I went to bed last night after listening to Scarborough prattle on about Obama not being able to "close the deal". This morning he is in full concern troll mode over the same issue. "Why can't Obama close the deal?" That man is begging for my high heels in his crotch.
kevinbgoode
· 1 year ago
Sara - I always find it so amazing that these shows stacked full of Republican "conservatives" are supposed to be credible in analyzing the Democratic contests.
Hell, Scarborough should be asking why Ron Paul collected nearly 16% of the vote in Pennsylvania, and their presumed candidate McSame only received 72%. Seems to me that McSame hasn't closed the deal too well if 28% of Republicans in a primary AFTER he secured the delegates still refuse to vote for him.
grandma
· 1 year ago
Caller on C Span doesn't want Bill Clinton in the White House ...cuz young women working there won't be safe around him.
kevinbgoode
· 1 year ago
It's pretty funny that Russert has apparently never learned how to say "Rev. Moon," who is a lot more active in Republican campaigns (and in the media) than anyone cares to bring up on those "pundit" shows.
One thing that just annoys me is that, apparently, the American people have no say in what crazy-ass talking heads are hired to propagandize us - after awhile, all of the channels appear to be the same. They often don't seem to possess any more knowledge than any lay person couldn't collect on the internet in an hour - worse, they often make amazing mistakes without batting an eye, and then (like ABC) arrogantly pretend they didn't really do anything - it's all in the audience's imagination.
Rab
· 1 year ago
I can't watch the crap on t.v. for more than 5 minutes. Just looking at Russert is enough to make a person puke. I wish this thing was done so we can start in on McCrazy.
WDemDem
· 1 year ago
Obama can't win either. Neither can win without the other dropping out. The spin here is ridiculous. Obama is still being coddled by the press and the blogs. The longer Hillary stays in the race, the more that will come out about the real Obama. That's what his supporters are afraid of. Wait 'til the GOP gets ahold of him. Right now they're wringing their hands in anticipation and laughing like Snidley Whiplash.
sittenpretty
· 1 year ago
WDemDem please dont delude yourself any longer Billary cant win,NUMBERS DONT LIE,she picked up 10 delegates last nite,that is all,she is WAY behind,and mathematically impossible to win
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
grandma Caller on C Span doesn't want Bill Clinton in the White House ...cuz young women working there won't be safe around him.
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I'm surprised Bubba hasn't become more of an issue.
He's running around like he's going to be Vice President.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
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Obama can't win either. Neither can win without the other dropping out. The spin here is ridiculous. Obama is still being coddled by the press and the blogs. The longer Hillary stays in the race, the more that will come out about the real Obama. That's what his supporters are afraid of. Wait 'til the GOP gets ahold of him. Right now they're wringing their hands in anticipation and laughing like Snidley Whiplash.
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Give me a break.
Hillary's been doing her best to destroy Obama and it hasn't happened.
Hell, he hasn't even been in politics long enough to be as dirty as the Clintons.
Meanwhile, Bubba's China deals, his pardons, his Library donors, Hillary's role in NAFTA, her finances are all time bombs wating to go off.
Not to mention Bubba's continued philandering.
grandma
· 1 year ago
From the comments at the NY Times on their Article 'The Low Road to Victory'
I think that it is time that the New York Times Editorial Page takes the next step and withdraws it previous endorsement of Mrs. Clinton. Her campaign's poor performance does not give me confidence that she could run the nation, let alone unite it. The Times should be part of the solution and officially shift its support to Mr. Obama.
— PBY, New York Recommended: Recommended by 314 Readers
Joe, I feel your pain, waking up at 2 am and it was CNN as well. The MSM meme seems to be that Clinton won by "double digits" and were all but giving her the nomination.
It was reported on NPR this am that she only has $2.5M in cash and a shitload of debt; Obama has $42M in cash...
grandma
· 1 year ago
Bush Bites
Last week on Air America Ed Schultz said Bill had been put on a diet ....no women for a year...and apparently he has stuck with it....lol
grandma
· 1 year ago
Older and Wiser...
I just read this on Kos
Clinton: 54.69 Obama: 45.31
That's a difference of 9.38 percent which, if you're going to round, would round down to 9 percent, not 10 percent. That is, unless we decide we're averse to odd number splits.
