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Breaking: Obama Clinches Nomination

Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 2:00:36 pm PDT

Fox News is reporting that Barack Obama has amassed enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination...

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1 Occasional Reader  6/03/08 2:01:01 pm reply quote 14

Crap.

2 Occasional Reader  6/03/08 2:01:28 pm reply quote 3

Consolation prize; he should be easier to beat.

3 red satellite  6/03/08 2:01:30 pm reply quote 11

God help us.

4 mama winger  6/03/08 2:01:33 pm reply quote 10

God help us all.

5 Alouette  6/03/08 2:02:05 pm reply quote 8

I'm sure Hillary still has a trick or two up her sleeve. It ain't over till it's over.

6 goddessoftheclassroom  6/03/08 2:02:11 pm reply quote 1

Hang on: the nomination is not the election.

7 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  6/03/08 2:02:12 pm 3
8 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:02:17 pm reply quote 6

Release the scandal hounds!

9 David IV of Georgia  6/03/08 2:02:42 pm reply quote 24

This simplifies things for me.
No ambiguity now.
McCain 2008.

10 MJ  6/03/08 2:02:43 pm reply quote 12

Someone should wake up John McCain and tell him.

11 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:02:45 pm reply quote 1

Michelle must be so proud.

12 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/03/08 2:02:55 pm reply quote 21

It was like waiting for a hurricane, you knew it was coming and it finally made landfall.

13 coquimbojoe  6/03/08 2:03:13 pm reply quote 6

re: #3 red satellite

God help us.

re: #4 mama winger

God help us all.

re: #1 Occasional Reader

Crap.

My immediate thoughts too. Light a candle, say a prayer, whatever it is you do....

14 addison  6/03/08 2:03:22 pm reply quote 6

I'm bitter.

15 redstateredneck  6/03/08 2:03:36 pm reply quote 12

It's on.
C'mon McCain, open up a can of whoop-ass on him.

16 mama winger  6/03/08 2:03:54 pm reply quote 39

I really love my country. I mean - I really really love my country. America is the shining city on a hill. Please God, do not allow us to put out our own light.

17 Fat Jolly Penguin  6/03/08 2:03:58 pm reply quote 1

Damn it.

I hope Hillary keeps pounding the superdelegate issue. I don't want this to end now; it sounds weird, but as long as this contest has gone on, I don't think it's gone long enough yet. So many juicy stories to reveal...

18 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:04:10 pm reply quote 4

Hey, he's the weaker candidate! We should be rejoicing for when McCain wins -- which is more certain now -- Israel and the United States will be protected from radical Islam.

19 Peacekeeper  6/03/08 2:04:12 pm reply quote 4

Once, twice, three times a lady.

20 taxfreekiller  6/03/08 2:04:22 pm reply quote 4

All that ends have beginnings.

21 Venezuela lover  6/03/08 2:04:24 pm reply quote 2

Stop the convention. Its not needed. If Fox News says it, it must be true.

Its also official that the democrats cannot field a decent candidate.

22 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  6/03/08 2:04:27 pm reply quote 1

So, when does the Clinton team show up at the McCains'?

23 jemima  6/03/08 2:04:56 pm reply quote 3

Pardon me if I don't cheer. To simple minds this looks like a huge step forward. Upon thoughtful analysis this is a massive lurch backward.

24 buzzsawmonkey  6/03/08 2:05:05 pm reply quote 30

The Democratic Party--dumber than a sack of hammers.

And it's enough to make you sickle.

25 Occasional Reader  6/03/08 2:05:06 pm reply quote 18

Visualize a humiliating McCain 40+ State sweep.

26 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:05:21 pm reply quote 0

re: #22 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Chubby, they don't have to show up, they just have to fax us their opp. research.

27 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:05:22 pm reply quote 0

This is going to cut into Bills philandering, what with Hillary being home and all. Maybe not.

28 Honorary Yooper  6/03/08 2:05:30 pm reply quote 6

"It's not over till the lady in the pantsuit says it is."

29 father_of_10  6/03/08 2:05:39 pm reply quote 3

So, do you all think that Clinton loathes Obama to the point that she will help McCain crush, humiliate and defeat him into history? To make him a pariah of politics?

30 Honorary Yooper  6/03/08 2:05:51 pm reply quote 0

re: #27 HelloDare

This is going to cut into Bills philandering, what with Hillary being home and all. Maybe not.

They'll still have Congress.

31 redstateredneck  6/03/08 2:05:51 pm reply quote 0
32 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:05:57 pm reply quote 39

They found somebody worse than Kerry. Amazing.

