Bend Over Democrats...

[Airhead]

...Because Hillary Clinton is going to steal this nomination in spite of Obama's overwhelming public endorsement. Remember, I said months ago Obama had no chance at winning the nomination because the Dems are every bit as much a political machine as the Repubs are, and political machines tell YOU who the candidate will be, not the other way around. Hillary is part of the machine and Obama isn't....simple as that.

[Hitman20]

This wount end well....

[indy007]

Obama is going to get the nomination. The democrats will start pouring their funds into the election.

Then, Karl Rove is going to jump out from a dark corner with a video of Michelle Obama, on the pulpit in Wright's church, railing about the evils of whitey. 

[VonMessa]

...Because Hillary Clinton is going to steal this nomination in spite of Obama's overwhelming public endorsement. Remember, I said months ago Obama had no chance at winning the nomination because the Dems are every bit as much a political machine as the Repubs are, and political machines tell YOU who the candidate will be, not the other way around. Hillary is part of the machine and Obama isn't....simple as that.

This is news?

Besides, the Dems' are making such a big fuss inside their own party that the Reps might just steal the election right from underneath them.

Please do not think I am making a political statement.  If I was going to do that, I would tell you that I would vote for the first person to legalize and TAX marijuana.   

[Shuckins]

Actually, I think Hillary is the one leading in the popular vote.  The latest polls show her doing better against McCain in the upcoming election than Obama.  Given the revelations about Obama's "friends" and their less than savory character and politics, I doubt that he could gain a majority of his party's primary delegates if the nomination process was restarted at this point in time.

[Reschke]

And you wonder why it all started coming out in the open AFTER he had wrapped up the nomination by numbers. Just another case of who is the lesser of two evils and in my view anyone that is supported by the liberal Euro trashers like Obama is doesn't get my vote. I will vote but not for anyone that will win the election.

[midnight Target]

Unfortunately the Dems don't have the gonads to nominate Hillary. She would make a great President.

[SteveBailey]

Unfortunately the Dems don't have the gonads to nominate Hillary. She would make a great President.

 

I've been saying all along that  Obama is not electible.

[Toad]

Enjoy the Real Clear Politics page that brings together multiple polls.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/polls/

Right now Billary beats McC by 2% and the Big Bama beats McC  by .7% But we're still in the pre-game; we haven't even gotten to the kick-off yet.

BTW, the polls say Big Bama has the nomination by quite a ways.

[Airhead]

BTW, the polls say Big Bama has the nomination by quite a ways.

It'll be decided by the super deligates....And MT,I agree with you that any Dem would be better than a continued Bush agenda of 4 more years, which is what McCain offers- my objection will be to the way the nomination is decided - back room deals by the power elite. That's how the Republicans operate- I thought we were more responsive to the people in our party's wishes tho.

[Toad]

C'mon, Air... you must be joking! You really think the Dems don't engage in just as many and just as lousy smoke-filled-room deals?

There's no difference between the Pubs or the Crats; they all want a job where they don't work, get to spend other people's money, get treated like a special class of royalty and get to pretend they're smarter than all the working stiffs.

There's a reason the Founder's tried to keep government small and limited in power.

We're just a bunch of stupid morons for letting the pols get over on us like they do.

[SteveBailey]

That's how the Republicans operate- I thought we were more responsive to the people in our party's wishes tho.

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[rpm]

C'mon, Air... you must be joking! You really think the Dems don't engage in just as many and just as lousy smoke-filled-room deals?

I thought Dems invented them.

[Holden McGroin]

I'm surprized that the party who (which?) thinks it got rooked (no offense) by the Electoral College even though they won the popular vote is the party who has super delegates that can vote without regard to the popular vote. 

[Airhead]

I'm surprized that the party who (which?) thinks it got rooked (no offense) by the Electoral College even though they won the popular vote is the party who has super delegates that can vote without regard to the popular vote. 

If it were just a "vote" the Super Deligates had it wouldn't be so bad- but it's 60% of the vote, which makes the whole Democrats' primary process a sham.

It could be worse I guess- the Republican party's nominee for 2008 was decided in 2003.

Oh, Toad? I'm beginning to agree with you more and more...which scares me.