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What Does the Future Hold for Hillary's Surrogates?

I think Lanny Davis is the most offensive of the hit men. If all that is accomplished this political season is that he is retired forever from television that will enough for me. posted 05/15/2008 at 15:15:22

Clinton: Obama Not Winning Over "Hard-Working Americans, White Americans"

Another college educated woman, aged 60 and voting for my first Democrat: OBAMA 08! posted 05/08/2008 at 12:52:42
According to the Irish polls, Obama now has about a 90% chance to get the nomination and 53% to be next President . McCain is at less than 40%. She is finished and showing her true ugly colors. posted 05/08/2008 at 12:44:10

Ed Koch: Obama Is A Sure Loser, Clinton Should Fight On

Are you joking? My husband and I are 60 and everyone we know (including my 86 year old father in law) is for Obama. Coincidentally, my father in law is a Shakesperean scholar. None of us feels comfortable with the idea of having a pathological liar as our President so we will NOT be voting for Clinton no matter what. posted 05/07/2008 at 20:59:52
Mr. Koch: You need to expand your intellectual universe. In contrast to you, we are surrounded by people (Republicans and Democrats) who support Obama and have no concern about the Rev. Wright matter. We all do, however, have a problem voting for someone (Hillary) who is a pathological liar. posted 05/07/2008 at 19:11:43

Race Is All the Clintons Have Left

Thanks, Barnicle! I scream at the tv every time I hear the question about the working class whites' votes when RARELY do they question the opposite: how will HRC recover the black vote? posted 05/07/2008 at 19:19:58

Study: Obama-Backed Illinois Gas Tax Holiday Actually Worked

Also missing from this argument is the consideration that a state's action has a different effect than a national one. If more people from neighboring states went to Illinois to get gas during this time, it would alter the effect. If the gas tax vacation was national, there would be no out of state crossover. posted 05/06/2008 at 15:42:03

Carville: If Hillary Gave Obama "One Of Her Cojones, They'd Both Have Two"

Reminiscent of the shoulder pad females of the 70's who wore ties to prove they were more male. If women are looking for a role model, this comparison disproves Hillary's fitness for the role. She is proving she can play the game better than Obama, not that she is better or even different than any other man who has run for office. posted 05/04/2008 at 13:49:51

Superdelegates Must Tell Color of Change What it Can Do With its Silly Vote for Obama Petition

You lost me when you repeated that silly Clinton argument that if we were using the Republican rules, Hillary would have already won. It assumes that if THOSE were the rules, Obama would not have changed his strategy. Makes as much sense as saying after a fooball game that you lost because you fielded a basketball team. She knew the game she was playing and used the wrong team and strategy. posted 05/05/2008 at 01:00:35

Former DNC Chairs: Hillary Would Beat McCain Today -- Obama Wouldn't

This is a joke. Another sign of Clinton desperation. Who is this letter supposed to impress? Superdelegates? I think not. Adding Ron Brown's family was just stupid. posted 05/02/2008 at 16:10:53

Paul Kirk, Ex-DNC Chair And Superdelegate, To Endorse Obama

Isn't it funny that we are praising someone (HRC) for appealing to less educated people and 'blaming' Obama for having the support of more educated people? Kind of twisted. Sometimes I wish we had followed Buckley's philosophy. posted 05/02/2008 at 11:35:32
Make it hit the fan FAST .. send it on to everyone you know . .especially in Indiana! I would love to see HRC distance herself from this group for referring to Hoosiers as white ni--ers! posted 05/02/2008 at 11:32:34

Joe Trippi: I Should Have Told Edwards To Stay In Race

If the dems are ever to nominate a minority, it almost had to happen this way. For those people who would continue to vote for a white man out of 'habit' even if he were the weaker candidate, Edwards would have been a crutch. No offense meant to Senator Edwards. Personally I feel a lot of the so called Reagan Democrats who chose HRC in Ohio and PA will probably go with McCain in November. They will not now (and maybe never) vote for a female and/or an African American. posted 05/01/2008 at 23:10:56

Sidney Blumenthal Uses Former Right-Wing Foes To Attack Obama

Clinton will never win. Her ship is sinking. posted 05/01/2008 at 19:42:02

Why I Am Supporting Barack Obama

Lois Capps is our rep and Obama handily won our district in California. It is common knowledge hear that she is related through marriage to Burton but she also has long ties to the Clinton's who helped her husband to get elected. posted 04/30/2008 at 17:42:35

The Morning After: Obama Aide Still Pressed On Wright

Joe is the morning Hannity. MSNBC is cheapened by having him on. posted 04/30/2008 at 17:51:04

Reverend Wright's Church Bulletins: On Philanthropy, Race, And Life In The Spotlight

Now is the time to urge those Obama supporting superdelegates to recogtnize the integrity of this man and come forward. posted 04/30/2008 at 12:42:23

Have You Left No Sense Of Decency?