33 mama winger  6/03/08 2:06:00 pm reply quote 1

re: #29 father_of_10

So, do you all think that Clinton loathes Obama to the point that she will help McCain crush, humiliate and defeat him into history? To make him a pariah of politics?

Lord, I hope so.

34 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:06:03 pm reply quote 1

re: #29 father_of_10

NO.

35 Peacekeeper  6/03/08 2:06:08 pm reply quote 2

He doesn't want Hillary but he does want to win, so he needs her.

36 jcm  6/03/08 2:06:23 pm reply quote 11

N☭bama.

37 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:06:39 pm reply quote 4

The worst case scenario is Obama choosing Clinton for his veep. Pray it doesn't happen.

38 Fat Jolly Penguin  6/03/08 2:06:50 pm reply quote 1

re: #28 Honorary Yooper

"It's not over till the lady in the pantsuit says it is sings."

My ears, my ears...

39 MJ  6/03/08 2:07:01 pm reply quote 15

They're celebrating in Tehran tonight.

40 the_flying_pig  6/03/08 2:07:05 pm reply quote 2

Danger, Will Robinson, danger!

41 Athos  6/03/08 2:07:28 pm reply quote 2

re: #32 HelloDare

They found somebody worse than Kerry. Amazing.

The Democrats just have to continue to negatively outperform. They intend to do the same in fighting the war and in the economy.

42 Killian Bundy  6/03/08 2:07:30 pm reply quote 2

BIG OBAMA ATE MY BABY DINGO!

/President Obama equals Dow 7000

43 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/03/08 2:07:30 pm reply quote 1

re: #39 MJ

They're celebrating in Tehran tonight.

Definately a passout candy in the streets moment for them.

44 Sizzlack  6/03/08 2:07:53 pm reply quote 0

Time to build me a Panic Room.

45 buzzsawmonkey  6/03/08 2:07:55 pm reply quote 0

re: #37 hermeneutics

The worst case scenario is Obama choosing Clinton for his veep. Pray it doesn't happen.

I've been predicting the HO Ticket for months. The OH ticket is not quite as strong, but I will be surprised if it does not happen.

46 jaunte  6/03/08 2:07:58 pm reply quote 7

Hip, Hip, Hamas.

47 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/03/08 2:08:02 pm reply quote 7

re: #42 Killian Bundy

BIG OBAMA ATE MY BABY DINGO!

/President Obama equals Dow 70.00

You forgot the decimal point

48 father_of_10  6/03/08 2:08:34 pm reply quote 1

re: #37 hermeneutics

The worst case scenario is Obama choosing Clinton for his veep. Pray it doesn't happen.

I think they will implode if that happens. She is not going to like taking orders from him and he will have to have a full-time food-taster and extra body guards. I think that might make for a very uneasy coalition and possibly a very short term for the Obamamamamama guy.

49 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:08:38 pm reply quote 0

He's got the nomination. Now the real Obama can come out. Waffle breakfast at Trinity United Church of Christ next Sunday after services.

50 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:08:40 pm reply quote 0

re: #45 buzzsawmonkey

An OH ticket radically changes the choices available to McCain.

51 jaunte  6/03/08 2:08:42 pm reply quote 0

And that #46 has a giant invisible /sarc tag on it, if you're at all uncertain...

52 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  6/03/08 2:08:47 pm 7
53 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/03/08 2:09:00 pm reply quote 2

re: #44 Sizzlack

Time to build me a Panic Room.

Guns, ammo, stay mobile, they can dig you out of a panic room, make em work to get you.

54 mama winger  6/03/08 2:09:01 pm reply quote 0

Speaking of Obama, my dog has to poop. bbl

55 notreallyme  6/03/08 2:09:08 pm reply quote 0

re: #18 hermeneutics

re: #18 hermeneutics

Hey, he's the weaker candidate! We should be rejoicing for when McCain wins -- which is more certain now -- Israel and the United States will be protected from radical Islam.

Will they? If McCain follows Rice's stated policy of "give the Palestinians a state no matter what", Israel will be up a creek. She should have never opened her mouth to AIPAC.

The way I see it, either McCain (or Bush) has to distance themselves from Rice, or Hillary just has a chance for the "jewish vote".

56 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:09:37 pm reply quote 3

re: #49 HelloDare

The real Obama will keep his racialism and immaturity in hiding. He's a great actor.

