These people are democrats from the FDR era, and would never vote republican…. until now.

There are a lot of people in that demographic, and they do vote! The dems better take notice, or they may shoot themselves in the foot.

On March 8th, 2008 at 9:39 pm, terrig said:

Texas Tiger-it’s been a long time since I heard the name Jeff Gillooly. I also think he changed it to Paul Smith after he flew the jail bird coop.
This is what bothered me about Rush and Laura asking people to cross over and vote for Hillary to keep her in the race. I am afraid that herself and Obama will team up and be the gruesome twosome and I’m afraid that they will win.

I honestly don’t believe a Clint♂n/Oh!b♥m♥ ticket–in either permutation–is viable. Despite what their party hacks say, race and gender are vitally important to the rank and file. The dirty little secret the Democrats hold is that the presence of a black and a woman (both pro-Pali) on the same ticket will lead large components of several constituencies (e.g., union members, the elderly, Jewish voters) to cross over to McCain.

Have heart!

If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself, but to your estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment.
-Marcus Aurelius

johnnycab23513, good illustration. Anyone standing between a Clinton and their target is in grave danger. Like standing between a 12 ga shotgun and it’s target…you’re toast…

It looks like Barack Obama is proving just how significant his coattails will be in the general election. Barack endorsed Bill Foster (D) in the special election for Denny Hassert’s congressional seat in IL-14 and it looks like this once safe Republican district is going to change hands.

Commercial that Foster ran featuring Barack Obama:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gnaGlxUUFv4

With 79% of the precincts reporting tonight Foster leads Olberweis (R) 53% to 47%.

Results:

http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/beaconnews/index.html

But Hillary is leading among the “Superdelegates”. What could be better than an Obama win in real delegates with Hillary ahead when the Superdelegates are counted?

Learning that Jeff Gillooly has hotel reservations in August for Denver?

On March 8th, 2008 at 7:53 pm, zyzzyg said:
I suspect the Clintons’ suggestion about a combined ticket is a feeler to see if Sen Obama is willing to consider her as VP. After all, he is leading this thing in delegates and votes.

But Hillary is leading among the “Superdelegates”. What could be better than an Obama win in real delegates with Hillary ahead when the Superdelegates are counted?

How condescending.

As a Republican I find it both mesmerizing and hilarious that, like lemmings, some Democrats seem bound and determined to willingly allow the Clintons to direct them over the political cliffs – again!

Didn’t these people learn anything about the Clinton family after the 1994 elections?

Isn’t it transparent to any of these Democrats that the Clintons are a self-serving, power hungry couple who (fortunately) were all too glad to throw their own party under the bus, in-order to remain in the White House and position our Hillary for a presidential bid?

But perhaps the real knee-slapper in all this Democrat mayhem is now that the Clintons are arrogantly demanding the support of not only the voters but the super-delegate members of the very party they threw under the bus – they just might get it!

Apparently Democrats can’t get enough of having the Clintons decimate their party on a continual basis.

Hillary-ous!

Obama wins Wyoming, pads delegate lead from AP reports that Senator Barack Obama won the Wyoming caucuses on Saturday, March 8th – the home state of alleged distant cousin, VP Dick Cheney – no reaching across the aisle here. Obama…