On December 17th, 2007 at 12:34 am, BlameAmericaLast said:
Oh please, PLEASE keep freaking out. It’s just starting to get good.

Someone hand me the popcorn.

Rats! You beat me to it BlameAmericaLast. I guess great minds think a like.

As of now, I have no idea who is worth voting for.

Until illegal immigration is addressed and conquered, no one has my vote.

Obama is a former law school professor, while Hillary couldn’t even pass the bar exam on the first try.

Obama has more experience as an elected official, going back to the State Senate in Illinois. Hillary is a first-term carpet-bagger.

Obama hasn’t transgressed against the disproportionately powerful gay activist contingent in the Democratic Party; Former co-president Hillary, on the other hand, is responsible for the military’s current Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell policy.

Obama was against the war from the get-go, while Hillary voted for the war. Not only that, given that she was co-president during the 90′s, she’s arguably partially responsible (from a moonbat perspective, naturally,) for the deaths of millions of iraqi children caused by the draconian US-backed UN sanctions.

Hillary also gets credit for iraqi deaths resulting from Operation Desert Fox. She’s responsible for the civilian deaths associated with the aspirin factory attack in the Sudan, too. And she’s also responsible for civilian deaths arising from the war in Kosovo and the resulting never-ending US occupation.

Obama’s nomination as the Democratic Candidate could be the kind of watershed moment that Goldwater’s was way back when. No, Goldwater didn’t win the election, but his nomination laid the foundation for the future greatness and continued dominance of his party.

(think they’ll buy this?)

a pin that read, “Mommy make the scary Republican go away.”

And on the back?

“And open the door for all of those nice Islamic Jihad tree hugger liberal freedom frighters who would respect us and our liberal belief system!”

I wonder if we can get a bunch of conservatives to switch parties and vote in the democrat primaries or would that be illegal if we did that?

Oh well, at least the meltdown is fun to watch. I hope that it leads to the proverbial implosion of her campaign though. What is so truly frightening is that this will actually be a close race no matter who the nominee is.

Maybe the Hillary campaign should spend less time freaking out and more time exploiting this weakness.

Oh please, PLEASE keep freaking out. It’s just starting to get good.

Someone hand me the popcorn.

I like our odds.

“I think she’s going to take it,” Duluoz said of Clinton. “But I’m hoping she’ll ask him to be her VP [vice president]. I think together they could really rock it.”

That’s been the problem these last 7 years. Instead of trying to fix problems, Bush should have spent more time “rockin’ it”. Hindsight 20/20, of course.

Yeah, the Dems have a winning platform for sure.