[cdnerds]

BOOOOOOOOOOOO!

[1Old Pro]

Obama had better hope he wins everything between now and Denver. If he has less than a two-hundred delegate lead going into the convention, he won't win the nomination.

I agree, the Obama hype is media generated. If you look at the math, he needs to increase his winning percentages and cannot affford a single slip up.

[basil]

Does anyone know where she was in TX? I live here, and never heard anything about it.

[Red Badger]

“all hat and no cattle,” .............she is “all talk and no walk”..........

[AmericaUnited]

The perfect RAT storm is still setting up. Obama and his supporters get screwed out of the nomination by the Evil Witch and her Super Delegates, causing most of them to sit this one out come November.

[Eagle of Liberty]

It has to be killing her that her Democrat pets have decided to vote for a candidate that knows less about this country than she does. She must also be scratching her head saying, “These people are REALLY voting for this guy? I thought the country loved us!”

[NRA1995]

bump for home

[OPS4]

http://www.peterfpaul.com/2008/01/29/exposing-hillarys-illegalities-in-los-angeles-court-to-begin-feb-21/
Exposing Hillary’s Illegalities In Los Angeles Court To Begin Feb. 21!

Well As thishas circulated on the net to over 5 million viewers alone on youtube, and is now making the rouns in the Blogosphere in Texas and Ohio as of this morning,

One wonders if any delegates will want to hitch a ride on the Hillary train?

[RC2]

Seems like a big setup. I think the Democrats are using Obama to try and show that they are united. Hillary will be nominated.....that’s all there is to it. Obama will go down in front of the Clinton machine.

[TADSLOS]

GW and Obama may deserve that phrase as well but Hillary is the poster girl of “All Hat and No Cattle”. All she really has is a carpetbag full of White House silverware and a rapist for a husband.

[Mr. Jeeves]

I doubt that the gap will get much wider, and it will likely narrow considerably. Unless Obama can keep widening it all the way to the convention, he's sunk.

This is the high-water mark for Obama - but Hillary may be forced now to offer the VP slot to him instead of Bill Richardson. Black-Hispanic racial tensions are going to be a key factor - blacks can accept Hillary because she doles out the cash on schedule, but I'm not sure Hispanics will ever trust or accept Obama on the ticket.

[dinoparty]

I don’t understand the booing. Wasn’t this a Hillary rally? Or were there Obama people there? It would be nice if the article explained.

[bigcat32]

“If he has less than a two-hundred delegate lead going into the convention, he won’t win the nomination.”

If he has the lead and doesn’t get the nomination there will be nationwide riots. Will the Dem party cut their throats? Pass the popcorn, please.

[kabar]

Obama had better hope he wins everything between now and Denver. If he has less than a two-hundred delegate lead going into the convention, he won't win the nomination.

BS. The Dem bigwigs [read superdelegates] are not going to vote for Hillary if she winds up second to Obama thru the primary process. The Dem party would split apart and destroy the enthusiasm and momentum built up by the Obama supporters. Stealing the election from the people would be political suicide for the Dem party, especially when the victim is an African-American, the Dems most loyal constituency. If Obama emerges from the primary process as the top vote getter in terms of delegates, he will get the nomination.

[vietvet67]

[Kirkwood]

It is a vast right-wing conspiracy!

[GOPJ]

She talked about George Bush and Barack Obama being "all hat and no cattle," a rather strange reference for someone who has no executive experience at all.

Good one.

[Nonstatist]

When the Clintons come calling, which will most of these people choose to support?

Theyll be pissing off a lot of Blacks, though. They better have a better rationale than that.

[fightinJAG]

Question: do the superdelegates vote in public or by secret ballot?

[Eye of Unk]