'Do-over is dead' (Michigan Primary re-vote)

Politico.com ^ | March 19 2008 | Ben Smith

[harpo11]

I've been wondering the same since Limbaugh agitating of the primary election. It is extraordinarily egotistical and he certainly is devilishly basking in the spotlight he has been receiving from all ends of the political spectrum.

I's sure the Clintons are extremely delighted.

But, for Limbaugh, a man who should value his professional and conservative creditials with his audience more than his unprincipled orgasmic thrill causing chaos and sticking it to the dems because he thinks they meddled in our primaries and handed us McCain as our nominee. One can just hear how excited he is about this entire reckless escapade. I fear it will backfire.

I still haven't heard him answer why he stood out of our primaries, only saying that he has a policy of not getting involved in the primaries. Well, my glorious arse he doesn't. And, he should have been as animated and excited about ours as he is in getting that witch, Hillary and her perverted intern chasing impeached ex-president their third term.

But, sadly, there are enough of his loyal listeners who were convinced to join him on this witless trek into democrat territory charting new trails into the enemy Clinton stronghold.

I am a loyal listener, sort of mad at him for this folly, but I could proudly say, I would never use my precious vote for which generations of good brave and courageous men and women fought for and died for, for a Clinton, ever!

[jveritas]

El Zibo is a swear that rhymes with El Rushbo.

[cookcounty]

"If neither wins on the first vote, can’t delegates just vote for anyone they choose? Just in the days before primaries."

Here's a possible scenario: A block of superdelegates secretly favoring Clinton, but afraid to go against Obama publicly (probably 80% of them) vote "present" on the first ballot, denying a win for either side, thus releasing pledged delegates on the second ballot. By then, some pledged to Obama may realize they're on a suicide mission and switch to Hillary, and the superdelegaates then join in to put Hillary over the top.

[harpo11]

The libs could write Wright's speeches, particularly, Nancy Pelosi, and Barbara Boxer to name just a few, perhaps, even that nutjob, Iran's Ahmadindingdong.

One thing bothers me about all this focus on what goes on in churches around America. Certainly, there never has been the liberal concept of division between church and state, especially after hearing Pastor Wright's outlandish rantings, er ah, sermons. So with many of the right-wing conservative talk show hosts all in a tizzy about what has been going on in Obama's church, do you think the left-wing loons will try to stifle, or try to legislate what can or cannot be said in our churches?

[Hunble]

I totally agree. We can beat Obama easily.

Did you forget the game plan?

We want Obama to be nominated by the Democrats!

[Kozak]

Naw. Now it’s time to call in the sharks. This won’t end without a lawyerfest.

[hsalaw]

Who is “El Zibo”?

[montag813]

I doubt that this will finish her. Obama is not going to recover form the Wright thing and the Republicans are now to face a much more powerful democrat in the general elections, Hillary Clinton.

Without Michigan or Florida, Hillary will go into Denver down by 100 delegates. There is no way the Supers will hand it to her with such a margin.

[P.O.E.]

You can bet the vote-riggers are working overtime. With Hillary as their best shot (especially in the electoral-heavy big states), this is playing perfectly for them.

[potlatch]

[(this was is very funny by the way).]

I’ve probably made over a hundred graphics of Hillary and have been posting them for a couple of years.

Think I have less than 10 of Obama.