One can only hope that once the political season is over, MSNBC comes to its senses and Scarborough will be gone. posted 04/30/2008 at 03:56:16

Elizabeth Edwards Denies Endorsement Rumors

Elizabeth Edwards is focused on one issue and that is healthcare and she preferes Hilary's plan. That is all. posted 04/29/2008 at 11:24:15

Poll: Does Clinton Have A Problem With Black Voters?

This is HORRIBLY unreported. I want to scream at the television (ok, sometimes I do) every time they talk about Obama's probably with Reagan Democrats and fail to mention HRC's problem with the African American vote. Which group is larger? Who even knows about the Reagan Dems? It's been twenty years after all. My bet (knowing lots of them in NJ) is that there inherent prejudice against things that are new and unusual are that they will go to McCain. posted 04/28/2008 at 12:39:46

The Undeniable Virtue of Jeremiah Wright's Pro-Blackness (and the Problem with Pro-Whiteness)

Thanks you, John. You are a voice of reason and bring a positive message. posted 04/26/2008 at 12:17:05
We are switching channels to CNN most mornings now. We were loyal Imus' viewers who, in my view, was fairer in his 'reporting' than Scarborough ever is. He is becoming intolerable. Put Ridley and Rachel Madow on instead! posted 04/26/2008 at 12:11:01
I agree with you. There IS a generational divide. My uncle, aged 86 and a lifelong Democrat said he would probably vote for Hillary in the primary and McCain in the general. He is a really good man with a big heart but he called Obama a 'jungle bunny.' It is not that he is filled with hatred. I think it is more that he has grown up living in an area (NJ) where ethnic groups lived in their own neighborhoods and has always had an us and them mentality. Nothing Obama says or does will change his mind. That attitude will diminish when that generation passes. For younger, more transient people, it is no longer strange to have friends and spouses from different ethnicities and religions. Thank you, Bill Moyers. Obama 08! posted 04/26/2008 at 12:02:57

George McGovern: Still Backing Clinton, But Going Way Off Script

Believe it or not, there are people (I have read the posts) who think that Obama, if elected, will support only African Americans to the detriment of white people. The JFK story 40 years later. People thought the country would be turned over to the Vatican if JFK were elected. Ignorance lives! posted 04/26/2008 at 11:30:50

Bill and Hillary: Just Regular Folk in North Carolina

I agree. This person could cost us the best potential President and she still wants to profit from this election? posted 04/25/2008 at 19:26:30

Coulter Ups Violent Rhetoric on Obama

I think Ann Coulter has a lot of fans in Pennsylvania. posted 04/25/2008 at 09:07:09

"Mudcat" Saunders: Why Obama Isn't Winning Working Class Whites

As a convert (lifelong Republican supporting Obama) I must say that I have noticed that Obama has been off his game for a while now. Maybe as far back as Texas. It might be the attacks against his wife which not have been anticipated. It just seems he has lost his focus and his idealism. I can only hope that being on more familiar turf (Indiana) he will regain his strength and lead us to the White House. posted 04/24/2008 at 13:54:56

North Carolina GOP Defies McCain, Runs Ad With Rev. Wright

Has Hillary denounced this yet? McCain and the RNC did yesterday. Where is her leadership? posted 04/24/2008 at 11:15:02

Dems: Experiencing a Rebirth

Right but I believe that Pennsylvania takes the lead for people who said in the exit polls that they decided who to vote for based on race and then chose Hillary. That makes me - a white woman, aged 60, New Jersey born Catholic ashamed to be associated with any of those groups. The Catholic Church has more to apologize for than child abuse. They are doing nothing to encourage their members (at least in Pennsylvania evidently) to love their black neighbors. posted 04/24/2008 at 15:52:08
We know it because of the exit polls. posted 04/24/2008 at 15:48:02
What I get from the Pennsylvania election: There are thousands of democrats (including Catholics) who won't vote for a black man for President. As a native New Jerseyan I understand and have heard the slights and insults all of my life. I had hope for better but, even at age 60 I guess I am still somewhat naive (or hopeful). At the same time I am ashamed that in a week during which the Pope visited and talked about our responsibility to each other, so much hate and racism would be exhibited especially by white Catholic women. Maybe it is fear of the unknown: better a known liar than someone who is not like us. As for being outspent, I am so tired of this argument and the fact that the Clintons keep spinning it. Hillary is being outspent because she has been outplayed on fund raising something her experience should have taught her. Whether she has hired the wrong people, they have the wrong strategy or she is the wrong candidate, Hillary being outspent reflects a weakness and failure on her part. posted 04/24/2008 at 11:08:14

