And thank God. After tonight all the states will be counted. This has been a long primary season, but that’s due in a large part to this new crazy schedule. That’s also why I supported sanctions against Florida and Michigan. Without sanctions for violating the timing rule, we could end up with our 2012 primaries […]
You finally managed to win more than 80% of the vote in a primary since becoming your parties presumptive nominee. It’s unfortunate that the media is so focused on the Democrats and their primaries, that they won’t even acknowledge this milestone in your bid for the White House.
As much as I wish he was, he is not. The media seems to not understand that though. They keep going on about “if Obama looses Kentucky”. So? There is still a race going on. Neither candidate has reached the magic number to become presumptive nominee yet. Yes Obama will be the nominee. Yes Hillary […]
Her campaign is massive debt: Barack Obama began the month of April with a 5-1 cash advantage over a debt-saddled Hillary Rodham Clinton, setting the stage for his lopsided spending in the crucial primary state of Pennsylvania. Financial reports filed Sunday by the Democratic presidential candidates with the Federal Election Commission show Clinton had $10.3 […]
Last night’s debate wasn’t about policy, it was about politics. America was the big loser in last night’s debate – no matter what party you belong to. I think it also exposed a big gaping hole in another part of our election system that needs repairs – debates. Debates have become nothing but a ratings […]
An article in the New York Times talks about big money donors asking for donations back from the DNC, due to the dispute over Michigan and Florida. Here is a look at one of those donors: Pushing to seat the Florida delegates, at least one top Clinton fund-raiser, Paul Cejas, a Miami businessman who has […]
Josh points to Mark Penn: Clinton is ultimately responsible for putting her political fate in this fool’s hands. But this is a guy who has basically one big political win under his belt and whose record in seriously contested races, particularly Democratic primary races is one of almost constant defeats. Much of Clinton’s current predicament […]
Chris Matthews last night talking about Obama’s victory speech following the primaries. I just felt something to – my stomach turn.
Bill Press writes: Super Tuesday’s over, and there’s no absolute winner among either Democrats or Republicans. Nonetheless, even though no one candidate has yet locked up their party’s nomination, we might as well cancel the rest of the primaries or caucuses. The media have already decided that this year’s standard bearers will be John McCain […]