an oxymoron if there ever was one
They are already the "cut and run" pro-criminal, pro-pervert party. Are they really going to actively become the anti-white-people party? And punish their own candidates? Does this make an iota of sense?
Please don't editorialize with the publication name
Let me get this straight. In 2004 the primaries were so front-loaded that we knew John Kerry would be the Democratic nominee, and since that didn't get him elected, the Democrats are now trying another way to lose?
Complete control from the top is the liberal way.
Screw The Little People and Their primaries.
LOL - they threaten a "nuclear option" to keep New Hampshire in line and not try to get back before Nevada. Wouldn't be a hoot if NH moved their primary anyway? The RATs would then have to explain why they were erasing the "will of the people," essentially refusing to count the NH ballots when they strip away the NH delegates.
They really want to make Hillary their candidate.But they have a problem.A recent poll of New Hampshire democrat voters revealed that more than half would never vote for her.A early loss for her might be the end of her chances-so expand the number of states so she can maybe carry a few states on the first primary.And end up not looking like the total loser that she really is.
If, and I do mean IF the RNC plays this right, they can help themselves in these two states by blasting the 'rats for trying to "weaken" the impact of the Hawkeye Cauci and NH primary...
The real problem is the ideology of the party. But they haven't figured that out yet.
I have never understood why citizens think it is a good idea that a very few States seem able to pick candidates. I think all these elections should be held Nation wide on the same day. That would be a more fair system.
It seems the Deanster forgot that the state governments schedule their primaies - not the DNS chief screamer.
My wife just scowled this evening as she ordered fresh Vermont turkey at dinner and I remarked that I was surprised it was on the menu since I thought Howard Dean was at some big meeting in Chicago - she'll get over it......
Is this Howie's idea of uniting the party, in order to build it up at the state level? I guess the logic is that NH doesn't much matter, but the other states are ones the Dems need help in, so they give them more prestige and a greater voice in choosing the candidate. But, how is that going to help the party? I have a feeling that even if the primaries were held on one day or on fifty successive ones, the choice would ultimately be the same. I mean, they're Democrats.