Obama Camp: Using Popular Vote Metric Just Ain't Gonna Work

Bosnia redux . .Hillary and her camp will spread this lie throughout Indiana and North Carolina and then eventually she may say 'she said things she knew were wrong and was embarassed.' This woman is a danger to our country and should probably not even be trusted to be a Senator. posted 04/24/2008 at 10:56:05

Jeremiah Wright Used In New Ad By North Carolina GOP: Watch Video

For those of you who are disgusted with this, I suggest we contact influential people in the tourism industry to let them know that a North Carolina filled with racist bigots who would exploit something as divisive as this (a la Sean Hanity) is not an appealing vacation spot. Who needs to be surrounded by hatred on a holiday getaway? posted 04/23/2008 at 15:48:56

Rendell Says College Kids "Drink The Kool-Aid" Of Obama Speeches

Elitist is right . Why not exclude 'old' people because they don't think so clearly. Or, let's restrict voting to college educated people or those who are more intelligent. Thanks Governor Rendell. My husband and I were college students 40 years ago and are both Obama supporters after studying and reading LOTS but have yet to drink any Kool-Aid. BTW we have read and seen enough to know we would never support Senator Clinton. posted 04/21/2008 at 19:27:05

Michael Moore Endorses Obama, Calls Clinton Tactics "Disgusting"

I have never agreed with you as much as now. The hypocrisy and lies put aside, the black and white ad Senator Clinton runs reminding those of a better time in the 1950's is equally dishonest. In order to survive in the future, we need to recognize what needs to be done and get on the proverbial train. There is no going back to those imperfect days (segregation, McCarthyism) and an honest politician (?) who is leading the nation must tell you that. posted 04/21/2008 at 10:50:36

Lanny Davis: Clinton Campaign Moralist, Spin Doctor

Who has challenged Lanny Davis' accusation that Bill Ayers is a murderer? It is an outrageous claim. I am not a fan of the Weathermen but I do favor an honest political debate. Where is the challenge and/or lawsuit for this accusation? As far as I know, the people from the Weathermen group who were actually involved ih a murder were pardoned by Bill Clinton. posted 04/21/2008 at 15:53:46

Russert v. ABC: Steel Cage Stupidity Death Match

As I read it (Ayers) his book (Fugitive Days) was being released and the Chicago paper ran a story about him that was picked up and published in the NYT on 9/11. To say Bill Ayers said on 9/11 that he wished he had bombed more is a flat lie. You are right that Ayers' reference was that he regretted they didn't do more to stop the Viet Nam war. BTW Lanny Davis has taken to calling Ayers a murderer. He never murdered anyone nor was ever accused of it. There were OTHER members of the Weathermen who were later involved in a Brinks robbery where people were killed. Bill Clinton pardoned two of them. posted 04/21/2008 at 19:47:54
Shame on you, Tim Russert! You owe Obama an apology for spreading this lie about the Pledge. posted 04/21/2008 at 13:17:54

Obama Out of Touch With Pennsylvania? Every Major Paper There Backs Him

I learned about arugula about 20 years ago from an old Italian gentleman who grew it in his vegetable garden as did generations before him. It doesn't have to be an elitist thing. So many of these 'accusations' are so shallow. The one that is troubling to me, though, is the Billy Ayers 'issue' because it so smacks of McCarthyism. It is possibly the worst tactic that Hillary has used so far. I can only hope it is her last. posted 04/19/2008 at 16:41:36

Jon Stewart Rips ABC Debate

God will damn an America that kills innocent people. Not at all an unreasonable statement. posted 04/20/2008 at 01:30:45

