Two-to-one in Kentucky isn't nearly as good as even a one-point win in Oregon would have been: a victory in the liberal heart of Obamaland might have made a difference, even at this late date....

Denver!
Denver!
Denver!
Denver!
Denver!
Denver!
Denver!

To Denver. CHANRGE

A can of peaches to everyone who was clinging to their guns and their religion!

The hills are alive with the sound of Cackling!

Obviously, all those typical white people were just being racist again.

She's not crushing ON Obama, is she?

Recreate 68!

re: #8 Occasional Reader

She's not crushing ON Obama, is she?

Brain Bleach! Brain Bleach! Brain Bleach! Brain Bleach!

Check out the Chris Matthews look-alike behind her.

Gaaaaaaaaah! The beast is blabbing!

As long as he does not hit the magic # of 2025, she has a glimmer of hope. Boy, this is not going to end anytime soon. Pass the popcorn.

Wow...this may be yet another sign that he will not be as strong as you would think in the fall. No presumptive nominee has ever suffered these types of losses this late in a primary election that he is assured of winning...There is some hope for McCain and Republicans this fall...

re: #11 Luigi

Check out the Chris Matthews look-alike behind her.

Has he got a tingle running up his leg?

Clinton keeps racking up these significant margins in the insignificant states (at least according to Obama's metrics). You know, flyover country - even those parts of flyover country that are so far away from his home state of Illinois so as to be bordered by them (Kentucky).

Of course, the real thing is that as someone else pointed out - this isn't so much an election, but a measure of demographics, and if you go by the demographics (which Hillary has), Obama is not going to do well at all come November.

Racists!

re: #13 calcajun

As long as he does not hit the magic # of 2025, she has a glimmer of hope. Boy, this is not going to end anytime soon. Pass the popcorn.

Here ya' go, popped in coconut oil, with real butter and salt.

re: #17 karmic_inquisitor

sexists!

Did she use a D-9 to do it?

re: #15 jcm

That's just incontinence.

You know, the only reason Hillary is so fired up is because someone dropped a house on her sister.

ahhh-gee.

Look at that bitter audience.

re: #1 stuiec

Two-to-one in Kentucky isn't nearly as good as even a one-point win in Oregon would have been: a victory in the liberal heart of Obamaland might have made a difference, even at this late date....

Oregon won't be reported till 11 pm or so. At least one poll has them 4 points apart.

www.HillaryClinton.com

Just trying to do my part for the cause of chaos.

Go Hillary! (Ow...that hurt MUCH more than I thought it would.)

re: #20 song_and_dance_man

Man, is she annoying.

Is she tearing up yet?

re: #13 calcajun

As long as he does not hit the magic # of 2025, she has a glimmer of hope. Boy, this is not going to end anytime soon. Pass the popcorn.

They still have to determine what to do about Fla. and Mich.,too.

As much as I hate Hillary, she would be much less damaging to the country than Obama, and a lot of people are starting to realize that.

The democrats are going to nominate the person that's not the best candidate they have to offer. Fools.

re: #30 maddogg

As much as I hate Hillary, she would be much less damaging to the country than Obama, and a lot of people are starting to realize that.

It would be nice for McCain to beat another American.

re: #6 The Other Les

The hills are alive with the sound of Cackling!

Wait-the Hildebeast declared today that comments about her cackling were sexist.

re: #29 BignJames

They still have to determine what to do about Fla. and Mich.,too.

If Obama keeps inserting foot in mouth, then shooting it. Super delegates are gonna' start flipping.

I never thought I'd say it, but I've actually gained some respect for her in this campaign.

Not a lot. But some.

re: #16 lawhawk

Clinton keeps racking up these significant margins in the insignificant states (at least according to Obama's metrics). You know, flyover country - even those parts of flyover country that are so far away from his home state of Illinois so as to be bordered by them (Kentucky).

Of course, the real thing is that as someone else pointed out - this isn't so much an election, but a measure of demographics, and if you go by the demographics (which Hillary has), Obama is not going to do well at all come November.

And I suspect that had a good many of Obama's gaffes and baggage come to light earlier, he might very well have been kicked to the curb long since.

re: #33 song_and_dance_man

My BS meter has pegged out.

re: #28 jcm

She can't tear up. She can't get near water, or else...

re: #33 song_and_dance_man

Not yet, but my Cackle-o-meter is pegging 11.

Eject! Eject! Eject! It's gonna' blow!

re: #30 maddogg

It's the difference between a hand grenade (Hillary) and a MOAB (Obama) going off. Yeah, there are differences in magnitude, but you (the US) ends up mangled all the same.