58 father_of_10  6/03/08 2:09:49 pm reply quote 0

re: #54 mama winger

Speaking of Obama, my dog has to poop. bbl

D*mn. I stepped in some obama!

59 Ward Cleaver  6/03/08 2:09:58 pm reply quote 1

Folks, it's on.

60 redstateredneck  6/03/08 2:10:01 pm reply quote 1

re: #49 HelloDare

He's got the nomination. Now the real Obama can come out. Waffle breakfast at Trinity United Church of Christ next Sunday after services.


Special Guest Speaker: Father Phleger

61 snowcrash  6/03/08 2:10:09 pm reply quote 7

Somewhere Susan Sarandon is smiling. Yuck

62 jamgarr  6/03/08 2:10:15 pm reply quote 0

It's beginning to look like the Dems are really going to misundernominate this year.

63 Peacekeeper  6/03/08 2:10:16 pm reply quote 0

re: #45 buzzsawmonkey

The Democrats HAVE to force those two together to save the election.

64 buzzsawmonkey  6/03/08 2:10:18 pm reply quote 3

re: #42 Killian Bundy

President Obama equals Dow 7000

Shouldn't that be "Dhow?" President Obama wants us to be friendly with the Muslim world.

65 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:10:28 pm reply quote 4

re: #52 song_and_dance_man

Ayers, Revved Wright, Pfleger, Farrakhan, Achmadinijad and a whole host of other racist nuts are celebrating at this very moment.

Actually, they're probably worried right now. If Obama wins, how can they (as well as Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, et al) keep their "victimhood" con game alive?

66 Ward Cleaver  6/03/08 2:10:50 pm reply quote 0

re: #57 Killgore Trout

Lawmakers: Clinton says she's open to VP
Fat chance.

Back to the Senate with you!

/and hopefully bho, too, after nov. 4th

67 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:10:53 pm reply quote 0

re: #55 notreallyme

Rice is out. McCain will have to distance himself because he'll want to WIN. He's no dummy -- his legacy will be ending the wars with honor, peace and strength.

Obama would simply run away.

68 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  6/03/08 2:11:15 pm 0
69 jcm  6/03/08 2:11:30 pm reply quote 0

But will HRC go gently?

70 buzzsawmonkey  6/03/08 2:11:34 pm reply quote 7

And copies of the video game Grand Theft Election™ are simply flying off the shelves!

71 Peacekeeper  6/03/08 2:11:34 pm reply quote 3

You can forget about McCain : the media will savage him as soon as the dust settles. Obama is their anointed one.

72 Ward Cleaver  6/03/08 2:11:41 pm reply quote 1

re: #64 buzzsawmonkey

Shouldn't that be "Dhow?" President Obama wants us to be friendly with the Muslim world.

Or da'wa?

/feeding us islamist bs

73 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:11:46 pm reply quote 0

re: #68 song_and_dance_man

The whole world still needs to be conquered.

Those con artists only care about linking the USA

74 father_of_10  6/03/08 2:11:54 pm reply quote 6

re: #65 sattv4u2

Actually, they're probably worried right now. If Obama wins, how can they (as well as Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton, et al) keep their "victimhood" con game alive?

Easy, everytime he proposes something and doesn't get it, then it's victim-time again. Anyone that opposes anything he promotes is a racist. He has automatic and continual built-in victim-hood.

75 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:12:04 pm reply quote 0

re: #71 Peacekeeper

We are the new media. We need to get busy.

76 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  6/03/08 2:12:15 pm 0
77 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:12:18 pm reply quote 0

Dow, d'oh!

78 BIGDUKE 6  6/03/08 2:12:29 pm reply quote 0

I wonder- when will he start calling himself Barry again ?
This is gonna be great ! Michelle Obama will be exposed for the Bigot that she is.

79 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/03/08 2:12:32 pm reply quote 0

re: #59 Ward Cleaver

Folks, it's on.

Yup, the enemy has cross FEBA, approaching max effective range.

80 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:12:33 pm reply quote 0

re: #73 sattv4u2

Those con artists only care about linking MILKING the USA


PIMF

81 wrenchwench  6/03/08 2:12:42 pm reply quote 5

I voted for John McCain today. The other option was Ron Paul. November will be even easier.

/New Mexico. Yes, we had a primary today.

82 Occasional Reader  6/03/08 2:12:55 pm reply quote 4

re: #71 Peacekeeper

You can forget about McCain : the media will savage him as soon as the dust settles. Obama is their anointed one.

The media savaged Bush in 2004 and 2000. Fortunately, they don't get to simply pick the President. Not yet, anyway.

