My left leg is tingling and my ass cheek is asleep….does that mean anything??

kcd

You’re having a stroke. Like most Republican investors right now.

Primaries are the time to vote for the candidate who best represents your values.

…which is why I have never liked the concept of “Operation Chaos”. Hillary does not represent our values, so we should not be giving our votes to her.

dish on May 14, 2008 at 9:20 AM

I’m proud of you. Primaries are the time to vote for the candidate who best represents your values.

We shouldn’t “suck it up” and vote for the Republican nominee (presumptive or official) until the general election.

pay off her debt

Hillary! is willing to loan her campaign millions of her own money because she knows that the amount of money that would come to her as President makes those millions look like a drop in the bucket. It’s an investment in her future, and she wouldn’t be doing it if she didn’t have a game plan to win.

It was really funny listening to Hillary! with all of her “mountain” references…

Country Roads, take me home,
To the place I belong:
West Virginia, mountain momma,
Take me home, country roads.

Hillary is the “Mountain Momma”, hoping the rough country roads up the mountains of West Virginia will take her home to the place she thinks she belongs…the White House.

On a more serious note, the Democrat Primary race has long since stopped being about voters and voter-chosen delegates. It is about the Super Delegates. Hillary only cares about the people of West Virginia for what they can do for her, not what she can do for them. She pandered big-time, was rewarded with a big win, and now she is making her case that if a Democrat is going to win the White House they have to win West Virginia. Since she won WV, she thinks the supers should vote for her if they want any chance of winning the White House.

Again, Hillary doesn’t care about the people of WV. They’ve been pwnd.

People of West Virginia,
Ask not what I can do for you,
Ask what you can do for me.

Slublog has An Open Letter to the GOP that just about says it all.
They’re going to continue getting trounced because if they’re going to act like Democrats, why bother to vote and fight for them? We reason that we might as well just have …

This time last week, I thought Hillary would settle this race by getting Obama to ofer her the VP spot and then turn it down, and Obama would agree to pay off her debt. Now, I don’t see that happening. She has no reason to stop running now. She knows she is the strongest candidate, and Obama cannot win in November, and a lot of Democratic insiders know it too. If she can force a second or third ballot at the convention she just might win it.

Remember, the Clintons believe the White House is their personal property. They have been planning this succession for 30 years. And they do not give a damn about the Democratic Party, so all the entreaties about hurting the party and getting on wth the general election are going to fall on deaf ears with them.

He was on the ballot in my precinct here. I voted for him because I couldn’t bring myself to participate in OpChaos, but not going to vote for McCain when there is still a choice.

Racially motivated voting appeared to be running higher than usual: Two in 10 whites said the race of the candidate was a factor in their vote, second only to Mississippi.

2 in 10 whites that admitted it and apparently status quo of about 9 in 10 blacks. Only thing higher than usual is admitting it imo.

Anyway, does Messiah give a crap about this? Was there any chance of him getting WV in the general?

Red Pill on May 14, 2008 at 1:36 AM

Its West Virginia, of course that will be the case. He was running for President of the Confederate States of America and West Virginia has an identity crisis in that regard.

I am not sure Romney’s name is on the ballot in West Virginia like Huckabee’s and Paul’s.

The poll results are bollocks… the result in Mississippi is far more indicative than the primary results in WV

Maybe, maybe not. It is certainly indicative of the pathetic mess that the congressional GOP has become. When the Republican party’s most effective spokesman is Joe Lieberman, you know there are serious problems.

But as far as the presidency goes, I don’t think that people generally vote from the bottom of the ticket up.

Then again, McCain with a veto proof Dem Congress would be pretty ugly.

Obama also made a verbal gaff that has some conservative tongues wagging. In a speech he forgot how many states there are. As he fumbling over his words he blurted out that he would like to be President of all 57 states. Hmmm, wonder where he came up…..

It’s also funny that the white woman got dumped on by the Dems. Soon the Dems will dump the troublesome Blacks and get a real Hispanic (not a pseudo like Richardson) to run. Somebody like Jimmy Smits or Marc Anthony.

JiangxiDad on May 13, 2008 at 9:42 PM

…or Geraldo.

Can someone explain why the Dem numbers aren’t adding up to 100%?

Clark1 on May 14, 2008 at 1:23 AM

John Edwards is getting the other 7%. See Fox News.

Clinton 214,122 67%(Clinton +41%)
Obama 83,197 26%

89%
reporting

Chakra Hammer on May 13, 2008 at 11:56 PM

Can someone explain why the Dem numbers aren’t adding up to 100%?