In Michigan, Obama and John Edwards removed their names from the ballot to play by the DNC’s rules

Actually the DNC rules only said they couldn’t campaign in Michigan. Edwards and Obama took the extra measure of voluntarily removing their names from the ballot-knowing Hillary was going to give them a whipping.
If the Michigan Democrats wanted to make their point that their primary had validity-Hillary should get her delegates and the rest go the convention uncommited.

I’d wear a button saying, “Promote me to 3/5 of a person and I’ll call you massah.”

And Ickes is just plain icky as usual.

They are interrupting, yelling, disrupting, they are disgusting as is she.

Outlander on May 31, 2008 at 5:52 PM

1) The Dem nomination is not over until Hillary says its over. She wouldn’t still be in it if she didn’t have a plan to win it. The nomination is now, for all intents and purposes, all about winning the superdelegates. That race doesn’t end until enough superdelegates have publicly declared their intentions that it gives one of them the win. Even then, since superdelegates aren’t bound to that, they could change their mind at any time up until they actually vote at the convention.

2) Hillary agreed to discount MI and FL because that was part of her game plan. She needed voters in MI and FL to vote in the Republican Primary to help McCain win over Romney. (That plan failed in MI but succeeded in FL).

3) Hillary planned for Obama to be her VP. She was blindsided when he turned on her.

4) Hillary expected that both she and McCain would have commanding leads in their respective primaries by Super Tuesday (February 5th). From the Iowa Caucuses (January 3rd) to Super Tuesday was a 33 day Blitzkrieg, complete with two stalking horses (Fred Thompson to help McCain win South Carolina and Rudy Giuliani to help McCain win Florida).

5) The same MSM that is saying it is “mathematically impossible” for Hillary to win the Dem nomination was saying as early as January that McCain was the “presumptive nominee” and that it was “mathematically impossible” for anyone else to win the Republican nomination. Neither Romney nor Huckabee had to get to 1191. They just had to collectively keep McCain from reaching 1191 and it would have forced a brokered convention. It’s really surprising that Romney quit February 7th.

Are you serious? She is by far the stronger candidate in a general election. ***
funky chicken on May 31, 2008 at 5:39 PM

It is only by a stroke of dumb luck that the Democrats’ piss-poor nomination rules have resulted in the weaker of their two candidates actually winning. But Hillary allowed it to happen by being arrogant and assuming she would be coronated, not nominated. She never should have agreed to discount MI and FL. And she never should have allowed Obama to out-maneuver her in the caucus states.

Now we must pray that McCain will play David to Obama’s Goliath and will pull off an all-but-improbable win in the general. McCain did it in the GOP race; he was totally written off with no money or advisers, and won the whole thing in a 90 day period starting with NH.

Obama is a not very bright, machine pol from South Side Chicago who engaged in various anti-white pandering to his Black supporters. This is what Davis is saying, in so many words.

Hugh Hewitt observed that while Clinton had bimbo erruptions, Obama has racist/anti-American erruptions. That latter is more serious since White voters are the absolute majority and working class white men the biggest demo slice at roughly 25% of all voters. Obama’s risk is not just defeat for the Presidency but a racial polarizing campaign that brings defeat to many Dems in Statewide elections as the Party is defined as Obama and Wright and Eminem and Ayers and Michelle and more all screaming about “Whitey”(tm).

whiskey_199 on May 31, 2008 at 3:31 PM

There ya go.

I’ve always been a little curious about this argument. If she can’t beat Obama in the primaries, how does that make her the stronger candidate?

Are you serious? She is by far the stronger candidate in a general election. The reasons have been listed many times…Obama won the early caucus elections because his supporters behaved abusively towards other voters and intimidated people. The race card was played to great effect, and would work well in a democrat primary as a further method of intimidation/suppression of the vote, especially in caucuses. Obama’s wins also came in states that McCain should carry pretty easily in November.

Hillary doesn’t have a Wright, Pfleger, Ayers, Dohrn, and Rezco problem. Her Hsu problem is minor by comparison, or at least would be in a general election. The Tuzla Dash story will be easy for her people and the MSM to portray is petty sniping (uh) in a general election.

Lanny Davis is, and always will be, the dude willing to share his Nigerian millions with anyone who will answer his emails with private information and financial support.

Outlander on May 31, 2008 at 4:21 PM

You’ve got that wrong. I’m no Rev. Pfleger and no racist. I believe that all human beings belong to a single human race.

Hillary didn’t expect the nomination to be hers because she is light-skinned (“white” is you prefer, but light-skinned people aren’t “white” and dark-skinned people aren’t “black”).

Hillary expected the nomination to be hers because she is running for her third term and she was the “inevitable candidate” with the most “experience”.

