In other words... Hillary Clinton, Don't Mess With Texas.

Maybe they can uh, file a motion to verify the rejection of their previous motion?

What is a little voter supression to the Republican Party . . . You'd think that the Party would be falling over itself to accomodate Her Royale Crownship . . . Too bad Clinton registered to run as a Democrat.

Mrs "Change the rules cuz I might lose or I'll cry" needs to make the logical change and finish going to the dark-side.

McCain-Clinton '08

Wait a second...

I thought Hillary 'won' Texas?

This is why I've always thought Clinton = Bush.

Policy positions don't matter when secrecy and loyalty hold more value than competence.

Don't forget Hillary's lawsuit fighting caucuses in casinos in NV...

She didn't seem to care much about disenfranchising MI and FL until she was losing.

Manipulating the rules mid-game has about as much appeal to me as playing Texas hold 'em with my 7 yr old, I'd rather play by myself.

Sonia,

It's never fun being on the losing or dishonest end of things. But to say that obama and his supporters are engaging in lockouts or scare tactics of caucus voters is a stretch. Well yeah if you listen to Taylor Marsh and her ilk yes you would almost believe that Obama was Atwater reincarnated. But all of her vegas caucus claims have been investigated and refuted sometime ago.

"From Salon:

Still, despite Huerta's claim of widespread voter intimidation by the CWU, I haven't found another documented story like Antuna's. Matt DeFalco says at Paris, the union is only helping Obama supporters register to vote and get time off work. He says he distributed Clinton leaflets in the Paris cafeteria after the Antuna incident "and people were like, 'are you seriously passing those out here right now?' People are being intimidated into voting for Obama." But Mishak says he's investigated every voter intimidation claim "the Clinton campaign has been pushing" and that nothing, except perhaps Antuna's, deserves the term "intimidation." He adds: "It's surprising to me that people would be surprised a union would be saying to its members, 'You have to endorse our candidate. We need to win.'"

From Salon:

Still, despite Huerta's claim of widespread voter intimidation by the CWU, I haven't found another documented story like Antuna's. Matt DeFalco says at Paris, the union is only helping Obama supporters register to vote and get time off work. He says he distributed Clinton leaflets in the Paris cafeteria after the Antuna incident "and people were like, 'are you seriously passing those out here right now?' People are being intimidated into voting for Obama." But Mishak says he's investigated every voter intimidation claim "the Clinton campaign has been pushing" and that nothing, except perhaps Antuna's, deserves the term "intimidation." He adds: "It's surprising to me that people would be surprised a union would be saying to its members, 'You have to endorse our candidate. We need to win.'"