Minn. Sen. Amy Klobuchar Endorses Obama

Makes me glad I voted for her!
I haven't agreed with all her votes.... but she is active in the senate.
She ain't no 'shrinking violet'. She is caring on that Wellstone thing!

Its funny how all the sore losers around here just cant give it up.

America only has one real choice.

Obama 08

THE MATH " Monday, March 31 " After Texas Counties

6:00 p.m. Eastern Time (US)

Delegates needed to win nomination " 2,023.5 (considering status quo)
Pledged Delegates in " 2,669.0 of 3,235.0 " 82.5%

Well worth the read..

THE MATH " Monday, March 31 " After Texas Counties

Thanks to phrigndumass for the work

http://journals.democraticunderground.com/phrigndumass

oh, gee...another member of the far left endorsing its left-most member...STOP THE PRESSES!

Its on Drudge's front page. Ugly source I know, but there you have it!

Heads up Huffpo, latest Rasmussen polls showing Obama has narrowed Clinton's lead in Pennsylvania to 5. And no, that is no April Fool's!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtNAw1PAAEo

If I'm not mistaken, Obama leads in both pledged delegates (primaries and caucuses) and in super delegates. In other words, it is all but mathematically impossible for Obama to lose his lead in delegates unless he dies before the election.

So, Hillary can stay in the race all the way she f*cking wants, but she will never win!

Reality check, Hillary. Do you care more about yourself or more about the Democratic Party and Obama Barack who have to take on John McCain in November?

We already know that you voted for George W. Bush's War on Iraq (and never apologized for that). Do you really think that Democrats and the American voters are going to support a person who stupidly voted for an illegal, immoral, and bloody War on Iraq?

Please respect the American people who know that the War on Iraq was a major-league mistake.

Thank you.

David Wyles

Please respect the

Barack Obama takes a shot at Ted Kennedy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlvJ8bA6_xA

It is pure naivete on the part of the party elite and concerned constituents to believe that the drama Hillary has planned for the convention will not be designed to threaten the Party's legitimacy (FL MI) and chances to win (revenge voting).

Do not believe the "not hurting the party" rhetoric for a moment. It's only meant to buy time to make the threats most effective.

Freshman Sen Klobuchar knows which side her butt is breaded on.

Reid is a bit corrupt; Pelosi, as a Cheney ally is totally corrupt.

The confused Sen Klobuchar exhibits a Show-Me-The-Money kind of leadership.

Will she resign if her political promiscuity proves wrong.?

There is a lot money available, out there, for unprincipled Obama supporters--whose corruption is required to elect McCain or something much worse.

I long for the Dem Party of FDR.

No More Gore.

Obama will never be president.

Obamas check cleared. The best delegates money can buy.

Obama-style. Is it ready for the Show?
From Jennifer Rubin at Commentary:
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Life in A Cocoon
Jennifer Rubin - 03.31.2008 - 15:12
A problem for Barack Obama"after living in the womb of the academic Left, running a virtually uncontested Senate race, being welcomed to the Senate as a trailblazer, and then being received by throngs of cheering pundits as the savior of American politics"is that he hasn"t learned to confront criticism. When reporters wanted to quiz him on Tony Rezko, he seemed shocked that they should demand answers to more than eight questions.

Today he got into a bit of a back and forth with a reporter over his Iraq position. What strikes you is that he"s not very good on his feet, hemming and hawing about what forces he would leave there and for how long. (He then resorts lamely to John McCain"s "100 years" comment, feigning ignorance about using the comment out of context.) When everyone you come in contact with agrees with you, and fawns over you to boot, it does not prepare you to defend yourself or answer tough questions. The media fan club so far has done their favorite candidate no favors in that regard.

http://www.commentarymagazine.com/blogs/index.php/rubin/3142

I understand that ten multi-millionaire Clinton supporters recently wrote to Nancy Pelosi, suggesting that Congressional superdelegates risked the loss of financial support from certain major donors if they (the Congressional superdelegates) committed their votes to Barack Obama. I also understand that notwithstanding those veiled threats, seven Democratic in the North Carolina Congressional delegation are going to endorse Barack Obama sometime within the next few days.
Superdelegates watch and weigh many things, not the least of which is the ebb and flow of their own fundraising efforts. It is important that superdelegates understand that they will NOT lose by supporting Barack Obama, but rather, that they will gain. Accordingly, if and when those North Carolina superdelegates make their announcement in support of Obama, I will be making online contributions to each of them. I hope that many tens of thousands of Obama supporters do so as well.