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I am beginning to feel really bad about all this. I wanted hillary down and out and did not participate in Operation Chaos. Now I fear hillary might really pull off the nomination and she and her flying monkey will steal the election through fraud. I wish all this negative stuff about obama would have come out after he was a sure thing for the dem nomination.

I’m with you. Clinton back in the White House is my worst nightmare. I’d have to hibernate and cut myself off for the next 4 years. In my mind, I wouldn’t have a President. I will never acknowledge her as my president. Anyone who lies about taking sniper fire is not fit to command the soldiers who truly put their lives on the line for us every day.

There is hardly a conservative commentator who has any sense of timing or strategy in this. As soon as Obama falters, they go after him full tilt boogie, not minding that they are contributing to the success of his opponent. "Why wait until after the nomination?" they seem to be saying to themselves, "I can write an article today." Not a scholar in the bunch---all this is for their careers and showbiz.

Let me know if there is an exception to my blanket statement.

Keep in mind, Operation Chaos has only been about keeping the nomination fight going.
Obama will still go into the Democrat convention with a majority of delegates (unless he crashes and burns to the point of 30% to 40% support). Obama still has all of his supporters. They want him to be the nominee, they believe any Democrat will win, no matter what. They don’t care about his flaws, his lack of experience, his naïveté. His thinly veiled radical leftist views don’t scare them, they inspire him.

How is Hillary going to take it from Obama?
Even if she runs the table on the remaining races, he still will not only have a majority of delegates, and a majority of elected Democrats supporting him, but also a majority of states won.

All the Obama fans will give a big defiant “so what?” about his pastor problems. They will continue trudging onward with blinders on.

Over at DailyKOS, they’re poll overwhelmingly says they’ve “have his back” as follows:
80% — “I thought “It’s about time!” and I have his back.”
14% — “I disagree with Obama, but I still have his back.” 4% — not supporting him (combined choices).

So no matter what Obama does, he can do no wrong in the eyes of his followers. Whatever he does will always be exactly the right thing to do.
They aren’t going to give up on him that easily.

“I wish all this negative stuff about obama would have come out after he was a sure thing for the dem nomination.”

It’s pretty much a catch-22. These things came out because Hillary is STILL fighting and the press that supports her will go after Obama and allow Hillary to get in her swipes. If Hillary was taken out too early, Obama would still be considered a messiah and no MSM would even touch the controversy surrounding him. At least, they are both dirty now. Hillary can’t win and superdelegates are announcing support for Obama even with these controversies. If Hillary steals this, We can hope that the outrage from the Obamaniacs will destroy her chances.

Something I've feared since Hannity got off his Stop Hillary Express and Operation Chaos began. These 'great minds' never fully thought it through and all this fodder could have been used once he locked up the nomination. Instead Hillary will be hailed as the greatest come back kid of the century as she steals the nomination and the MSM will insure she wins the WH for pulling it off.

You’ve got nothing to worry about. I don’t believe the MSM will ultimately allow Hillary to steal the nod from Obama. But, in the end, if she somehow does become the nominee after being behind in the total vote and elected delegates counts she will enrage and alienate the black community and college/young people nationwide. Howard Dean has only himself to blame for the disastrous condition of his party. The dems are in deep doo doo.