Wednesday, December 10, 2008
How Low Can You Go
12/10/2008 04:14:00 AM |
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Talk about moving the goal posts.
Bibi is out to oust Feiglin one way or the other. In his latest sponsored move, he is trying to have the regional seats moved up in the list (by 1 slot I'm sure), which would move Feiglin all the way from 20 down to the high 30s.
Come on, have you no shame whatsoever?
Bibi is out to oust Feiglin one way or the other. In his latest sponsored move, he is trying to have the regional seats moved up in the list (by 1 slot I'm sure), which would move Feiglin all the way from 20 down to the high 30s.
Come on, have you no shame whatsoever?
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2 comments:
I often think the problem with Bibi is he really is the last decade’s leader.
He is still thinking and acting as if he was in the last millennium rather than the new. He still refuses to recognize the Manighut Yehudit fraction has gained traction within the Likud and can only continue to grow while his fraction represent the old unworkable ideas of the Oslo years has only grown staler.
Of course, demographics plays a part, and unfortunately, he doesn’t seem really hip to the potential he should be representing or trying to lead.
I had a similar thought when I saw him at the Nefesh B'Nefesh bloggers' convention: that he knew, ala Obama, that getting in good with bloggers is good, but didn't necessarily know that this is a new path, not just a new venue for his old path (at least in terms of means, not content).
Seth Godin calls this making a meatball sundae.
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