And there may be more precincts outstanding than just the Delaware County and Philly ones, plus provisional ballots still left.
kevinbgoode
· 1 year ago
The Pennsylvania Department of State web site, with 99.07% reporting, showed the percentages as Clinton 54.3; Obama 45.8.
grandma
· 1 year ago
Hillary is screaming why can't Obama close the deal.....well why has Hillary been having so much trouble raising money???
OlderAndWiser
· 1 year ago
Obama being coddled by the press? What planet do YOU live on? The constant barrage by the MSM of the Jeremiah Wright remarks (taken out of context and enlarged on), the "bitter" remarks treated the same way--all repeated ad nauseum.
Obama ran a positive campaign, even after Clinton hit ads; he showed he has the diplomacy, intelligence and wisdom to avoid the kind of shit the Clinton campaign puts out.
Oh yeah, and Bill's bona fides on race is that he has an office in Harlem...
OlderAndWiser
· 1 year ago
grandma, exactly. It's been less than 10% all night, anyway. And it was revolting to watch Clinton's acceptance speech, full of coded racist remarks aimed at her almost exclusively white cheering section.
And they wonder why 90%+ of African Americans are voting for Obama. They call that "racism."
grandma
· 1 year ago
Is the tide really turning? Clinton was asked this morning.
"Oh, absolutely,'' she said on NBC's Today Show this morning, the day after her Pennsylvania victory. "What happened yesterday was an incredible development,'' she said. Voters "made it clear'' that they were voting for her experience and plans. The big states necessary to anchor a "More people have now voted for me than have voted for my opponent...
She is basing her count, of course, on two still-disputed states. "I won overwhelmingly in Florida,'' Clinton said, and more people voted for me in Michigan''--where she was the only major candidate on the Democratic ballot.
lets face it folks,the corporate MEDIAS WORST NIGHTMARE,is a GRASS ROOTS canidate,that the CORPORATE BIG SUITS dont OWN....they DETEST Obama,but never forget,multiMILLIONAIRE McSame is their guy
Bostonian_Queer_in_Dallas
· 1 year ago
This is it EXACTLY sittenpretty. The entire crux of the matter since Reagan's handlers made the nation feel good via those insipid "morning in America" crap ads. Obama is grass roots and that is a huge threat to the system. These old farts at the top of corps have been lazy about what this new fangled internet thangy is and now they are caught off guard by what has been happening. I think the summer will be very ugly and Hill will destroy the party and McBush will squeak by with help from the SCOTUS or Diebold
Webster
· 1 year ago
Bostonian Queer,
I think the summer will be very ugly and Hill will destroy the party and McBush will squeak by with help from the SCOTUS or Diebold. And the help of the Corporate MSM--don't forget them.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
Been looking at the front pages that are up so far.
Most of them seem to be playing it "Race goes on, Hillary has an uphill battle."
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
Is the tide really turning? Clinton was asked this morning.
"Oh, absolutely,'' she said on NBC's Today Show this morning, the day after her Pennsylvania victory. "What happened yesterday was an incredible development,'' she said.
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Yeah, she lost 10 points in about 2 weeks.
Incredible!
dommyluc
· 1 year ago
Hillary is delusional. She is screaming about her huge victory in PA, not mentioning she blew a 20-26 point lead and has bankrupted her campaign in the process. CNN and the rest of the media are trying to keep this alive but we know the truth: her campaign is through. I don't care if she did raise $2.5M after this primary (almost enough to pay Mark Penn and his McCain-lovin' firm) - Obama will raise more, and his campaign will now use everything in its power to finish her off. She has squandered everything on one primary win. She has alienated a huge amount of voters in the Democratic Party. She has won a less than double-digit victory in a state that she should have been able to practically ignore just a few weeks ago. She now needs to win EVERY upcoming primary with at least 68-70% of the delegate count, which can basically be done by machine-gunning every potential Obama voter. The only way Hillary can win the nomination is by stealing and intimidation, which will ruin her - and the Dems' - chances in the GE against McSame. So go ahead, Hillary. Keep living in your little dream world. Get Edwards or whatever other person you can to try to help you out of the hole you have dug. Try denying your Iran remarks and your Iraq War vote and your deep and abiding love of John McCain and your insults to the hard working progressive base and NetRoots of the Democratic Party. I'll just sit here and watch the meltdown. It will be quite fun watching the end of you and your husband's political careers.
kevinbgoode
· 1 year ago
Yeah, Grandma - She certainly seems rather cocky for someone who thought she'd have the nomination all sewn-up by Super Tuesday. Seems like she's the one having trouble sealing the deal - and she isn't doing it without massive alienation of the very people she needs to support her in the general election.
grandma
· 1 year ago
exactly kevinbgoode
If she's so damn electable....as she says she is.....why does she have so much trouble raising money.
