[Eva]

Thanks for the article. It explains a lot. I just have to wonder if this news is good or bad. It seems that an awful lot of Democrats are abandonning the presumptive nominee and Hillary is making herself more and more visible.

[Howlin]

and Hillary is making herself more and more visible.

Just look at the articles about her in the last few days here at FR:

HERE

[ASA Vet]

It seems that an awful lot of Democrats are abandonning the presumptive nominee
and Hillary is making herself more and more visible.

The only question is when will throwaway candidate Comrade John F'n Kerry
be forced to withdraw so that Comrade Hillary can step in to "save the party?"

I think it will be in the week before their commie convention.

[bondjamesbond]

It seems that an awful lot of Democrats are abandonning the presumptive nominee and Hillary is making herself more and more visible.

My only question is, was this the plan from the get-go?

Was Kerry Hillary!'s first choice all along?

Does She! know he will be forced to withdraw, leaving her a quick sprint to November instead of the long slog?

Was the 2002 NJ Senate Race just a test-run?

Hillary! has to know that the more voters see of her, the less they like her. The only way she will ever get to sit in the big chair is if she runs a short, intense campaign without a lot of time for examination of her finances, character or record. So the trick has always been to be named the nominee about six weeks out from the election, then to ride the hoopla to victory.

It worked for Lautenberg in NJ, and he's dead! Well, not quite dead. But as close as you can be and still be elected to the Senate. Unless your name is Carnahan.

We should all start writing letters to the Circuit Courts and the State Supreme Courts now. When Kerry drops out in late September, there is not going to be any time to contact the courts or make points in the public debate. The time to act is now.

If each FReeper wrote his own State Supreme Court and his local Federal Circuit Court, pointing out that the proper remedy when a candidate seeks to withdraw after the filing deadline is not to appoint a new candidate, but simply to not allow the candidate to withdraw, this obvious fact might occur to the appropriate judges when the time comes.

In New Jersey, the Supremos never considered whether or not Torricelli should be allowed to widthdraw. They moved right into what remedy would best allow the Democrats to field a "viable" candidate. So instead of just holding one man to his written contractual obligations, the disenfranchised an entire state. We cannot let this happen again.

For 74 cents a week, you can change the course of history. Draft up a nice, respectful letter to your state Supreme Court and local Federal Circuit pointing out the obvious justice of holding Kerry to his committments as a candidate. Make copies, and mail them off every Monday between now and October. If 500 across people did this routinely, this plot could be foiled.

Is it worth 74 cents a week to avoid President Hillary!?