Comments on: Democrat Buyers’ Remorse: Already Here?

By: ExcuseMeForPointingandLaughing

ExcuseMeForPointingandLaughing — Tue, 27 May 2008 12:36:33 +0000

Wow with the schedule of primaries the Dems had lined up the string of losses for Hillary were called in advance just by the demographics of those states because of Obama's limited support groups.

Elites / Blacks / young voters. The New Dukakis Caucus. It is the same reason Obama carries urban counties and loses rural ones in most states independent of if he wins the state or loses it to Hillary. It is simply where his support is located.

Many pundits were calling it just for those reasons and it came as a shock to no one that the results turned out just like the well based projections.

All the rest is just spin.

By: DL

DL — Tue, 27 May 2008 11:28:00 +0000

To put it in equestrian terminology - they swapped a tempermental white mare for a smooth looking black stallion and now they are just beginning to realize that it may not run very well after all.

By: anjin-san

anjin-san — Tue, 27 May 2008 01:18:48 +0000

Trolling, trolling, trolling,

Keep those doggies trolling...

By: Roger Veritas

Roger Veritas — Tue, 27 May 2008 01:08:02 +0000

Until the Obama Daley election machine hit Iowa nobody new who Barack was. Even Huckabee carried Iowa.

Barack and the Obamatrons are pretty much running on the incompetence of the Bush Administration, African American Unity, and their new voters. Their new voters are in the primaries. They are not actually reaching across racial lines.As the survey reveal much to the chagrin of the Obamatrons as people get to know him the less they trust him.

Oregon is a good example of smart people making ill informed decisions. In the General presidential elections the polls will be swamped in tsunami fashion above and beyond what we have seen in the primaries.

By: G.A.Phillips

G.A.Phillips — Mon, 26 May 2008 22:17:27 +0000

Most of the country are centrist which is why Hillary could have won. Also, the Clintons are proven with results. She is fiscally conservative and I like that.

lol I just spit coffee all over Rush Limbaugh shrine, lol thats rich.

By: Bithead

Bithead — Mon, 26 May 2008 22:01:33 +0000

What you miss, ZR, is that in the world of the left, what you list are not problems, they're attractions.

By: Zelsdorf Ragshaft III

Zelsdorf Ragshaft III — Mon, 26 May 2008 20:17:56 +0000

If you really checkout Obama, you will not vote for him. He is the first presidential candidate to have done Cocaine in any amount, not counting the Clintons. He is the farthest left of any major Presidential candidate in history. A close examination of those closest to him show a man who is comfortable around people who hate America and white people. He gives great honor to his communist father who abandoned him. His mother abandoned him. In later times he would have been aborted. His resume is so thin, in any other place by Illinois he would have never held a senate seat, let alone, and he ran virtually alone, a U.S. Senate seat. IF this is the best the Democrats have, we are in trouble. All the rest from the left is bull shit.

By: Deward Bowles

Deward Bowles — Mon, 26 May 2008 20:03:00 +0000

Obama enjoys an 80% approval rating as a Senator by the people in Illinois.

The "petition" is being circulated by a rich friend of Clintons who formed a PAC two weeks ago to do this for her. It is a scam. Just like many of the fake comments above purporting to be truthful about the facts. I can point out many more lies above but it is not necessary.

I encourage you to check out the truth on these matters by doing a simply search.

My vote is for Obama.

By: Dave Schuler

Dave Schuler — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:33:24 +0000

Most Democratic activists seem to believe that after the primaries are over, the convention has been held, and the candidate made official, all will be forgiven and forgotten and Democrats will go to the polls in numbers and vote for the party's candidates. I think this is largely correct but I also think that there will be a small percentage that'll hold grudges. In an election that will be decided on the margins that may be enough to cause Obama some trouble in a few states. I think it's just too early to tell whether that'll deliver a state or two that normally ends up in the Democratic column to McCain or prevents a state that should be in play from going for Obama.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:30:43 +0000

Donna Brazile has said the Democrats no longer need a base. So what does that tell you.

America is not ready to vote for Barack Hussein Obama. With his kenyan roots and who has not proven himself at all. Most of the country are centrist which is why Hillary could have won. Also, the Clintons are proven with results. She is fiscally conservative and I like that.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:27:51 +0000

I've been a lifelong registered Democrat my whole life. I live in Chicago. Barack Obama has been the worst Senator here and has done absolutely nothing for the State of Illinois even when we needed him for critcal votes we got nothing more than "present." I am tired of people calling me a racist because I do not support him. All he has done in this 3 years in the Senate is write a book, travel to Africa and run for president. he has ill-served Illinois and I can only believe this is how he will run his presidency.

Also, I am not married to the DNC and have learned not to blindly vote for who they nominate. Hillary speaks for me and her issues are my issues. While I have never voted Republican before John McCain is at least and honest patriot. And if 99% of the black who turned their back on the first "black President" Bill Clinton who also raised more money than ever through his global initiative can vote for Obama. No one ever call those blacks racist only white who do not support him.

The DNC lost sight of the big picture, not the math and delagates but who really can win the white house and you can see here it is only Hillary Clinton.

By: od

od — Mon, 26 May 2008 19:03:24 +0000

The democrats can't win. If they give it to Obama they'll lose a lot of Hillary's supporters, who will go to McCain. If they give it to Hillary despite her being behind in delegates they'll lose a lot of Obama's African American supporters, youth, and much of the college educated Obama supporters. However, its unlikely that Obama's supporters will vote McCain, most will just stay home. The college educated supporters, in particular, would actually benefit personally from McCain, so the democrats would be giving them a guilt free excuse to leave the democratic party. It's hard to see how either Obama or Hillary can win, since both would need 90% of the other's supporters, and neither is going to get anywhere close to that.

By: Len

Len — Mon, 26 May 2008 18:39:12 +0000

Taylor Marsh? Really? She hasn't had a radio show in a long, long time, by the way. Hey, if you like Taylor Marsh, here's a website you'll absolutely adore: Blue Spot. Knock yourself out. (No, really, I mean it. Knock yourself out.)

By: anjin-san

anjin-san — Mon, 26 May 2008 18:31:28 +0000

Jessica can't talk right now Anderson, her lips are welded to Rush's butt...

By: Anderson

Anderson — Mon, 26 May 2008 18:18:21 +0000

Jessica, if you're really the kind of person who would vote for 4 more years of Republican rule in the Executive Branch, just because Hillary's not the candidate ... ... well, I'd say don't let the door hit your ass on the way out of the Democratic Party, but it's pretty obvious you're no Democrat to start with. Btw, how much is the McCain campaign paying its trollbot commenters?