OlderAndWiser
· 1 year ago
I have a sinking feeling Clinton will steal the nomination--that leaves it wide open for McCrazy to do the same in Nov, in spite of RW protestations, and the fact that he's considered 100% disabled by the Navy. He's not in good health, so who have the Rethugs waiting in the wings to take over?
If it comes to this, why should I vote at all? Clinton and McCrazy are 2 corporate birds of a feather.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
grandma Hillary is screaming why can't Obama close the deal.....well why has Hillary been having so much trouble raising money???
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She started the year 20 and 30 points ahead throughout the country and she acts like she's the underdog.
SarainKC
· 1 year ago
Kevin, the more "concerned" these conservative water carriers get, the more they reveal. Not only are they a bunch of sorry brown shirts, they're bad f*cking actors.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
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I have a sinking feeling Clinton will steal the nomination--that leaves it wide open for McCrazy to do the same in Nov, in spite of RW protestations, and the fact that he's considered 100% disabled by the Navy. He's not in good health, so who have the Rethugs waiting in the wings to take over?
If it comes to this, why should I vote at all? Clinton and McCrazy are 2 corporate birds of a feather.
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Jump off that bridge when you come to it.
Right now, Obama still has a chance to wipe her out in Indiana and N. Carolina, and send her home before the convention.
grandma
· 1 year ago
Marc Ambinder is reporting that Obama will be picking up more Super Delegates today...
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
Hillary Clinton still can't win so nothing has changed. Well, except that the funder of the vast right wing conspiracy, Richard Scaife, is her new best friend. Think about that one. Think what he put her through in the 90s (and, yes, Scaife was behind almost all of "it.") Her strategy is to destroy Obama so she and Scaife's people have that in common.
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I can't respect Hillary or McCain because of the way the kiss the asses of their former tormentors.
Bush Bites, well, I live in NC and will vote in the primary for Obama. He has about a 57-38% lead here already and it seems to be an easy victory. He's made gains in Indiana as well.
But I don't underestimate the sorry dirty tricks and racism of Clinton.
BTW, as an aside, it was reported on MSNBC this am that John Mellencamp is going to play at a Clinton affair...and maybe even for McCrazy. If that's true, I hope he burns in hell.
Bush_Bites
· 1 year ago
INDIANAPOLIS -- It looks like rocker John Mellencamp is an equal-opportunity campaigner -- at least when it comes to Democrats.
Mellencamp, who was born and lives in Indiana, is taking the stage to support both Democratic presidential candidates, first at a Barack Obama rally Tuesday night in Evansville and then May 3 with Hillary Rodham Clinton in Indianapolis.
Bob Merlis, Mellencamp's publicist, said the rocker hasn't said who he'll vote for but sees Democrats as the greatest hope for change.
"Neither candidate is as liberal as he would prefer, but he's happy to contribute what he can," Merlis said Tuesday.
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Oh well.
He sucks anyway.
Indigo
· 1 year ago
Good morning! It's all over but the bickering and the bickering could change everything. All I know for certain is that I won't vote for Shrillary. I think Obama (Barry to his buds) is on top of things in ways we haven't yet recognized. The secret side of Barry? On the other side of the half black thing is the fact that he's half white. He knows the rubber chicken country club KKK midwestern routine from the inside. Thanks, mom. He doesn't foreground the Bubbas on the family tree but they're there and he knows the drill. He's got one very thick skin under that charismatic glow. I have neighbors. They're "leaning" towards McCain. Yeah, they are. Racists? Well . . . yeah. So here's the slogan I'm about to toss into their Betty Crocker mix: "More of the same with insane McCain."
Mark in Florida
· 1 year ago
Well Said. Obama started on McCain in his speech last night. But I think he needs to tie Bush around McCain's neck and toss him into the river!
Bush+McCain=McBush
McCain is even more dangerous than Bush in my opinion
aquarius2
· 1 year ago
One thing that annoys the hell out of me is Clinton's spin that "why can't he close the deal". EXCUSE ME , but why can't she? If she is the stronger candidate, then why can't she close the deal? Did anyone think to ask her that?
ctcdac
· 1 year ago
I agree with you. Clinton is all mouth just like her husband, THE FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT -my foot. How the heck did he ever think that! And why do all the African American people allow him to use this phrase and get away with it. The Clinton's are EVIL, EVIL EVIL people and this country doesn't need them in our White House again.