Hillary expect to play both the gender card and the race card on the Republicans, but was blindsided when Obama played the race card on her. And it appears that the race card trumps the gender card.

Have you read my take on Hillary’s 2008 Presidential Game Plan?

I re-he-hee-heeee-lee want to know how many of HRC’s votes were the result of Operation Chaos.

Christine on May 31, 2008 at 1:48 PM

Indeed. It’s pretty weak to argue that you won the popular vote when a significant number of those votes (estimated to be as much as 10% in some states) were from voters of the other party who have no intention of voting for you in November.

Hillary is mad as hell that the man she hand-picked to be her VP is on the verge of “stealing” “her” nomination.
Red Pill on May 31, 2008 at 4:12 PM

You mean, that Hillary was screaming “WHAT? I’m white! I’m entitled! Who is this black man stealing my show????” Took the words right out of the Right Rev Pfleger’s mouth!

But Sen. Clinton spent eight years in the White House. She was not a traditional first lady. She was involved in policy and debate on virtually every major domestic and foreign policy decision of the Clinton presidency, both “in” and “outside” the room with her husband.

Heh. Hillary thinks she ran the Presidency for eight years and now is running for her third term.

I’m convinced that Hillary got Obama his speaking slot at the 2004 Democrat Convention, and helped him win his Senate seat. He was supposed to be the “rising star” who would be her VP for eight years and then run for the Presidency in 2016. Hillary is mad as hell that the man she hand-picked to be her VP is on the verge of “stealing” “her” nomination.

“Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, Nor hell a fury like a woman scorned,”

spoken by Perez in Act 3, Scene 2 of William Congreve’s The Mourning Bride (1697)

The Supreme Court’s Bush v. Gore decision was 7 to 2 I believe.

RBMN on May 31, 2008 at 11:34 AM

That is correct, but on Dean’s planet, that decision never happened. Only the second SCOTUS ruling that day happened, the 5-4 one.

Of course, if Gore had prevailed, he would have been the only President in US history to be “appointed” by TWO Supreme Courts. Of course, if that had happened it wouldn’t have been a “stolen election”, but “landmark legal rulings”.

As for poor old Lanny Davis, my guess is that Hillary has a video of him having sex with a donkey or something. He’s definitely being blackmailed.told to be a good little soldier.

Hang on, Lanny!!

It is quite likely, after screaming Rev. Eminem at Trinity, that the rumors of Michelle Obama screaming about Whitey(tm) on video at Trinity are true and will show up. There are probably other shoes ready to drop as well.

Obama is a not very bright, machine pol from South Side Chicago who engaged in various anti-white pandering to his Black supporters. This is what Davis is saying, in so many words.

Hugh Hewitt observed that while Clinton had bimbo erruptions, Obama has racist/anti-American erruptions. That latter is more serious since White voters are the absolute majority and working class white men the biggest demo slice at roughly 25% of all voters. Obama’s risk is not just defeat for the Presidency but a racial polarizing campaign that brings defeat to many Dems in Statewide elections as the Party is defined as Obama and Wright and Eminem and Ayers and Michelle and more all screaming about “Whitey”(tm).

SaintOlaf on May 31, 2008 at 2:30 PM

Hell, if I were Hillary, and this goes against me, I’d run as an Independant.

“Screw you sexist pigs !!!”

NO MORE NEGATIVE ARTICLES ABOUT HILDEBEAST!

The reason why Hussein Ubama is winning is because we did such a great job of destroying Hillary!

Remember earlier whenever negative articles about hillary were promoted throughout the news..Ubama’s numbers would go up and when negative articles about Usama were widespread Hillary’s numbers would go up..

Now it is almost too late, but where the real chaos will kick in is when hillary wins the popular vote but Usama wins the delegates.

We have to go positive about Hillary.

Everyone thought we’ll wait until Usama wins the nomination and then we’ll release the REAL DIRT on him(hussein Ubama’s cousin Raila Odinga and his plan to islamicize 85% Christian kenya etc. etc.,) but the fact is Hussein’s followers are so insane that they would not care if he was Usama bin Laden’s cousin and helped plan 9/11…

The fact is Hussein Ubama would be the worst U.S. president ever…I don’t think we would be able to recover from an Ubama presidency.

We have to stop him in the primaries.

To top it all off, Ben Jonson of the committee ADMITS, the structure and timing was formulated along RACIAL lines?

I wouldn’t vote for a Democrat if you held a gun to my head.

Frankly, I don’t care if the arguments are logical or fair, so long as they keep arguing. Whoever wins the Democratic nomination, it’s important that the losers feel like they got ripped off and reamed out by the DNC. Liberals have a natural tendency…