Clinton Backer Distributes Essay On How GOP Would Link Obama To '70s Radicals

In sticking to the facts and NOT defending Bill Ayers, according to what I read he was never involved nor wanted to hurt any person. When an error in preparing a bomb killed three of their members (including Ayers' girlfriend at the time), they changed their approach. OTHER members of the Weathermen were involved later in a Brinks robbery that resulted in deaths. I agree with you that Obama should address this eventually and include Ayers. posted 04/19/2008 at 13:36:11
The answer is that it is what they do. Just like in South Carolina. Put it out there and hope that the impact of what they say and/or do will have more effect than the follow up. How many people were impacted by what Senator Clinton said about Bosnia? Many of them have already voted. In NH, she said absolutely the Florida election should not count because that was a hot topic in NH. A NH newspaper said she duped the voters of NH. What she said the other night about Bill Ayers was another example of playing fast and loose with the truth. There was an article written about Bill Ayers by a Chicago newspaper because of a book he had written. It included quotes from Ayers about wishing they had done more TO STOP THE WAR IN VIET NAM. The article was REPRINTED in the NYTimes on 9/11. Bill Ayers DID NOT say on 9/11 that he wished they had set more bombs. That is something that Cinton has put out there and another example of her saying something she knows to be 'not the facts.' For most of us, that would be a lie. posted 04/19/2008 at 13:32:38

Clinton Slams Democratic Activists At Private Fundraiser

OOPS! posted 04/18/2008 at 20:04:26

Ayers And Obama: What Is Their Relationship?

I don't want to sound like I am channeling the 1950's but this IS starting to sound like McCarthyism to me. Guilt by association. Who was at the meeting? Who owned the house? Who served the food? Who cleaned the floors afterward? ALL GUILTY BY ASSOCIATION. Guilty of what? Obama is not in favor or violence. This is perhaps the worst type of smear that is being forwarded and promoted by Hannity and others. What impact on Obama is Bill Ayers' supposed to have? posted 04/17/2008 at 19:17:51
There is a post on William Ayers website that I wish I knew how to post here. It needs to be further investigated. What he (Mr. Ayers) says is that his comment was that 'he wished that he had done more' relates to his activities in trying to stop the war in Viet Nam and, apparently had nothing to do with 9/11. This post was written after Hannity first started to talk about him earlier this month. posted 04/17/2008 at 16:20:39

Campaign AdWatch: Obama Hits Back At Clinton, Lobbyists

Hope returns! Thanks, Barack! posted 04/15/2008 at 15:24:36

Pa. Voters Divided Over Obama Remarks

I wish someone would post Robert Reich's column here. (Sorry I don't know how.) We are all being pulled in by the media finding a 'big' story that could drag out over 5 days now. Senator Obama meant no disrespect. In fact, he was responding to the implication that poorer white voters would not vote for a black man and thus gave a list of why people in a certain socieconomic category choose their candidates and/or issues and that it WAS NOT about race. At least, that is my take on what I read. If you see the interview he did on Charlie Rose in 2004 (replayed last night) he explained it far better than he did last week. There have been lots of 'reasons' to be insulted by things that these candidates say. My husband and I do not fit the profile of Obama supporters and could certainly take offense by characterizations that are put forth by Clintonites. What we are more offended by is the ineffectiveness of a national government that bankrupts our nation with military and economic policies that put all of us in danger. We aren't setting the bar too high when we say we would choose Obama over a candidate who lies blatantly, publicly and repeatedly. posted 04/15/2008 at 12:59:42

Campaign AdWatch: Pennsylvania Yells At Obama

That is not what I got from what I read that he said. And, if you go back and watch him on Charlie Rose in 2004 you will see him saying similar things. The question is how do democrats do a better job of attracting this certain group of potential voters. What I understood is that he is saying that when people have no hope and/ or trust that the government will do anything to improve their lives they will cease to care about issues that might favor them because they don't trust that anything will be done. So for example, if one candidate was offering a true universal heath care plan they wouldn't attract the 'natural' voter who would benefit from better health care coverage. That voter might choose the 'other' candidate who favored something more 'emotionally' appealing (gun control) even if that candidate might be in favor of other things that were not in the financial interest of this voter. It is complex and I probably didn't explain it well either but it is an ongoing challenge. What Obama clearly expressed was that he DIDN't think it was racially motivated. posted 04/14/2008 at 22:59:58
Just when I thought she had broken the glass floor she crashed even lower. The good news is that we are in the middle of the end of the Clinton regime. posted 04/14/2008 at 20:23:10

Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer Knocks Obama On Health Care, Energy

A question I would pose is how would either health insurance program affect the 12 million + illegals and their families. They would NOT be included in Hillary's universal plan. Since Barack's is a voluntary enrollment, I wonder if it would be available to them? I think that would make up for the other potential shortfalls. Anything that leaves out 12 million (and climbing) does not seem universal to me. posted 04/10/2008 at 12:04:52