She is tough, I'll give her that. And she does not hate her country, unlike you know who.....

re: #33 song_and_dance_man

Not yet, but my Cackle-o-meter is pegging 11.

Not to mention the Cankle meter.

re: #28 jcm

Is she tearing up yet?

No, she actually is doing a darned good job. Not an um or an aw in the bunch. And doing it with a smile. Actually, this is one of the very few times that Hillary has ever impressed me.

The unbiased news:

Exit polling conducted in both states suggest that Democratic voters were primarily motivated by a desire for change. Nearly half of all voters in Kentucky and Oregon cited a candidate's ability to bring about change as their top priority in choosing between the two.

[Link: blog.washingtonpost.com...]

HINT. HINT!

At this point I don't want her to win.

I want Obama to run.

He is an arrogant prick and the more he speaks about specific issues the more he screw up.

The doubters will surface. Obama is McGovern.

Meanwhile, Howard Dean will run an ugly campaign of personal attacks on a bonafide war hero. It will backfire.

I am just glad that the slaying of the Hildebeast is a protracted, gory, violent affair.

re: #34 livefreeor die

Wait-the Hildebeast declared today that comments about her cackling were sexist.

So?

re: #44 galloping granny
Maybe she got her hormones balanced before she came on stage?!

re: #45 song_and_dance_man

Riiiight. Cackle has been fighting for them all her life. What a frothing crock of steaming crap.

Bingo! She wouldn't be anywhere near the common person unless there was something in it for her.

All any opponent of Obama has to do at this point is not act like a snapping poodle.

re: #51 Charles

The snapping poodle reference kills me. Visualize it, it's perfect!

re: #18 jcm

Yum. A nummy treat.

Normally, I take no joy from the discomfiture of my enemies, but this is just too good.

re: #19 pingjockey

sexists!

Now now. You must wait for the Oregon returns to level that charge.

re: #51 Charles

All any opponent of Obama has to do at this point is not act like a snapping poodle.

Oh well, sorry Hillary.

McCain has Obama backed into a corner, he's having to rephrase most of his stances 2 or 3 times so far.

I'm all up on that steamin' redhead on Hillary's left (or our right), yo...

re: #46 jaunte

32% of KY Dem voters will vote for McCain

re: #47 karmic_inquisitor

At this point I don't want her to win.

I want Obama to run.

He is an arrogant prick and the more he speaks about specific issues the more he screw up.

The doubters will surface. Obama is McGovern.

Meanwhile, Howard Dean will run an ugly campaign of personal attacks on a bonafide war hero. It will backfire.

I am just glad that the slaying of the Hildebeast is a protracted, gory, violent affair.

I do not want the election to hinge on vote-theft skills. And Obama as the Democrats' standard-bearer is already too close for comfort.

Let Hillary defeat Obama, and trust to her nails-on-the-blackboard voice to give McCain the edge well before November.

"Y'know Howard Dean has some pretty good ideas. Why don't the Democrats kick the tires on him one more time?"

(APPROXIMATE quote)

(Ow. That hurt too!)

re: #45 song_and_dance_man

The only thing that the Hillabeast has been "fighting for" is the opportunity to remake the country in her unholy image.

/thus, screwing us all over in the process.

re: #49 pingjockey

Maybe she got her hormones balanced before she came on stage?!

I suspect that Hillary is one of those people (often women) that is damned good in a crunch.

why can't the messiah close the deal?

VDH just wrote a pretty good piece on how this campaign is going to look.

My German Shepherd killed a snapping poodle, unfortunately, it was my Mothers....

re: #64 nyc redneck

why can't the messiah close the deal?

Only one Anti-Christ can move to the finals.

re: #54 karmic_inquisitor
I can't wait for the donk convention. All these oh so tolerant people hurling epithets, chairs, bottles, etc.... at each other. Mwhahaha!

re: #59 unrealizedviewpoint

I hope you're right.

re: #64 nyc redneck

Typical white people.

/racist, all of them!

Let us now hope and pray Obama does not get to the magical number that lets him clench the nomination.

Let us also pray for popcorn to rain down from the heavens should this continue to Denver.

re: #61 yitzy

"Y'know Howard Dean has some pretty good ideas. Why don't the Democrats kick the tires on him one more time?"

(APPROXIMATE quote)

(Ow. That hurt too!)

All your bike trails are belong to us.

re: #58 song_and_dance_man

As I said on an earlier thread...

I'd never thought I'd say it, but she is almost acceptable, and it's B-HO who has done that.

She's still an Alinskyite. I think her head is on a heck of a lot straighter than B. Hussein's.

