Yawn.

Until they change the magic number again and make Obama prove again that he really is the Magic Negro.

*sigh*

Well, sounds like Hillary's campaingn is going inactive in the very least....

http://www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0608/Clinton_camp_converging_on_New_York_Tuesday_and_shedding_staff.html

huh. That's keeping with recent Claims against the La Dems.

http://www.theadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080508/NEWS01/80508007

Sen. Don Cravins Jr., Sen. Lydia Jackson and Rep. Michael Jackson say the state and national Democratic parties have failed to recruit and support black candidates to run for federal and statewide offices. They said there’s disparity between how the party treats black and white candidates.

This is a scorch earth tactic. Give me the nomination and we will lose. Even though her popularity in the polls only goes up as she falls further behind.

"There is no question that she is the strongest Democrat to go toe-to-toe with John McCain in a general election," Wittington said. "It is our responsibility as automatic delegates to choose the candidate we believe best fit to beat Senator McCain."

Now that is some quality bullshit right there!

sorry, having the name "Clinton" on the ticket in any way shape or form will drive up GOP turnout. Why do you think Rush Limbaugh was so pro Hillary that he got dittoheads to vote for her?

Second. If you read the earlier psot you hada heads up that Irene Stein of NY already came out this am.

How much did that endorsement cost the debt ridden Clinton camp?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/19/superdelegates-turned-dow_n_102450.html

Yeah, except the polls show Obama is doing better, but whatever. Oh, and common sense.

I love that he said "automatic" delegates, you can tell it was completely scripted by Hillary's campaign, just stuffed full of talking points.

Give me a break.

Who knows the inner workings going on with some of these people? Maybe in his district it would be political suicide to back Obama. I don't know his area well at all.

On the whole, I want to acknowledge one thing. Hillary Clinton put to rest the notion a woman is weak and cannot run the country. And for that one thing, I thank her. She was not the woman meant for this time, but she has put to rest the concept that it can be done. I would only ask that she concedes with grace and does not blame her loss on sexism or the media, but rather, states that it was a close race. I hope to hear let's get behind the nominee and win this thing, especially for all women with the threat of John McCain's having any say over federal court picks and the Supreme Court. And I hope she does it by Wednesday.

I have unearthed Europe's "The Final Countdown" on the jukebox, and send it out to Hillary R. Clinton - you fought well, but it's montage time! Some creative YouTube maven, get on it!

Da da daaa daaa da da dum dum dum... da da daaa daaa da da dum dum dum...

Newsflash: "Chris Whittington bannishes himself to political obscurity for no good reason."

In it to win it!

Watching both candidates speeches last night, two things jumped out at me. 1. Hillary begging her supporters to continue financing her failed campaign.
2. When Obama mentioned Hillary there was a polite silence; when Hillary mentioned Obama, her crowd booed and hissed.
Hillary and most of her supporters are tacky.

Was it in the UK Telegraph that someone linked to, where Gov. Rendell said the Clinton camp was confused as to why, despite her recent wins, the SDs have not been coming on board? It' so hard to believe that this is a genuine question that the campaign is asking itself. If they attempted to answer it honestly, wouldn't they surmise that it's because first of all, she's losing and second--and most importantly--they do not think she is the best candidate for the GE?

It's also hard to believe that Super Delegate supporters haven't just come out and told Hillary why they are not endorsing her.

It's all so mind-blowing at times.

Terry Mac just once again told the world, via CNN, that 2118 is NOT the magic number to reach, but 2210 is!

And that all of Obama's SD's are fair game for the picking throughout the ENTIRE SUMMER.

I'm a devout Obama supporter, but I honestly do not see this thing ending this week...or even this month, despite news of her shedding campaign workers.

I am glad he's for the underdog and doesn't mind standing up for the losing team. That shows courage of his conviction.

We know one super delegate who won't be in the Obama administration, since it wasn't his responsibility to elect President Obama.

What a dumbass.
The legacy of Edwin Edwards is still alive in Loo-siana.