McCain Speaker: Have Your Tiger Woods, We've Got McCain

Look at that pictureL Stupid white men. Might a well be 1950. posted 04/08/2008 at 17:02:42

An Issue of Legitimacy and Democracy

Corzine seems to be back on the reservation. Florida and Michigan votes will be counted once Obama (or Clinton) has enough delegates to gain the nomination. There is no fair way to allow these states to influence the outcome. posted 04/07/2008 at 16:26:17

Hillary Clinton: I Started Criticizing Iraq War Before Obama

Ugh . I am glad I haven't had dinner yet. posted 04/05/2008 at 22:10:06

Clinton Under Fire Over False Story Of Health Care Horror

How many people are looking into the Hillary claim to have been taken by her youth minister to see MLK? Any witnesses? Anyone else attend? We watched her tell the story and neither my husband nor I could believe it was true. posted 04/05/2008 at 20:22:13

Hillary Clinton Tax Returns: See Full Details

How can they in good conscience ask poor people to contribute $5 or more when they could use their own money to finance this election? It is appalling! posted 04/04/2008 at 16:41:11

Hillary Clinton With Jay Leno On Tonight Show: Enters To "Rocky" Theme, Jokes About Sniper Fire

HRC says on Leno that she has been in 'lots' of war zones. Which ones? The next big question! posted 04/04/2008 at 19:29:47

Lou Dobbs Almost Calls Condi A "Cotton Picker"

My husband and I are done with Dobbs. We supported him through the immigration debate but find he is pushing an agenda these days rather than fostering a fair and intelligent debate. posted 04/01/2008 at 10:07:27

Clinton Camp: Obama Falsely Claims He Doesn't Take Oil Money

I don't know for sure but I am guessing this money represents donations from individuals who work in the oil industry. As Obama has responded through University of Chicago re the professor flap, I expect we will find out the truth. posted 03/28/2008 at 15:53:36

Obama Compares Election To Bataan Death March

Better to go with someone who isn't weird but just lies a lot? posted 03/27/2008 at 20:44:09

A Misunderstanding on Iraq

Urge you all to read Matt Taibi's blog (Sorry I don't know how to post a link) and pass it on if you believe as I do it is worth it. We need to stay focused on the big issues instead of Rev. Wright or - to be fair - even Bosnia. posted 03/27/2008 at 09:36:40

Clinton Owes Obama An Apology

I guess HIllary can now answer the question as to whether or not Obama is a Muslim more convincingly! Or, knowing her pattern, maybe not! posted 03/27/2008 at 10:37:19

McGovern: Hard to Elect Female President

Sorry to reference Katie Couric but I heard her tell Larry King the other night how disturbing it was for her when she was covering the campaign in Ohio to hear people tell her that they wouldn't vote for a woman for President. Can't remember if she specified men as the 'culprits.' posted 03/26/2008 at 09:18:38

Reid: "Things Are Being Done" To End Dem Primary Before Convention

First thing I have ever heard Harry say that made me feel hopeful! posted 03/25/2008 at 17:26:35

Clinton: Wright "Would Not Have Been My Pastor"

Another miscalculation: Imus has a lot of fans in Pennsylvania! posted 03/25/2008 at 14:42:04
I was so distressed when I heard this (Why am I ever surprised at how low Hill will go?) but my calmer husband says this may backfire on her and I think it will. This is the kind of thing that will bring out another powerful superdelegate or two: JOE BIDEN is my first choice. Time is now, Senator, to say you don't want to part of the HIllary train wreck and endorse Obama. posted 03/25/2008 at 14:40:03

Morning Shows Snipe At Clinton Over Bosnia Remarks

Forgot to add: I guess Chelsea also misremembered. How many place has she been where she has been shot at? posted 03/25/2008 at 13:05:39
Where's BIll in all of this? Do you think they both misremembered? Even if I forgot where I was when I had to duck and run from sniper fire I think my husband would remember it. Both forgot or both lied? posted 03/25/2008 at 13:04:02

Metanarratives and Hillary's Honesty Gap

Where was she when she had to duck her head and run to her car? Did THAT ever happen ANYWHERE? Or is that another 'misstatement.' posted 03/25/2008 at 11:46:28

The Tarmac at Tuzla

Why doesn't the media ask her where she was that she went through sniper fire and held her head down adn ran to the car? Another lie or misstatement? posted 03/25/2008 at 11:01:56
I could believe Hillary misspoke if she could follow up by telling us where she was when she ran from sniper fire. I don't know many people who would forget that experience. posted 03/25/2008 at 09:26:31