Yesterday Iran was a minor threat, today it's a grave threat.
BHO SUWYF!

re: #63 galloping granny
Ya think? I don't know. Heard some terrible stories from guys who had been in the WH on duty. Not a nice person.

re: #64 nyc redneck

why can't the messiah close the deal?

Because of white racists! We need the UN NOW!

She's picking ... Beyonce!

re: #71 song_and_dance_man

So Cackle is going to pick a woman as Veep? Did I hear that right?

But I thought John Edwards endorsed Obama.

My remote is going to stay within reach at all times this election. When I hear Hilly's screeching voice, it makes me yearn to hear fingernails on a chalkboard.

re: #15 jcm

No. That's a mouse.

"That's right--fight amongst yourselves."

Jeeze, she is talking about her beating John McCain, like its actually gonna happen. Does Hillary have a nuke to drop on Obama?

She can now claim the popular vote while Barack can claim the delegate vote. Should be interesting!

re: #36 Charles

I agree. Is there any Repub who will fight like her?

At first i wasn't such a Clinton fan. But now, as i'm getting to know Obama, i'm more and more becoming a fan. Obama just creeps me out, not just because of his history of his friends who are among haters and terrorists, but also just because of his face. Of course this is not about colour, until he discovered powerpoint I admired Colin Powell. It's just the faked emotions, the vision he lays in his own eyes and his obviously trained mymics that makes me think that he is the kind of guy who pleases others people just for his own sake. He makes me think of people who turn against you just when you don't expect them to.

re: #82 maddogg

Jeeze, she is talking about her beating John McCain, like its actually gonna happen. Does Hillary have a nuke to drop on Obama?

Yes--Michelle Obama.

re: #77 Charles

She's picking ... Beyonce!

OK - I'm changing my vote.

re: #64 nyc redneck

why can't the messiah close the deal?

He is a Marxist - and even my upcountry red-neck Vermont neighbors talk about that in the grocery store checkout line.

He threw Granny under the bus.

He is prejudiced - see remarks about Typical White People, including Granny.

He is silly enough - or stupid enough - to believe that any of us really fall for the line that he sat in a church pew every Sunday for twenty years and never noticed that his "pastor" is a raving, racist madman.

He has absolutely NO experience at anything other than rabble rousing and community organizing.

He knows nothing about economics and even less about world affairs.

He has no military experience.

Shall I go on?

At least a dozen life-long democrats I know will vote McCain if Obama is the candidate... and most of them don't like either of them and are already resigned to voting McCain or sitting this one out. The democrat elite cannot keep ignoring the moderate-left; they aren't interested in racial/gender identity politics, and only want a return to Truman/Kennedy style American liberalism, not cradle-to-grave Euro-socialism.

re: #87 haakondahl

Yes--Michelle Obama.

I thought Michelle might have more to contribute.

re: #71 song_and_dance_man

So Cackle is going to pick a woman as Veep? Did I hear that right?

Double jeopardy.

re: #86 sundaydriver

At first i wasn't such a Clinton fan. But now, as i'm getting to know Obama, i'm more and more becoming a fan. Obama just creeps me out, not just because of his history of his friends who are among haters and terrorists, but also just because of his face. Of course this is not about colour, until he discovered powerpoint I admired Colin Powell. It's just the faked emotions, the vision he lays in his own eyes and his obviously trained mymics that makes me think that he is the kind of guy who pleases others people just for his own sake. He makes me think of people who turn against you just when you don't expect them to.

You learn quickly, Grasshopper.

re: #82 maddogg

Jeeze, she is talking about her beating John McCain, like its actually gonna happen. Does Hillary have a nuke to drop on Obama?

"Accidents" happen.

(This is not advocacy.)

re: #85 daledog

I agree. Is there any Repub who will fight like her?

Randy "Duke" Cunningham is in jail. So the answer is "no".

re: #90 stevieray
Truman/Kennedy liberalism is now the McCain wing of the repub. party.

re: #90 stevieray

At least a dozen life-long democrats I know will vote McCain if Obama is the candidate... and most of them don't like either of them and are already resigned to voting McCain or sitting this one out. The democrat elite cannot keep ignoring the moderate-left; they aren't interested in racial/gender identity politics, and only want a return to Truman/Kennedy style American liberalism, not cradle-to-grave Euro-socialism.

One of my family's lifelong Democrats (who lives in South Carolina, where her vote is not needed) will vote for McCain if Obama is the nominee.

re: #89 galloping granny

I would say that he embodies pretty much everything that is wrong with the Democratic Party. Except Hillary.

re: #25 galloping granny

Oregon won't be reported till 11 pm or so. At least one poll has them 4 points apart.