Mark in Florida
· 1 year ago
Onto Indiana and North Carolina.
Webster
· 1 year ago
4046 American deaths in Iraq as of this morning.
firebrand
· 1 year ago
kevinbgoode
Good points about Ron Paul. Its rather interesting that the MSM has under reported the PA "surge" for Paul (as well as the votes for Huckleberry).
I spoke to some of my republican neighbors yesterday ( before I voted for BHO) and they said that they expect Paul to go third party this summer.
We'll see.
firebrand
· 1 year ago
ctcdac
Excuse me. 45 percent of us voted for BARACK OBAMA! You're the ignorant one.
angryafrican
· 1 year ago
It’s a bit of a no show isn’t it? Drawing fake lines in the sand and claiming they are this or that. Not a real fight. More like a bit of glove slapping across the face. I am not sure whether any of the three candidates actually offers anything substantially different. Even those who fell out were not extreme left or extreme left. Just a nudge to the one side or the other. Less Rumble in the Jungle more Wrestlemania. A little bit of fireworks and a laser display. But a show none the less. http://angryafrican.net/2008/04/22/storm-in-a-t...
vwcat
· 1 year ago
I can watch Russert or Matthews alot easier then listening to Scarborough or Buchanan. The republicans licking their chops at spinning that Hillary is Joan of Arc while Obama is evil is so transparent and annoying. Those two in tandem with their DLC lackey, Ford, is enough to feel like nails on chalkboard when they are on. The press this morning is all smiles and happy spinning the Clinton talk of how great she is and that Obama is so weak. Come on. Penn. is bording on NY with the Clinton machine firmly in place. She still lost the delegate and vote and states completely last night. She has no chance of closing that. Period. But, I do notice how the press is all hyped when Clinton wins by 10 or under like it's a big thing and yet, they don't seem too impressed when Obama keeps beating Clinton by 25, 30 points in most states.
Dianne_in_DC
· 1 year ago
Matthews last night blamed the press for misleading people in thinking that Hillary could win the nomination. I agree that the folks who voted for her yesterday are being used. The nomination hasn't been this close since 1968. If you're too young to remember 1968, go see the movie "The Chicago 10". It wasn't pretty. I also think we'd all be better off if Bill was kept under lock and key.
firebrand
· 1 year ago
Dianne_in_DC
I remember Chicago in 1968. Not good! Lets hope we don't have a repeat.
I will interested in the final count on PA because they aren't exactly a 10 point spread at this point. They have rounded up Clinton's number and rounded down Obama's numbers, strange type of rounding. With the numbers as they stand /Clinton should be rounded to 9 .
Kes
· 1 year ago
I'm flabbergasted at the media repeating the "spent 12 million and couldn't take the state, why couldn't he take the state" spin. Obama cut Clinton's lead by more than half. More importantly, when Clinton loses North Carolina by a (likely) even bigger margin, what's the Clinton spin going to be then? I doubt anybody will note that the Clinton campaign has been going on for weeks and Obama's margin keeps -growing-.
But that's the reality, isn't it? Everywhere Obama campaigns, he gets more support. Clinton just loses or maintains the inheritance with which she began.
ctcdac
· 1 year ago
Clinton will lose NC because we don't like her here. She's a liar, thief and USER. She's a phony and to full of herself. Where do these Clinton's think they are entitled to special treatment. They are disgusting people and don't deserve any respect from this country. Billery is a pig who uses woman and his own stupid wife didn't know he was doing everything but the fence post ...although she tired to play the heartbroken wife...and then this country paid for their little make-up trip to Martha's Vin.....or was it a lets finish our plan to play on the hearts of the American people AGAIN..
jr
· 1 year ago
Terry McAuliffe's sucking up to Fox news was disgusting
firebrand
· 1 year ago
Hitlery Clinton used Rovian fear tactics (Osama, 1929 market crash, Pearl Harbor etc) to garner votes in PA. Most despicable!!
Now where's my American flag lapel pin....
kiki
· 1 year ago
Okay, Pennsylvania is over. I swear, I can't sit through another night watching Tim Russert and Chris Matthews. Even with the sound down, it's painful. Russert can't complete a sentence without saying "Rev. Wright."
