Howard Dean Gets Heated With Clinton Donors At Private Meeting

Youth is the main target of Obama Hussein campaign. The young people are more open to accept any change in the norms. They don't have enough experience to be able to dissect issues in a more practical and more mature level. They are easily prone to be brainwashed by big speeches, and react with passion to issues without much hesitation. We all been there once. In normal situation, I'll let them decide and learn along the way. But not if the countries future is at stake. No No No to young people deciding the destiny of the nation. We the adults and the more mature ones should decide what is the best for the country. It is our responsibility. Barack Obama is not the right choice for the country. His connection to Anton Rezco, Jeremiah Wright, William Ayers; is too much not to be taken for granted. Obama is also too liberal. His stands on abortion issues. His jokes with regards to history, like Bataan Death March; his sexist comments in Penn. Being a minority myself, I should choice a candidate from a minority population. But I've experienced and seen enough rallies, and heard better and more eloquent speaker in the country where I was from. No to big rallies, and speeches. No to Barack Obama.

Clinton and Obama agreed back in November to not campaign in Michigan and Florida, they agreed to not allow their deligates to be seated, they agreed to pull their names off the ballot. Clinton may only have agreed because she thought they "wouldn't matter" as she would wrap up the nomination by Super Tuesday. Too bad, so sad..... But Hillary, If you said they "didn't matter" back then, then they should not matter now.

Howard Dean, please show leadership and take a firm stand against seating these delegates, per the agreements made by Clinton, Omama, and the National Democratic Party. To Hell with the Clintonistas and their hissy fits!

Dean stamped his feet, threw a hissy fit and created this mess. Now he has to solve it. From my perspective, he needs to back down and seat the delegates. This is politics and it gets ugly. The last time Dean ran he had his campaign blow up in his face by his own actions. In my book he should step down as the DNC leader.

I don't care much anymore - this has all become quite exhausting and frustrating.

I really think Dean has failed the leadership test and one starts to wonder what kind of president he would have made - better than the shrub of course - but still.

The ultra-partisanship will damage any chance of getting a Democrat in the White House in November, and many would do well to think about that. There are Supreme Court seats to consider. Reading the responses here and on the New York Observer site really frightens me. Language being used towards both candidates is absolutely horrible. Shame really, this was supposed to be a slam-dunk for the Dems.

The clinton's are doing a lot of bullying lately. Not pretty, not democratic, we've had enough of that.

ANOTHER OF HILL'S FUNDRAISERS IN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW:

"A Texas oilman who's accused of defrauding the Nigerian government by illegally pumping and exporting 10 million barrels of oil is a major fundraiser for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.

Kase Lawal of Houston is at least the fourth person accused or convicted of criminal wrongdoing to help finance Clinton's political ambitions since 2000 and the second in her quest for the White House. The list also includes Chinese and Pakistani fugitives and a former Miami lawyer who was convicted of defrauding Cuba.

There's no indication that Clinton's campaign was aware of Lawal's legal problems when it accepted his help in raising more than $100,000, but a McClatchy investigation in the U.S. and Nigeria suggests that her campaign did little to scrutinize the background of one of its top fundraisers.

Jay Carson, a campaign spokesman, brushed off such criticism.

"While no vetting process is perfect, our vetting department does extensive vetting in order to catch any issues with donors," he said. "And to our knowledge, Mr. Lawal is an upstanding member of his community in Houston."

What exactly does Dean do? When does he do it?

"Bite you in the ass" does not begin to cover what the stupidity of the DNC in MI and FL will do to the Dems in the general.

http://strictlyanecdotal.com/2008/03/25/democratic-voters-in-florida-remind-me-of-a-rabbit-i-was-hit-with-my-car.aspx

I wish I had the skills to write a book. This whole past year of politics has been a real lesson for Democratic hopefuls in the future. If only I had the skills to write a book that could be used by Poli-Sci students...
Oh, wait... where is that author that ghosted Hillary's two books? I am willing to make a deal.

clintons made at least 110 million dollars.
now these people crying are the big money shots who EXPECT favors had hillary won.

so they are fake crying like hillary likes to do.

dump the liar she cant win
VOTE OBAMA he is in!

This is such a phony, bait-and-switch argument that the Clintonites are using to try to undermine Obama's presumptive nomination. Leaving aside that the Clintonites are bargaining in bad faith and welching on a deal that all parties made to invalidate the MI and FL results once those states broke the rules, the Clinton campaign simply does not have the money to compete in them, much less to contribute to the refinancing of any kind of primary revote.

While we're posting these comments and debating this issue, Obama is outspending her 5-1 in PA and creeping up higher in the polls there every day.

This whole farce is nothing more than sour grapes from Clinton's big money windbags, with Dr. Dean being unfairly exploited as their scapegoat. Disgusting....

Let's hope that this primary season ends HRC's presidential chances forever. I look forward to seeing her grow the beard that Bill Maher predicted for her, a la Gore and Richardson.