What number will the DNC roulette wheel stop on?
You of all people realize that Hillary is going to be the Democrat nominee.
Don’t you?
This is weird. As I read this, they are by fiat deciding to reduce Hillary’s lead to get their delegates seated? Is that right? That’s so far from democracy I need confirmation.
I don't see how Obama was to get 55 delegates under state party rules. His name was not on the ballot, and he received no votes.
There should have been 55 UNCOMMITTED delegates, which would have been picked by the party apparatus, not chosen to be Obama delegates.
I also like how later the Obama people said something like "we realise we have to be generous and give Clinton some delegates".
There is no way Obama would have won Michigan.
Anyway, we have to hope this plan is rejected, so we can have more turmoil.
The state party just made it up. They have no hope of getting it past Dean.
Clinton is starting to make FL and MI part of her daily talking points.
It’s going like clockwork.
HOW does BHO get any delegates from Michigan, when he withdrew before the primary???
In an earlier post, I was wondering if the RNC will lift the sanctions on those states too?
What number will the DNC roulette wheel stop on?
Typical. Leftists want to change (their own) rules in mid-stream. Like I’ve seen in print a number of times; if they can’t even nominate someone, how can they run this Country? If the “average American” paid any attention to this Stuper delegate nonsense, they wouldn’t be voting for a party that can undermine their popular vote. </reality> Oh, never mind.
At least the dimRATS are consistent: just like their views on taxes: reward the cheaters and screw the honest payers...
How about President Gary Coleman?
Just a little American Idol drama...the black Idol Syesha, who hysterically cried after her song last night explaining that it was about the civil rights movement and comparing it to her personal Idol journey of change (rolling eyes), just ticked off half of the country tonight by making political commentary. During the elimination segment, she again says her song was all about change in 2008 because we might have our first female or black president. Wonder how many fans have voters remorse tonight.
I’ve been a political junkie since I was 16 and worked for Barry Goldwater. This is the most incredible political race of my lifetime. A year ago, the witch thought she was going to be coronated. Her gang thought they would get an electoral landslide.
In the height of arrogance and hubris, you will love this clip with perky Katie - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xGsX-R_ZTQ
I’m quite familiar with Michigan and there are no leaders.
There are democrat liars, frauds, con-men, charlatans, cheats, dead ducks, socialists, welfare bums, turds, maggots, snakes, scoundrels, thieves, fops, lizards, crumbs, creeps, bottom-feeders, pole-cats, dickheads, buttheads, coelacanths, but no leaders.
So if it’s 73-55 in Michigan and 105-67 in Florida Hillary gains 56 votes on Mr. Smooth Talker.
I fully expect that if Clinton remains in this race, and I see no reason for her to drop out now, that the final tally will be within 100 delegates pledged.
What will happen with the supers does not look good for her, and I do not believe for one second in any “October surprise.”
I also do not believe that all of this vast expenditure is for 2012.
That gives any mortal too much credit, and this is played for keeps in the real and now.
I'm waiting for her name to appear on the ticket as VP, and that is the only real reason that I can see for her to remain in this.
Actually, I would not be surprised to hear of her pulling a Kerry type of deal with McCain if she doesn't get her way onto the ticket in some position, nor would I be in the least surprised to hear McCain accept it.
THAT would be a delicious irony.
VP for her, even under Hussein, would still be a stunning achievement.
Albeit, she wouldn't get the top slot, but she would be the first female VP in history and would be well positioned to further her political career and keep her and Bill in the spotlight.
Don't laugh. I believe that a ticket with her on it will win with any party.
I sincerely hope that the damage done is too great for that to happen. - Or McCain is toast.
Four votes can be a lot. If 4 Guamanians had flipped to Hillary a few days ago during the voting, she would have beaten Obama there. New Hampshire's 4 electoral votes in 2000 were enough to spare the US a Gore Presidency.
How do they figure that, as Obama wasn’t even on the ballot?