They want Hillary to win because the voting machines are probably all set and fixed for a McBush/Clinton race. It's not too hard to figure out. No one can stand it already. Barak is getting switboated by the media, just like Kerry did. They already know who is going to win. Clinton and McBush are the same. If Clinton gets in, get ready for war with Iran.
tlsintx
· 1 year ago
Kes-
that spin has been coming from limpballs, hannity, et al these last few days...the GOPers are very afraid of Obama...
the real question, is why hasn't the all-powerful Clinton machine dispatched Obama by now?
BorninUSA
· 1 year ago
I hate to sound like a broken record, but....I have asked and asked on several threads just what chance does Hillary have. Is there any chance at all that she can win? I read that Obama has more delegates and can't be beat. Then I read that Clinton only needs so many more delegates to win. I admit I don't understand the delegate thing but I have come to the only conclusion available, no one else knows what the hell is going on either.
shanobama
· 1 year ago
It is estimated that Hillary has a 5% chance to win, BiUSA. I expect this number to go down...
Smarmy
· 1 year ago
Hillary is too mean and hypocritical to be an American. Russert vomits the republican speaking points and thinks no one notices! Russert and his ilk want you to believe that Hillary had a comeback - a chance. She did not. She has NO chance. Do the frickin math! There is a decided republican sleight of hand in all of Hillary's media compliments. She cannot win. She must be stopped from continuing. Superdelegates - DO YOUR JOBS! Calling Howard Dean to save the nation from this nauseating condition.
Mikki --SE Pennsylvania
· 1 year ago
Good Morning All! I was a bit depressed earlier but having read through all the comments on this thread, I would like to thank most of you for restoring my spirit, especially kevinbgoode for injecting the cheering FACT from the Pa Dept. of State that the great whore's win is only 8.5%, not the 10 percent that all the media were trumpeting. And speaking of the media, after having MSNBC on most of yesterday, I am awaiting their announcement of support for same ole Hil any moment. Even Olbermann can not save them now. It is just too much to have Fat Timmie Russert, loud and loutish Chris Matthews, piggy-eyed and just plain stupid Joe Scarborough, prune-faced Pat Buchanan, and cadaverous Andrea Mitchell, all prattling on and on about Hillary this and Hillary that. They have all forfeited any claim to be impartial observers or journalists or reporters and should be required to be captioned as Clinton campaign functionaries. They do NO analysis; they regurgitate only what appear to support their biased ideas. This sort of thing gives added credence to the general idea that corporate America is scared shitless of a candidate they can not control. Hence their rush to support the great whore: she has been bought and paid for for a long time along with her racist and whoremonger husband. Yes, Hil it was NOT a double digit win, it was 8.5%
ctcdac
· 1 year ago
Boy have the people of PA shown how really stupid they are. Not only did Hillary USE them, but they allowed themselves to be USED. Don't you people in PA know a liar when you see one? Don't you people in PA know when you're being USED? Don't you people in PA had enough of the Clinton's? No wonder Hillary and Billery went to your state, they knew you were all so stupid and could be taken for a ride and you LET THEM USE YOU AGAIN. Way to go PA - you really showed your colors YELLOW.... All you stupid woman who swear that you have to vote for Hillary because she's a woman really need your heads examined. I really think you all (woman) are fighting over who will be the first one to get Bill Clinton to committ Adultery for the 100th time. The Clinton's are not nice people, in fact they are very EVIL and yet the people of PA didn't see that....too bad PA because you just showed the world how ignorant you really are.. Here you've got a white haired white man claming to be the FIRST BLACK PRESIDENT and you have white woman claiming she was under sniper attack in Bosnia....these two people wouldn't know the truth if it fell on their heads. Thanks PA for being a stand up kind of state - instead of being the Keystone state you are now known as the IGNORANT STATE....
Busboy
· 1 year ago
I'm puzzled as to why people say Hillary can't win. If Obama doesn't wrap it up before the convention or doesn't win on the first vote round;..... then Hillary will probably be the nominee. The Clintons are much better at bribing and arm twisting than Obama. You think some superdelegate won't change his vote for a posh government job or liason position in a west European embassy?
Busboy
· 1 year ago
"I also think we'd all be better off if Bill was kept under lock and key." --- Dianne in DC
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Hell, Scarborough should be asking why Ron Paul collected nearly 16% of the vote in Pennsylvania, and their presumed candidate McSame only received 72%. Seems to me that McSame hasn't closed the deal too well if 28% of Republicans in a primary AFTER he secured the delegates still refuse to vote for him.
