Posted on 02/14/2008 10:10:39 PM PST by TheEaglehasLanded
Illinois is already completed, so my state is out.
But if you live in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, Oregon, North Carolina, Wisconsin, etc. left in the Democrat party primaries. With Obama and Clinton fairly close, but Obama winning by large margins lately.
Would conservatives be better off entering the Democrat primaries they can participate in to vote for Hillary and keep it close or vote for Obama to help him get a huge delegate lead and end the Clinton's stranglehold that has been over the Democrat party since 1992.
Conservatives who can't support McCain and nothing else really left to decide nationally, other than the number of delegates Huckabee and Ron Paul will get.
With Romney endorsing McCain encouraging his delegates to McCain as payback for Huckabee undercutting Romney throughout the primary. Huckabee, game over.
That’s funny, yet sad...
Hillary, of course! A Hillary nomination kills the rats for at least a decade.
Vote for Hillary. She actually scares me a hell of a lot LESS than O-ba-ma.
What frightens me is this guy could get in office by repeating the words “hope” and “change” over and over, his opponents can’t criticize him because of his race nor even mention his name. When we say anything negative about him we’ll have to look over our shoulders and whisper “you know who” in hushed tones. Meanwhile, his mesmerized followers are whipped into a frenzy chanting “O-ba-ma! O-ba-ma!”
This is turning into some really scary Cult of Personality shit not seen since the 1930s, and never on our continent.
Hillary, After Obama’s pastor Jeremiah Wright’s best of sermon tapes it’s clear, can we afford Jeremiah Wright or Farrakhan getting anywhere close to power could be the end of the USA.
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