83 David IV of Georgia  6/03/08 2:12:55 pm reply quote 2

re: #37 hermeneutics

The worst case scenario is Obama choosing Clinton for his veep. Pray it doesn't happen.

Michelle wouldn't let him pair up with a white woman. He'd have to throw one of them under the bus.

84 Fat Jolly Penguin  6/03/08 2:12:56 pm reply quote 2

re: #69 jcm

But will HRC go gently?

NEVAH!

85 Killgore Trout  6/03/08 2:13:20 pm reply quote 10

Cardinal removes Pfleger from St. Sabina parish

The firebrand pastor of St. Sabina parish was removed from his duties there Tuesday, according to a statement released by the Archdiocese of Chicago.

In the statement, Cardinal Francis George says he asked the Rev. Michael Pfleger, 59, to "take leave for a couple of weeks from his pastoral duties." The statement said Pfleger "does not believe this to be the right step at this time." "While respecting his disagreement, I have nevertheless asked him to use this opportunity to reflect on his recent statements and actions in the light of the Church's regulations for all Catholic priests," George said.

86 Athos  6/03/08 2:13:41 pm reply quote 2

re: #61 snowcrash

Somewhere Susan Sarandon is smiling getting moving quotes and checking out the Canadian and Italian consulates for immigration paperwork.

This is probably more likely.......

87 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:13:45 pm reply quote 1

re: #83 David IV of Georgia

Michelle wouldn't let him pair up with a white woman. He'd have to throw one of them under the bus.

Seeing that Michelle is the bus DRIVER,,, YOU do the math!

88 Ward Cleaver  6/03/08 2:13:52 pm reply quote 0

re: #27 HelloDare

This is going to cut into Bills philandering, what with Hillary being home and all. Maybe not.

She just goes back the Senate (there's four years left on her term), so it'll be party time for Bill.

89 notreallyme  6/03/08 2:13:52 pm reply quote 0

re: #67 hermeneutics

Rice is out. McCain will have to distance himself because he'll want to WIN. He's no dummy -- his legacy will be ending the wars with honor, peace and strength.

I sure hope so. She really pulled a "career limiting move". :-)

90 Sizzlack  6/03/08 2:14:00 pm reply quote 2

Obama winning the nomination is just more proof that moonbats vote and make their decisions based on emotions rather than facts. I do not understand how anyone could be such a supporter of Obama when no one knows his positions on anything. Its like rolling the dice and hoping you dont crap out.

91 Peacekeeper  6/03/08 2:14:10 pm reply quote 1

Can't wait for the first Supreme Court pick from Barrack. I'm betting on radical black feminist.

92 EC Marm  6/03/08 2:14:22 pm reply quote 4

"May you live in interesting times." It's no wonder it's considered an ancient curse.

93 Killgore Trout  6/03/08 2:14:26 pm reply quote 0

re: #77 HelloDare

Dow, d'oh!


Sell now. Under the Obama regime you won't be able to afford making money.

94 tokyobk  6/03/08 2:14:35 pm reply quote 1

Obama will be running as a regular guy with a tan from now on anyway. A mildly ethnic American the way Jackson was Scotch Irish and Kennedy was Catholic.

95 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:14:59 pm reply quote 1

re: #89 notreallyme

I think she got into the thick of things and simply lost track. I don't think she's evil or even stupid -- but she's horribly wrong.

96 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:14:59 pm reply quote 2

re: #88 Ward Cleaver

She just goes back the Senate (there's four years left on her term), so it'll be party time STALKING WOMEN AS USUAL for Bill.

fixed

97 Ward Cleaver  6/03/08 2:15:14 pm reply quote 0

So is Hill gonna start drinking again?

98 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:15:18 pm reply quote 2

re: #91 Peacekeeper

Can't wait for the first Supreme Court pick from Barrack. I'm betting on radical black feminist.

Cynthia McKinney !

99 experiencedtraveller  6/03/08 2:15:38 pm reply quote 1

Keep your powder dry McCain! Many Americans don't even think about elections until Labor Day.

100 'Nam Grunt  6/03/08 2:15:40 pm reply quote 0

re: #61 snowcrash

I certainly hope she uses her fly miles and takes a plane load with her to Canada, Italy doesn't want the harridan!

101 Atweber  6/03/08 2:15:52 pm reply quote 0

osama bin borax the best the demoncats have to offer--what happened to the party of truman?

