RIGHT. WHAT YOU SAID.

Also, keeping our Dem credentials may help us in whatever voting process there is for ‘electing’ a new chairman to replace Dean and Brazile.

I think that if it has been any other opponent besides Obama, she would have been much more aggressive. Obama was her opponent like any otheer person running against her, not her friend or someone she should tip toe around. I think that she caved in way too soon and too easy. Almost make me wonder if she is really ready to be president or will she simply caveiand “be gracious” when the real pressure is on. This is a weak spot that I didn’t know existed in her.

I feel thrown under the bus when she keep insisting that we fall in line and support Obama instead of telling Obama that he needs to reach out and gain our support. I have to say that I have lost some respect for her on that issue. Hillary telling us to fall in line and basically get over it is no different than what Obama people are saying. Very hard to see her kiss up to Obama. This whole fiasco is due to the DNC, Obama campaign, and of course Hillary herself for letting this farce continue without a fight.

Frankly, I don’t see her doing any better in 2012 IF she runs again, it’ll just be more of the same. Remember she was the front runner for this election but still lost.

Also lost what little respect I had for the Kennedy’s. Really didn’t know about their legacy that well. But what total backstabber they are after Bill Clinton didn’t give up looking for John Kennedy, Jr. after the helicopter crash and people wanted him to give up the search.

I am voting against my democratic congressman in the Nov. election. He supported this farce and corruption. I own my vote.
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That so many “committed” delegates did NOT vote the way their constituents voted is an affront to each districts’ voters. I believe in other previous close nominations, Mr. Second Place got his recognition (Ted Kennedy, Gary Hart, Jesse Jackson, etc.). Can someone corroborate this?

The “final score” of committed delegates should have been under 100 delegate spread, because once Florida and Michigan were magically restored, the 123-ish difference would have shrunk. Then the SDs would have weighed in in a second round, because the first round would have shown it “too close”.

But Obama and Cabal are not confident enough that the SDs would stick with him, especially with the Obama Brand looking worse and worse each day.

The lack of transparency (the secret voting from hotel rooms??, backroom wheeling and dealing) is just like the Bad Old Days. O-man is proving himself to be just another typical slime ball politician. The Dem leadership long ago threw away any reason why we should trust them.

They will be punished. Party unity cannot be forced. Yelling at voters to “get in line” won’t work. NObama in NOvember. Heads roll:

* Dean: Done
* Brazile: Banished
* Pelosi: Punished
* Clyburn: Canned

August 28, 2008

“Obama Still Lags McCain as Leader, Commander in Chief”

John McCain has an edge over Barack Obama in the public’s eyes as a strong and decisive leader, and while 80% of Americans say McCain is able to handle the job of commander in chief, only 53% say this about Obama.

abcnews.go.com/Politics/Conventions/story?id=5676191&page=1