One thing that just annoys me is that, apparently, the American people have no say in what crazy-ass talking heads are hired to propagandize us - after awhile, all of the channels appear to be the same. They often don't seem to possess any more knowledge than any lay person couldn't collect on the internet in an hour - worse, they often make amazing mistakes without batting an eye, and then (like ABC) arrogantly pretend they didn't really do anything - it's all in the audience's imagination.
please dont delude yourself any longer
Billary cant win,NUMBERS DONT LIE,she picked up 10 delegates last nite,that is all,she is WAY behind,and mathematically impossible to win
Caller on C Span doesn't want Bill Clinton in the White House ...cuz young women working there won't be safe around him.
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I'm surprised Bubba hasn't become more of an issue.
He's running around like he's going to be Vice President.
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Obama can't win either. Neither can win without the other dropping out. The spin here is ridiculous. Obama is still being coddled by the press and the blogs. The longer Hillary stays in the race, the more that will come out about the real Obama. That's what his supporters are afraid of. Wait 'til the GOP gets ahold of him. Right now they're wringing their hands in anticipation and laughing like Snidley Whiplash.
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Give me a break.
Hillary's been doing her best to destroy Obama and it hasn't happened.
Hell, he hasn't even been in politics long enough to be as dirty as the Clintons.
Meanwhile, Bubba's China deals, his pardons, his Library donors, Hillary's role in NAFTA, her finances are all time bombs wating to go off.
Not to mention Bubba's continued philandering.
I think that it is time that the New York Times Editorial Page takes the next step and withdraws it previous endorsement of Mrs. Clinton. Her campaign's poor performance does not give me confidence that she could run the nation, let alone unite it. The Times should be part of the solution and officially shift its support to Mr. Obama.
— PBY, New York
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http://community.nytimes.com/article/comments/2...
I couldn't agree more.
It was reported on NPR this am that she only has $2.5M in cash and a shitload of debt; Obama has $42M in cash...
Last week on Air America Ed Schultz said Bill had been put on a diet ....no women for a year...and apparently
he has stuck with it....lol
I just read this on Kos
Clinton: 54.69
Obama: 45.31
That's a difference of 9.38 percent which, if you're going to round, would round down to 9 percent, not 10 percent. That is, unless we decide we're averse to odd number splits.
And there may be more precincts outstanding than just the Delaware County and Philly ones, plus provisional ballots still left.
Obama ran a positive campaign, even after Clinton hit ads; he showed he has the diplomacy, intelligence and wisdom to avoid the kind of shit the Clinton campaign puts out.
Oh yeah, and Bill's bona fides on race is that he has an office in Harlem...
And they wonder why 90%+ of African Americans are voting for Obama. They call that "racism."
"Oh, absolutely,'' she said on NBC's Today Show this morning, the day after her Pennsylvania victory. "What happened yesterday was an incredible development,'' she said. Voters "made it clear'' that they were voting for her experience and plans. The big states necessary to anchor a "More people have now voted for me than have voted for my opponent...
She is basing her count, of course, on two still-disputed states. "I won overwhelmingly in Florida,'' Clinton said, and more people voted for me in Michigan''--where she was the only major candidate on the Democratic ballot.
http://www.swamppolitics.com/news/politics/blog...
What a total phony she is.
I think the summer will be very ugly and Hill will destroy the party and McBush will squeak by with help from the SCOTUS or Diebold. And the help of the Corporate MSM--don't forget them.
http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/default...
Most of them seem to be playing it "Race goes on, Hillary has an uphill battle."
"Oh, absolutely,'' she said on NBC's Today Show this morning, the day after her Pennsylvania victory. "What happened yesterday was an incredible development,'' she said.
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Yeah, she lost 10 points in about 2 weeks.
Incredible!
If she's so damn electable....as she says she is.....why does she have so much trouble raising money.
If it comes to this, why should I vote at all? Clinton and McCrazy are 2 corporate birds of a feather.
Hillary is screaming why can't Obama close the deal.....well why has Hillary been having so much trouble raising money???
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She started the year 20 and 30 points ahead throughout the country and she acts like she's the underdog.
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I have a sinking feeling Clinton will steal the nomination--that leaves it wide open for McCrazy to do the same in Nov, in spite of RW protestations, and the fact that he's considered 100% disabled by the Navy. He's not in good health, so who have the Rethugs waiting in the wings to take over?
