The only way she gets 28 delegates out of WV is if Obama isn't viable in the state (reaching at least 15%).

The more realistic outcome for WV is that she picks up 21 delegates, he picks up 7, netting her 14 total.

The Popular vote argument is an entire farce however, because it discounts any state that held a caucus.

NOBODY can tell me that the popular vote of Puerto Rico is going to have more relevance to this selection than Washington, Iowa, NV, etc.

It's a crock.

Posted at May 12, 2008 4:33 PM in response to AFSCME Official Vows To Put "Real Money" Into Hillary Ads In Remaining States

Absolutely agree with you. She's free to make the case to the Supers.

Unfortunately, the Supers are speaking already.

But the last thing I want to do is continue the Clinton/Obama feud. We're ultimately wanting the same team for America, we just support different quarterbacks.

So I'll leave you with this. May both of our political futures be filled with many successes and as little turmoil as possible.

Vote Democrat/Captain America '08

Posted at May 12, 2008 4:27 PM in response to AFSCME Official Vows To Put "Real Money" Into Hillary Ads In Remaining States

Politics 101

Neither Guam nor Puerto Rico can vote for President.

..but we'll throw you a bone. Count all of FL, all of MI, all of PR...

...it still doesn't matter. IT'S A DELEGATE-BASED PRIMARY!!!

Hillary, McCauliffe and Wolfson can think they're clever by TRYING to change the metric by which this election is decided, but nobody is buying it (outside the aforementioned Clinton Camp, of course).

Vote Obama/Captain America '08

Posted at May 12, 2008 3:29 PM in response to AFSCME Official Vows To Put "Real Money" Into Hillary Ads In Remaining States

If not, I'm sure that McAuliffe will come up with some justification to count the votes of South Korea.

"The election isn't over until all of the voices of Seoul have been heard! Why should democracy be limited to the American soldiers in S. Korea, shouldn't ALL Korean voices count???

Whatevah...

It can end today, next week, on June 3, but don't for a moment think that it's not gonna end...and badly for the Clinton Campaign.

Vote Obama/Capt. America '08

Posted at May 12, 2008 3:26 PM in response to AFSCME Official Vows To Put "Real Money" Into Hillary Ads In Remaining States

Correct me if I'm wrong here but weren't YOU the first wingnut to connect this to Armageddon?

I'm just sayin'

SO SAYS DOOM!

Posted at May 12, 2008 1:53 PM in response to Obama Hits McCain For Failing To Support Webb's GI Bill

Is it ok if we ask Hillary Clinton if she can hear Rush Limbaugh over the sniper fire

"Yes We Can"

The sad part of your post is that the questions being asked on that ad are actually OLDER than the stupid Bosnia controversy.

Give it up, pack it in and go have some Crown Royal. Come back when you have some fresh material. Better yet, don't come back.

SO SAYS DOOM!

Posted at May 12, 2008 1:13 AM in response to Can Obama Survive this Ad?

To Present:

If you're still whining about claims made in Iowa, then there's no doubt whatsoever why your candidate is 160 delegates away from being a 2008 afterthought.

Posted at May 12, 2008 1:07 AM in response to Obama Promoting Coal -- And Concern For Rural Voters -- In New Kentucky Ad

Former Gov. / Former Sen. Bob Graham (D -FL)

Pros: Southern. Former Chair of the Intelligence Committee. Didn't vote for Iraq War. Member of the United Church of Christ. Beat Charlie Crist in Senate run 65-35. Was considered for Gore and Kerry before consultants screwed the pooch. No scandals in past that I could find on admittedly second-rate research I googled and wiki'd.

Con: He's a few months younger than McCain, so it may nullify age jokes for the campaign. A few months *could* cause someone to lose their bearings, however. ;)

Posted at May 11, 2008 11:18 PM in response to Obama's VP - Please not Hillary

Answer: Trick question.

Both are infinite tools.

There's no number larger than infinity, thus, they are equal and total tools.

Posted at May 11, 2008 4:00 PM in response to Obama Gains More Super-Delegates, AP Says He Now Leads

That's the downside. The media couldn't attack McWar's age without bringing up Graham's.

However, technically Graham is younger than McCain

August 29, 1936 John Sidney McCain
November 9, 1936 Bob Graham

If McCain is qualified to be POTUS, Graham is more so...

Posted at May 11, 2008 3:59 PM in response to Obama Gains More Super-Delegates, AP Says He Now Leads