You think she can pull off an upset there? Because THAT would cast some doubt on Obama's inevitability.

At least when she's screeching speaking, we don't have to hear that cackle.

re: #80 Cap'n DOC

No. That's a mouse.

Cut that out....

Ya' think these people ever feel like the whores that they are?

Let's hear it for McCain's Cadmus Candidacy.

Remember Cadmus? Greek mythology. He had to plow a field and sow it with dragon's teeth. Athena warned him that when the dragon's teeth hit the ground, armed men would spring up ready to attack him--but that he could save himself by throwing the helmet in which the dragon's teeth were kept, and hitting one of the men. They would begin to quarrel among themselves and slay each other, leaving him the victor.

Throw the helmet, John!

re: #89 galloping granny

Yes - but he has a secret weapon.

7 extra states! And they have outsourced their vote counting to Cook County, Illinois! That is at least 21 extra electoral votes!

With all of this talk about how wonderful Obama is, I keep wondering why he worked as a community organizer (whatever that is) but never a mention that he practiced law. Did he (or his wife) ever pass the bar exam?

It was national news when JFK Jr. failed it a couple of times, but it wouldn't be the case with this guy.

re: #24 Charles

Look at that bitter audience.

Yes, but will they waffle and go to Obama if and when the inevitable happens and Hillary withdraws or is forced from the race?

i have gained respect for hillary. too bad she's a big lib.
i really hope osama gets the nod. at this point his ignorance and lack of experience is so obvious. and it will only get worse for him when he goes up against mccain. the osama supporters are going to need some support groups when he is soundly defeated.

re: #108 song_and_dance_man

I don't think she has the patience for his hair.

She won't want to be upstaged.

re: #71 song_and_dance_man

So Cackle is going to pick a woman as Veep? Did I hear that right?

That should help her spread the blame when she loses in Nov.

I really don't know which one is going to be more of a threat to McCain. I have a hunch that it's Hillary, given the Clinton machines we have seen in the past, and it seems to me that BHO is making more and more rookie mistakes when under pressure and he will never be able to close the deal against an experience pro that knows how to put that pressure on.

re: #96 pingjockey

Truman/Kennedy liberalism is now the McCain wing of the repub. party.

If that means winning the War and putting the mullahs out of business in Iran than that is OK by me.

I am voting one issue this time around and the choice could not be clearer.

re: #105 dekalb

With all of this talk about how wonderful Obama is, I keep wondering why he worked as a community organizer (whatever that is) but never a mention that he practiced law. Did he (or his wife) ever pass the bar exam?

It was national news when JFK Jr. failed it a couple of times, but it wouldn't be the case with this guy.

We had this discussion not so long ago on LGF and it was determined that he did pass the bar. So did Michelle, however, not the first time. Obama did practice law, but nothing note-worthy.

re: #106 lawhawk

Yes, but will they waffle and go to Obama if and when the inevitable happens and Hillary withdraws or is forced from the race?

Obama, the party of waffles. Like I said before, Obama, the candidate of bullshit and waffles.

re: #102 joecitizen

Ya' think these people ever feel like the whores that they are?

Remember the last time you parked almost accidentally for 20 seconds in a blue handicapped parking space? Remember how bad you felt as you pulled away? That's how they feel.

re: #75 pingjockey

Ya think? I don't know. Heard some terrible stories from guys who had been in the WH on duty. Not a nice person.

I did not say she was a nice person. I said it looks like she is a fighter that is good in a crunch.

Don't think I like Hillary - I don't. I think that Hillary's actions over Blue Dress Girl set women in this country back decades and that alone is enough to make me vote Republican. I don't have to like her to see that she has a good quality or two.

Given a choice between Obama, Hillary and McCain, John gets my vote all the way.

Given a choice between Obama and John McCain, my entire family (rabid democrats or independents all) are voting McCain across the board.

But if I had to choose between Obama and Hillary, Hill would get my vote hands down. Obama would be the worst thing to happen to this country since the day that it was founded.

Look who's scouring LGF comments for Ted Kennedy bashers:

[Link: pandagon.blogsome.com...]

re: #110 CyanSnowHawk

That should help her spread the blame when she loses in Nov.

I really don't know which one is going to be more of a threat to McCain. I have a hunch that it's Hillary, given the Clinton machines we have seen in the past, and it seems to me that BHO is making more and more rookie mistakes when under pressure and he will never be able to close the deal against an experience pro that knows how to put that pressure on.

I dont think either one of them will be a real threat to McCain...I still have faith in a place called America