If it comes to this, why should I vote at all? Clinton and McCrazy are 2 corporate birds of a feather.
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Jump off that bridge when you come to it.
Right now, Obama still has a chance to wipe her out in Indiana and N. Carolina, and send her home before the convention.
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I can't respect Hillary or McCain because of the way the kiss the asses of their former tormentors.
If you care to weigh in: http://www.cnn.com/
But I don't underestimate the sorry dirty tricks and racism of Clinton.
BTW, as an aside, it was reported on MSNBC this am that John Mellencamp is going to play at a Clinton affair...and maybe even for McCrazy. If that's true, I hope he burns in hell.
Mellencamp, who was born and lives in Indiana, is taking the stage to support both Democratic presidential candidates, first at a Barack Obama rally Tuesday night in Evansville and then May 3 with Hillary Rodham Clinton in Indianapolis.
Bob Merlis, Mellencamp's publicist, said the rocker hasn't said who he'll vote for but sees Democrats as the greatest hope for change.
"Neither candidate is as liberal as he would prefer, but he's happy to contribute what he can," Merlis said Tuesday.
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Oh well.
He sucks anyway.
I think Obama (Barry to his buds) is on top of things in ways we haven't yet recognized. The secret side of Barry? On the other side of the half black thing is the fact that he's half white. He knows the rubber chicken country club KKK midwestern routine from the inside. Thanks, mom. He doesn't foreground the Bubbas on the family tree but they're there and he knows the drill. He's got one very thick skin under that charismatic glow.
I have neighbors. They're "leaning" towards McCain. Yeah, they are. Racists? Well . . . yeah. So here's the slogan I'm about to toss into their Betty Crocker mix:
"More of the same with insane McCain."
Bush+McCain=McBush
McCain is even more dangerous than Bush in my opinion
Good points about Ron Paul. Its rather interesting that the MSM has under reported the PA "surge" for Paul (as well as the votes for Huckleberry).
I spoke to some of my republican neighbors yesterday ( before I voted for BHO) and they said that they expect Paul to go third party this summer.
We'll see.
Excuse me. 45 percent of us voted for BARACK OBAMA! You're the ignorant one.
Those two in tandem with their DLC lackey, Ford, is enough to feel like nails on chalkboard when they are on.
The press this morning is all smiles and happy spinning the Clinton talk of how great she is and that Obama is so weak. Come on. Penn. is bording on NY with the Clinton machine firmly in place. She still lost the delegate and vote and states completely last night. She has no chance of closing that. Period.
But, I do notice how the press is all hyped when Clinton wins by 10 or under like it's a big thing and yet, they don't seem too impressed when Obama keeps beating Clinton by 25, 30 points in most states.
I remember Chicago in 1968. Not good! Lets hope we don't have a repeat.
*erp*
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/04/22/bush-were-n...
But that's the reality, isn't it? Everywhere Obama campaigns, he gets more support. Clinton just loses or maintains the inheritance with which she began.
Now where's my American flag lapel pin....
They want Hillary to win because the voting machines are probably all set and fixed for a McBush/Clinton race. It's not too hard to figure out. No one can stand it already. Barak is getting switboated by the media, just like Kerry did. They already know who is going to win. Clinton and McBush are the same. If Clinton gets in, get ready for war with Iran.
that spin has been coming from limpballs, hannity, et al these last few days...the GOPers are very afraid of Obama...
the real question, is why hasn't the all-powerful Clinton machine dispatched Obama by now?
And speaking of the media, after having MSNBC on most of yesterday, I am awaiting their announcement of support for same ole Hil any moment. Even Olbermann can not save them now. It is just too much to have Fat Timmie Russert, loud and loutish Chris Matthews, piggy-eyed and just plain stupid Joe Scarborough, prune-faced Pat Buchanan, and cadaverous Andrea Mitchell, all prattling on and on about Hillary this and Hillary that. They have all forfeited any claim to be impartial observers or journalists or reporters and should be required to be captioned as Clinton campaign functionaries. They do NO analysis; they regurgitate only what appear to support their biased ideas.
This sort of thing gives added credence to the general idea that corporate America is scared shitless of a candidate they can not control. Hence their rush to support the great whore: she has been bought and paid for for a long time along with her racist and whoremonger husband.
Yes, Hil it was NOT a double digit win, it was 8.5%
!2 years too late, my dear...