Posted on 01/07/2008 3:29:17 PM PST by Richard Poe
It’s the long awaited DEMOCRAT CIVIL WAR between the Establishment DC Democrats and the no-longer-useful useful idiots of the “New Left” (aka. The NUTROOTS) who actually believed all the self-serving political BS they were fed for 7 years....
I hope Chicago is buying Water Cannons....
Bingo.
Thank you, Carry_Okie.
Political assassination under a "false flag" is, in fact, one of the oldest tricks in the world.
Unfortunately, many Americans have difficulty understanding such maneuvers. Honest, plain-speaking and law-abiding folk that we are, we find it difficult to comprehend the intrigues and deceptions to which ruthless men resort in pursuit of their ambitions.
I suppose it is better to be innocent than jaded. But naiveté ill prepares us for the realities of imperial power struggles such as we face today.
She’s already ahead in declared candidates... 56% to Obama’s 22%. This isn’t even a close race, yet the snow-job continues apace by the MSM.
Have they forgotten how to do anything but spin, manipulate, and propagandize?
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No way. They'll stay on the "plantation." Look at the way they rolled over with Pelosi's appointment as speaker of the house, as well as the other major appointments they never got. Hillary, McAuliff, et all know that they have nothing to worry about. The race pimps will keep the people they claim to represent rooting for scraps, because it keeps them in thousand dollar suits.
Mark
It isn't hard; this whole scenario just reeks of Bobby Kennedy.
Unfortunately, many Americans have difficulty understanding such maneuvers.
Researching and writing a book on environmental regulatory economics taught me how the great game works. Reading Rabbi Antelman's books taught me who's doing it and why.
If Hillary uses the super delegates to leverage a win despite losing the delegate vote decided in the primaries, the Dem party will implode. Black and Hispanic voters comprise 30% of the Dem registered voters. If the black candidate loses despite winning at the ballot box, i.e., the primaries, you can bet that the Hillary will suffer the consequences during the general election.
I don't believe the super delegates are suicidal and would destroy the Dem party by nominating someone who couldn't win at the ballot box during the primaries. The only caveat would be if the delegate count from the primaries is very close with Obama being narrowly ahead. If Obama has a significant lead in primary delegates, the super delegates will also break his way.
Good analysis. I agree.
This Soros son of a b***h makes me sick. He ran from Communism into the arms of the capitalist West and made his fortune here, in the style of the robber barons of yesteryear. Now he shows his gratitude by tearing down everything that made him what he is. The man is a human termite who ought to be sent back to Hungary in a packing crate on the deck of a tramp steamer.
Can anyone say Clinton/Obama 08 ?
Hillary will be easier to beat. Let’s not be too quick
to cheer for her defeat.
Hillary and the Super Delegates (How she’ll avoid a riot in Denver)
Mullings.com | Friday 02/15/2008 | Rich Galen
Posted on 02/14/2008 11:33:47 PM EST by Matchett-PI
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1970691/posts
Isn’t Bill Clinton a superdelegate?
While Billary stayed relatively even thru Super Tuesday she has fallen like a stone. After 10 blowouts in a row any idea of her invincibilty has been destroyed beyond recognition. Almost all of them have been double-digit victories with tonight no exception. The story of 80 districts registering ZERO votes for Obama in NY NY was so blatant as to swing quite a few Clinton acolytes. Then the stupidity of warming up the Super Delegate/MI-FL trump card early so as to establish the battle lines surely only strengthened the resolve of Democrats to head the Clinton's off at the pass. Because of the proportional aspects of the DEMs primaries the delegate wins do not reflect how decisive these victories are. But these huge margins, while a result of a myriad of factors, are, I believe, a message from Dem voters (minus the crossovers): We're gonna make these victories so lopsided that if you try to pull these proposed convention hijinx the roar will so audible that not only will a rejection be made but Billary will be challenged for her Senate seat in 2012 (which is a problem in itself).
Just wait until Ohio, Texas and Pennsylvania. They will all swing towards Obama as to avoid a convention fight. It is the only way the electorate can voice their opinion on the subject. Hillary will be toast after March 4.
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