102 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  6/03/08 2:16:01 pm 0
103 onslow  6/03/08 2:16:01 pm reply quote 1
104 Fat Jolly Penguin  6/03/08 2:16:03 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 Fat Jolly Penguin

NEVAH!

Found the video I was looking for!

105 tokyobk  6/03/08 2:16:24 pm reply quote 0

There will also be a big, big bus undering for serious leftists. Obama is going white and going center...

106 maximoso  6/03/08 2:16:37 pm reply quote 8

Grab your wallets and get ready for a bumpy ride.

As inept as McCain is - We could have to endure Jimmy Carter again in hopes of finding another Reagan to emerge.

Lord Help us - with the possibility of having a President who holds disdain for this country.

107 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  6/03/08 2:16:39 pm reply quote 0

re: #91 Peacekeeper

Can't wait for the first Supreme Court pick from Barrack. I'm betting on radical black feminist.

Maxine Waters or Cynthia McKinney.

108 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  6/03/08 2:17:01 pm 0
109 notreallyme  6/03/08 2:17:10 pm reply quote 0

re: #95 hermeneutics

I think she got into the thick of things and simply lost track. I don't think she's evil or even stupid -- but she's horribly wrong.

But now it's policy. Bush has to accept it, or deny it. If McCain wants he "jewish vote", he'll have to distance himself from it.

110 BIGDUKE 6  6/03/08 2:17:11 pm reply quote 0

re: #71 Peacekeeper

You can forget about McCain : the media will savage him as soon as the dust settles. Obama is their anointed one.

The MSM can try but I think the Man's basic Decency will shine through.
His speech to AIPAC was a classic.
Besides there are more skeletons in Barak's closet than on a Cambodian killing field.

111 Adrenalyn  6/03/08 2:17:12 pm reply quote 5

he has already won the election of most racist candidate ever to run as the lead for a major party with his association with Louis Farrakhan, Jeremiah Wright and the entire Trinity Church

then again, Jimmy Carter was the previous holder of that title
with his association with Lester Maddox and JB Stoner

112 Peacekeeper  6/03/08 2:17:16 pm reply quote 2

Remember: If you don't support Obama you're a racist! Have a nice day comrades!

113 Sizzlack  6/03/08 2:17:25 pm reply quote 4

re: #107 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)

Cynthia McKinney.

Wow I think I barfed in my mouth a little on that one...

114 EC Marm  6/03/08 2:17:37 pm reply quote 0

re: #85 Killgore Trout
LARGE PRINT
"Removed"
Small print
"for a couple of weeks"

I personally think he should be permanent clean up crew in the local homeless shelter soup kitchen for the rest of his term.

115 jcm  6/03/08 2:18:03 pm reply quote 0

re: #84 Fat Jolly Penguin

NEVAH!

Zactly!

I don't see her conceding.

116 'Nam Grunt[deleted]  6/03/08 2:18:08 pm 0
117 BIGDUKE 6  6/03/08 2:18:29 pm reply quote 0

re: #86 Athos

This is probably more likely.......

GOOD RIDDANCE TO BAD RUBBISH !

118 Fat Bastard Vegetarian  6/03/08 2:18:43 pm reply quote 0

Theres gonna be a new portrait up at the Blue Note Club, right beside Gov. Dukakis.
(Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear)

119 tokyobk  6/03/08 2:18:54 pm reply quote 2

re: #110 BIGDUKE 6

The MSM can try but I think the Man's basic Decency will shine through.
His speech to AIPAC was a classic.
Besides there are more skeletons in Barak's closet than on a Cambodian killing field.

Unfortunately in a political campaign nothing shines through that the candidates don`t initiate. I will be a broken record until November. McCain cannot beat Obama by simply being the most decent guy in the room. He has to take the fight to Obama.

120 theheat  6/03/08 2:18:58 pm reply quote 3

As icky as it is, I don't think the Obama/Hillary ticket can be beaten by McCain, particularly if McCain chooses a Fundie VP running mate (the kiss od death). It will just play into Obama's "change" hands - no more old white guys, yadda yadda, change, yadda yadda, change... Never mind Obama had his own crazy Fundie, he's going to play up how the nation is tired of same ole same ole, and Hillary at his side will somehow seem more... conservative.

I never thought I'd see the day where I had rooted so hard for Hillary to beat someone. Geez, I'd rather see a McCain/Hillary ticket. Now, that, I could get behind. Compared to this, I'd be rejoicing.

To say this sucks is an understatement.

