PastaJoe

I'd rather be bitter than Wright. Vote Republican - We only support Welfare in Iraq.

Hey, I don't like the Democrat rules either, this whole process of having different rules to apportion delegates in different states is stupid, but the bottom line is that the party allows superdelegates to support whoever they want for whatever reason. So until someone has 2025 total delegates, nobody has won, and the campaign goes on.

I realize it's improbable, but not impossible. So until he gets to 2025 or she concedes, I'll continue to support her.

I find the strangest part being that people actually watch TWC long enough to know the personalities. Once they flash the 5-7 day forecast for your area, what else do you need to know?

If they're lesbians, you don't have to make them kiss. You'd learn that if you listened to Stern.

True, it's because he's a black Democrat.

"I told you so" - Hillary 11/05/08

Once again a woman gets referred to in derogatory sexist terms, but imagine the uproar if someone referred to Obama as a "WBN" (I won't spell it out for you because it's just as bad).

First, the phrase "steal his nomination" is thrown around by Obama supporters and is false. You can't steal what someone never had. And if he has the nomination after the delegates are counted at the convention and he reached 2025 then it's over and it can't be stolen. The superdelegates are part of the nomination process, and can vote based on whatever criteria they choose. So count all the popular votes, and then the superdelegates can support whoever they think has the best chance of retaining and increasing those popular votes in order to win the electoral college, especially in swing states. Who they can get in Ohio or Florida is much more important than who they can get in Utah or South Carolina. But it's up to the superdelegates to use their own criteria.

She's the stronger general election candidate. She attracts more of the moderates and Reagan Democrats that may otherwise vote for McCain, has consistantly won more white votes than Obama since February, and has won more votes in the critical swing states. How's Obama going to attract those votes in the general election when he can't even do it in the primary? I doubt many black voters are going to vote for McCain.

And along with Pennsylvania, that is the main reason why superdelegates should pick the stronger candidate to win the electoral college; Hillary.

Same argument, not everyone has voted yet. Count every vote, and let every vote count. Let's see the totals after West Virginia, Kentucky, and Puerto Rico. Nobody has 2025 delegates, so the race goes on.

You'd be wrong, I haven't been in a fight since high school. I've been lucky that being 6'3" 235lbs, people usually back down without throwing a punch. My son is with me at sporting events and I point out the stupidity of the people that fight. Plus I make a point to sit in the family friendly section at Bills games to avoid the drunks. But there have been times when my son isn't around that I've been tempted to throw, like with the driver I mentioned.

The problem with McCain's 100 year quote is that he says it's fine as long as troops aren't being harmed. But then he also believes our troops have to stay there as long as the country is unstable and fighting continues. So bottom line is if he's president our troops will be there whether there's fighting or not. So what's his criteria to remove the majority of our troops? There isn't any.

But sometimes falls flat when you yeast expect it.

What kind of cheap-ass operation doesn't provide a company car or compensate you for your own?

I had something similar a few years ago. Going down a 2 lane road by my house, speed limit is 35 and the guy in front is going 20. I come up close to him a couple times thinking maybe he doesn't know there's cars behind him. He doesn't speed up, so I try to pass. When I try he speeds up to keep me from passing, then slows down when I get behind. Finally he just stops his car in the road. I was so pissed, despite my wife telling me not to, I got out and walked up to his window. I say, "What the hell are you doing, do you know the speed limit?" Wimpy looking guy, not old, says he's tired of people driving too fast on that road. I remind him of the speed limit and tell him to get out of the way if he wants to go slower. He said something back and I challenged him to get out of the car. He said he was going to sue me if I hit him. I yelled for him to get the F out of the way and went back to my car. By this time there's a line of 6 cars behind us. I pass around him and my wife chewed me out and said what if the guy had a gun. I was too mad to think that far ahead.

I'd be fine with the simple process of winner take all, whoever got the most votes in a state gets all the delegates for that state. Anything other than that is playing games with the will of the voters in those states. Caucuses, giving one district more delegates than another with similar populations, it all distorts the will of the voters. The state primaries should be the same as the general election, you get the most votes, you get all the electoral votes.

There was a simple solution, a revote in both states, but Obama and his supporters blocked it. The states were ready to move, financing was available, and the DNC would have done it in June. But once again Obama rope-a-doped.

"States won", what a dumb arguement. Like winning Utah's primary is going to mean anything in the general election. If you want to play that game, count the electoral votes from the swing states each won, and then tell me who's the stronger candidate.

Obama took his own name off the Michigan ballots, he wasn't asked or required to, and then he told his supporters to vote for "Uncommitted", yet still got less than Hillary. Obama didn't show the good judgement he speaks about in this case. It's a fact more people have voted for Hillary than Obama. Obama runs the risk of disenfranchising Michigan and Florida voters at his own peril. I never thought an African-American would want to disenfranchise voters after those that came before him sacrificed so much to be counted, but that must be some of the "change" he talks of.

Yet Obama supporters think he should be given the nomination by superdelegates because he has more pledged delegates achieved with less popular votes due to varying caucus rules, even though it doesn't reach the 2025 necessary to win. "We were ahead in the playoffs after the 3rd quarter, so we should be given the game. And don't count some of the points the other team scored, even though we all saw them scored".

If he's the nominee, I expect someone will release a holiday song, "Grandma got run over by Obama".

You obviously haven't been listening, there have been multiple interviews in the past couple of weeks where Hillary has talked about her positions on the economy, gas and food prices, Iraq, Iran, healthcare, and taxes. All I've heard from Obama recently is flip-flops on Rev Wright and negative attacks on Hillary. He says removing the gas tax for the summer is naive, but offers no alternative. Complaining without offering alternative solutions is not leadership. Hillary still has had more people vote for her than Obama, and in fact more than any Democrat in primary history. When's Obama going to catch her on total votes?

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