Posted on 02/20/2008 6:37:29 AM PST by GraniteStateConservative
Amazing since the republicans have done such a good job of listening to people lately.
Is having high negatives a good thing? Just askin’.
Hillary is not just toast. She is burned to a crisp.
I just saw Scott Rasmussen on Fox and he says the early betting on Texas is 68% for Obama over Clinton and says he’s an even bet in Ohio. Summary, Obama will be the Dem. nominee.
These are the 20,000 people from his last night’s Marxist revival meeting.
Never count evil as defeated so early. Especially before the convention. Lots of things have happened to those that crossed paths with she who must not be named.
Fort Bend County usually goes for the GOP Presidential nominee by a large margin, 2:1 or better, and has done so for decades. Granted, McCain apparently has it sewn up, but it also appears that Huckabee and Paul supporters, as well as hard core conservatives who would write in one or another of the dropouts, are discouraged. None of this bodes well for the November general election.
MxCain better enjoy his campaign because if the R are stupid enough to look at THOSE numbers and still let him be the nominee and run in November he is going to get laughed out of the election.
The thing that concerns me the most are the voters who actually believe the fantasy that he can win in November. They’ll be so busy screeching about who is at fault that the democrats will push as much liberal policy they can without opposition.
I hope Osama DOESN’T carry Texas in the Presidential election. It is scary to think he just might win Texas in Nov. HUGE numbers are turning out for him...especially the Hispanic community. Pray for our nation!
We're just trying to make Hillary !!!!! and Obama look as badly as possible.
I’m looking at Reunion Arena, here in Dallas, from my office window, they are lined up in droves waiting for Obama’s rally.
It’s amazing how somebody who has accomplished absolutely nothing can be treated like a rock star politician. This is our country today.
Michael Singh Panesar: Age 37 years old, lives with his mother and father and aunt in an apartment in Houston, Texas. Most people that age who still live at home do vote Democrat. No surprise there.
I watched his whole speech last night and the people listening. They have absolutely no idea what he stands for or what we as a nation are in for...just that they "adore" his youth, speaking skills, and how they "feel".
Hate to say it...but sounds like the German people in the 1930s.
I pray God we are wise enough to get out and vote against himn like we did against Kerry. That's what it is going to take. Or that Clinton makes such a nasty fight of it that she fractures the dems.
People are voting for a candidate they perceive will be an 180 from the previous administration.
The last time that happened, we ended up with Jimmy Carter.
What a shocker, its the first time this primary has mattered since 1976 !
“The thing that concerns me the most are the voters who actually believe the fantasy that he can win in November. Theyll be so busy screeching about who is at fault that the democrats will push as much liberal policy they can without opposition.”
Yeap! There are still people whining about the people who didn’t vote in the 06 election, (whoever those non voters were) instead of looking at the problems within the Republican Party. Now we are about to nominate the biggest problem. When he loses, the same people who have been whining over 06 will start screaming, and by 2012 we won’t be ready. McCain can’t win. Give him your best, and then get over it when he loses. Conservatives need to start at a grassroots level to make certain this kind of fiasco doesn’t happen again. We will have a rare opportunity to come back big in 2012.
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