by a bomb set off by FALN terrorists, the group pardoned by Bill Clinton on his last day in office.

There are also details and documentation of the Hollywood fund raiser setup by Peter Paul along with Stan Lee (yes, of Spiderman comics) and many other stories.

Whether you are Democrat or Republican, the movie and book are worth viewing and reading just to see the type of person who is running for President of the United States.

Few people, however, remember Billy Dale, or what the vindictive Hillary Clinton did to him. A blogger named The Smokin' Frog:

He was just a public servant, a career employee in the White House travel office. Not a big shot U.S. attorney. Just a work-a-day guy. He worked there for 30 years and for 8 different administrations. This was not a political job.

But Hillary Clinton fired him, along with the rest of the travel office staff. That's her right, of course. She made it to the White House. But she could have stopped there, but no, "Miss Love and Compassion for All" had to ruin him. She nearly bankrupted him. She defamed his character with all of her outrageous lies about him. She had him charged with crimes. Why? Because she wanted "her people in there." Like I said before, she could have just fired him. But she chose to ruin his reputation instead and cost him thousands of dollars. After he was found innocent, and in about two hours, they had the I.R.S. go after him. Hillary keeps talking about invisible people. I'll bet she wishes Billy Dale was invisible.

But what do the Democrats want to do these days? They spend their time trying to get subpoenas because some U.S. attorneys were fired. For goodness sakes they were fired, not ruined. Hillary Clinton makes Bush look pristine. She is the queen of the politics of destruction.

Did the Democrats care at all about Billy Dale and the travel office staff? Apparently not, since they would love for Hillary to move back into the White House.

I'll be glad when it's over.

For the umpteenth time, the only way to make sure the Clintons don't retake the White House is to have John McCain run against Barack Obama.

What is going on? Do people think the devil they know is better than the devil they don't know?

I hope not. Because, not only is it illogical, it's also an argument against McCain.

UPDATE: Just turned on the radio only to hear Ann Coulter carrying on about "B. Hussein Obama."

Yes, but she's a Hillary supporter.

(Only McCain is held accountable for what his supporters say.)