Comments on: Obama to declare victory on May 20?

By: Lorica

Lorica — Mon, 12 May 2008 14:27:17 +0000

The Messiah is not much for debate, is He?

That’s cuz he can’t be off script for more than a minute and a half. He is not light on his feet at all, and unless his handlers are there preparing every question and every answer he is totally dumbstruck. If this is the best they have this election is John McCain’s to lose.

One thought that strikes me thru this whole Dem process is, why even allow the masses to vote. It is ridiculous to think the the people have anything to do with the election of their nominees. Why not just let the supers dictate who the Dem nom is going to be?? After all the Dem leadership can tell 2 states that their votes don’t matter, why not just tell all 50 states that their votes don’t matter and the only important thing is the will of the supers. This is a completely confused matter, and only because those in party leadership do whatever it takes to stay in control. Maybe the DNC should start calling their headquarters “The Kremlin”.

All I have to say is Thank God Almighty that I am no longer a Dem. This garbage would have me pulling out my hair. You know you can tell which party is which. The Dem party started with Thomas Jefferson stabbing his long time friend John Adams in the back. I wonder who has that knife these days. – Lorica

By: Lisa

Lisa — Mon, 12 May 2008 03:58:50 +0000

Let him announce it, it will make him look all the more the fool when he has to give his concession speach after the convention.
Hillary Clinton is not going to allow a political lightweight take this from her. It’s not going to happen
Say what ya gotta say Barack Hussein Obama, your word isn’t law and it won’t change things for you regardless of how upset or emo you get because of it.
Hillary will give you some kind of position in her White House because she believes in giving people a chance. (you may have to divorce that racist, treasonous b*%#h you’re married to though) you’ll be answering to her and to VP, Ed Rendell.

By: Dana

Dana — Fri, 09 May 2008 00:04:49 +0000

It’s like driving, slowly, past a bad accident. The police are waving you by, but you can see the sheets covering the bodies of the victims, perhaps with their feet sticking out. You don’t know who all the victims are, but you see an awful lot of blood, and a car twisted beyond all recognition, with maybe the radiator cap remaining as a salvagable part.

It’s really simple: Hillary Clinton is still drunk on her delusions of grandeur, and she’s owed, owed! Damn it! the nomination, and even though her blood alcohol content is thrice the legal limit and even though she’s taking dead aim at a bridge abutment, she’s not going to stop the car and she’s not going to get out of the driver’s seat.

Her friends tried to tell her, “Hillary, just stay here, don’t drive that car tonight,” but she resisted every effort from them to take the keys out of her hand, and insisted on driving.

Had she given up the keys, she might have just been embarrassed the following morning, that all of her friends had seen her so trashed, but they’d all forgive her. But when she smashes the car because she’s driving flat-out drunk, and kills a couple of people in the process, she’ll find somewhat less forgiveness from her friends.

By: Mwalimu Daudi

Mwalimu Daudi — Thu, 08 May 2008 20:42:11 +0000

He Whose Middle Name Must Not Be Mentioned declared defeat in Iraq even though we are winning. The Messiah believes that global warmin-, ah, climate change is settled science. He claims to be post-racial, but deals the race card from the bottom of the deck. Now the vote is over before it is over.

The Messiah is not much for debate, is He?

By: Steve Skubinna

Steve Skubinna — Thu, 08 May 2008 16:36:30 +0000

Wasn’t it Al Gore who said something along the lines of “every vote must count” back during the disputed 2000 presidential election?

Yup. He said it repeatedly, while his goon squads were busily disenfranchising military and other absentee voters.