OC is doing exactly what it was designed to do. I'm delight to be a part.

So it's true then, ignorance really is bliss.

No one would strategize at all if we needed a crystal ball to know how it would play out. OC is doing exactly what it was designed to do. I'm delight to be a part.

I would have preferred a Gore presidency to the Bush one, but I never claimed that Gore should be president because, based on the rules of the game, he lost

Too bad those of your frame of mind dind't constitute the majority of the Democrat party. Still don't, if I read the DU correctly.

How many Democrats and those even farther left, did we see champining a write-in campaign for McCain, to keep the more conservative candidates out of the race?

I only remember some of them wanting to do that for Romney, not McCain, and as I recall it failed miserably because Democratic voters overwhelmingly rejected the idea.

It’s better to just let these things play out and worry about getting your own team ready to play.

Or, to put it another way, it's better if your opponent wins fairly, than if yours wins unfairly.

I would have preferred a Gore presidency to the Bush one, but I never claimed that Gore should be president because, based on the rules of the game, he lost.

There is a reason that the foulmouthed, weak minded crowd over at Err America doesn't try this, they couldn't alter the course of an election if they tried. Trust me, they'd have tried if they thought they could do it. Matter of fact, they tried, the Democrats did,a nd were the first to do it. How many Democrats and those even farther left, did we see champining a write-in campaign for McCain, to keep the more conservative candidates out of the race? Limbaugh was simply a bigger success at their won game, which is part of the beauty of this thing.

Bottom line is, they simply don't have the listenership. Well, perhaps that's not fair. Limbaugh after all isn't altering the course of an election, he's altering the course of a primary, which is a substantially different item.

It's interesting, though, that so many that were waving the flag over open primaries, are now suddenly mute on the subject. I will guarantee you that as a result of operation Chaos, there will be a great number of calls over the next four years for closing those primaries in the various states, and much in the way of legislation moving in that direction. Laws, and ideas, are only valid in the eyes of the Democrat, when they help the Democrat party, apparently.