Clinton Camp: Hillary Misspoke About Her Role In Bosnia

Where is the youtube clip of HRC's reception with the little girl contrasting her speech last week? Sorry, Woflson but we are watching too closely to believe that this was a one time misstatement. posted 03/24/2008 at 15:33:45

Clinton, Obama Backers Go Off Message On Fox News Sunday

Ed Rendell is a savvy politician. Even though he has committed to Hillary, he has been straddling the line for a while so as not to completely alienate Obama. posted 03/23/2008 at 12:25:57
Richardson has said repeatedly that he wants to negative campaigning to stop ON BOTH SIDES. That is why he has called for the end of the contest. posted 03/23/2008 at 12:23:17
Once again, Clinton surrogate Rendell misrepresents the Obama position. What I have heard is an argument based on the national vote: If, after the elections were finished and the delegates counted, the superdelegates were used to push the person with fewer votes and/or delegates over the top of the person who had the plurality. I don't believe there was a mention of individual state or district representation. If you were to follow that argument, should every superdelegate from California go for Clinton because she won the state even though our congressional district went for Obama? Where would you draw the line? They always use the high profile example of Kennedy & Kerry when in Maryland the superdelegates have continued to say they would support Clinton despite Obama's big statewide win there. Also, there is Hawaii where Sen. Inouye supports Clinton but Obama dominated the votes in the state. The only sensible way to view this argument is on the national level. What Rendell said (and got away with unchallenged) is ridiculous spin. posted 03/23/2008 at 12:22:02

Clinton Camp "Essentially In the Red"

Not all Obama supporters are first time voters and, I am guessing here, that not all Clinton supporters are uneducated, bigoted rednecks. posted 03/22/2008 at 09:25:56

The End of a Political Eclipse

What a terrific and thoughtful post. Thank you. I will be passing it on and hope others do. So many are asking, 'why didn't he walk out' and you have given a better answer than I have heard so far! posted 03/22/2008 at 17:36:01

The Day Hillary Clinton Knew She Had Lost

You fail to take into account the Clintonspeakspin: She agreed not to campaign there; she didn't agree that the votes shouldn't count. Let's take her name off the Pennsylvania ballot and see how she does. posted 03/22/2008 at 08:50:43

Another Bill Clinton Moment On The Campaign Trail

How do you define patriot so the rest of us can know if we qualify? BTW when were you put in charge of determining anyone's patriotism? posted 03/22/2008 at 20:35:54
Senility brought on by trying to remember so much spin! posted 03/21/2008 at 18:05:18

Reactions to a Tough Decision

It was closer in Ohio and Texas than anyone could have predicted. HRC is not totally inept so it is expected that she will win some contests. There are, however, some things that happened that helped her win those states and they are not positive things. Included would be race, fear and ignorance. When you are afraid of having either a woman, a black man or a white man, most people gravitate to the familiar white man. When there is no choice of a white man, these people will have to choose the less offensive bias. In the end, people who think this way will probably go with McCain because the familiar white man as president is what they feel most comfortable with despite the policy differences. The other factor is the so call Limbaugh effect. In Cuyahoga County in Ohio they are investigating voter fraud as they had so many people switch parties to vote for HRC. One even wrote on the form that they were switching to being a Democrat 'for one day'. In Ohio that is voter fraud and they are actively investigating thousands of such votes. posted 03/22/2008 at 07:58:11

Richardson's Endorsement Recognizes that Obama Is Bringing Back the Democratic Party

Forget John Edwards, where is Joe Biden? He should be next up and campaign for Barack in Pennsylvania! posted 03/22/2008 at 09:20:42

A Few Unanswered Questions About Bill Richardson's Obama Endorsement

More Clinton spin . The idea is that the superdelegates don't overturn the NATIONAL will of the people. It is NOT a state by state issue. If it were, there could be discussion about the superdelegates in Maryland who are continuing to support Clinton despite the vote there and one that is never mentioned: Senator Inouye from Obama's birth state Hawaii which went OVERWHELMINGLY for Obama yet he supports Clinton. Stick to the facts. Clintonites! posted 03/22/2008 at 11:43:09

Mayhem At Fox News: Anchor Walks Off Set, Wallace Rails Network For "Obama-Bashing"

Did anyone see the newsflash that Bob Barr may run for Pres on a third party ticket? There's reason to hope that Fox can go crazy deciding where to put their energy. posted 03/22/2008 at 08:06:33

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