121 calcajun  6/03/08 2:19:07 pm reply quote 1

Okay, maybe this is the paranoid me talking (people are out to get me--really) but this news, coupled with the word from the Clinton cam that she'd be thrilled to be his VP (yeah, like Michelle O would go for that) conjures visions of the Manchurian Candidate. She takes the slot and then plots to have him assassinated.

Seriously, there is no way on Earth he would have her after all they have been through. Besides, he would need to sleep with one eye open and have to send food tasters to the Naval Observatory whenever he would dine with Lady Macbeth, er... his VP.

122 MES41067  6/03/08 2:19:19 pm reply quote 0

Sniff Sniff awe shit we were having big fun weren't we.

123 jcm  6/03/08 2:19:24 pm reply quote 0

re: #85 Killgore Trout

Cardinal removes Pfleger from St. Sabina parish

They noticed the red headed child!
Hide him!

124 Kosh's Shadow  6/03/08 2:19:38 pm reply quote 1

re: #25 Occasional Reader

Visualize a humiliating McCain 40+ State sweep.

He could even win some of the blue states, especially if the Hispanics come out for McCain.

I'm thinking that McCain could even win in Massachusetts, especially if he gets support of some of the normally Democratic working-class voters.
I'd give Obama Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, and maybe Springfield. McCain could conceivably win Boston with support of Hispanics and those in South Boston.
A lot depends on how many more people Obama throws under the bus and what revelations come out about him.
McCain might be centrist enough to get votes that would never otherwise go for a Republican. Hmm - we elected several Republican governors; the last time, the Republicans lost because they were running a loser. But then. the Democrat who won reminds me of Obama, but without all the racist baggage.

We'll see. Hillary had a real chance to win the election.

125 autoexec  6/03/08 2:19:42 pm reply quote 3

And so it begins.

I can almost feel the Endtimes draw near.

126 hermeneutics  6/03/08 2:20:04 pm reply quote 0

re: #103 onslow

DOn't worry about that map, Onslow. They have a good record of prediction, but its based on lagging indicators -- old polls. Most analysts, even the Dems, see a rosy picture for McCain.

I have my own wee set of stats, and I believe McCain is up in the electoral college by at least 30 votes. And that's my worst case scenario.

127 HelloDare  6/03/08 2:20:53 pm reply quote 1

re: #123 jcm

They noticed the red headed child!
Hide him!

Quick, remove him before we lose our tax-exempt status.

128 Ward Cleaver  6/03/08 2:21:12 pm reply quote 0

'Nam, what did you do?

/#116

129 Kosh's Shadow  6/03/08 2:21:26 pm reply quote 0

re: #91 Peacekeeper

Can't wait for the first Supreme Court pick from Barrack. I'm betting on radical black feminist.

Or Al Sharpton

130 republic  6/03/08 2:22:13 pm reply quote 1

re: #91 Peacekeeper

Can't wait for the first Supreme Court pick from Barrack. I'm betting on radical black feminist.

Cynthia McKinney?

Go ahead America, don't vote to "teach those Republicans lesson"!

131 Intrepid  6/03/08 2:22:16 pm reply quote 2

If Obama does not choose Clinton for the Veep slot, then he'll have to make massive moves toward the center in his policy speeches. But he's already made such outrageous statements that he'll only look like more of a flip-flopper than John Kerry ever dreamed of being.

And honestly, Obama has already peaked. McCain has yet to get started.

So it's time, John Sydney McCain, to step up to the plate and start hitting more than singles.

132 EC Marm  6/03/08 2:22:22 pm reply quote 0

Maxine Waters switches allegiance to Barack Obama.

133 sattv4u2  6/03/08 2:22:26 pm reply quote 0

re: #129 Kosh's Shadow

Or Al Sharpton

Sharpton wouldn't take it. He'd consider it a step backwards to his current status !

134 Kosh's Shadow  6/03/08 2:22:58 pm reply quote 1

re: #125 autoexec

And so it begins.

I can almost feel the Endtimes draw near.

You mean because the Mahdi is that much closer to ruling the free world new Caliphate?

135 tokyobk  6/03/08 2:23:12 pm reply quote 0

re: #124 Kosh's Shadow

We'll see. Hillary had a real chance to win the election.

Kosh my friend, this is dangerous wishful thinking, that McCain will sweep things or that some revalation will implode Obama.

136 buzzsawmonkey  6/03/08 2:23:13 pm reply quote 0

re: #133 sattv4u2

Sharpton wouldn't take it. He'd consider it a step backwards to his current status !

As Marion Barry once said of Jesse Jackson, he doesn't wanna run nothin' but his mouth.