I generally do not reply to those with an intellectual deficit such as yours but I felt compelled to respond. There is one thing both Republicans and Democrats agree on. An extended Primary fight tthat drags on to the convention will hurt the eventual Democratic nominee. If the Democrats lose in November the party will fracture and crumble. If you think Obama is NOT the right man for the job can you explain why 2 million people donated to his campaign. Can you explain how he raised more money than any candidate WITH OUT lobbyist money? He is not a bought and paid for politician. Can you explain how Obama leads Clinton by 800,000 votes? Why he has won twice as many states? The truth is the majority of Democrats have selected Obama to lead our party. Deal with this reality and lets move on to beat McCain..together.

Posted at March 27, 2008 2:15 PM in response to Obama's Big Economic Speech Takes On Excessive Deregulation, Bush And McCain

Hi Matt,

Your facts are a tad twisted. It turns out that there was nothing crooked with Obama's home purchase. In fact the previous owners came out and said that the Obama's made the highest offer they received from anyone. Obama, at the time didnt worry about the perception because the deal was on the up and up.

Also, saying the person with the most votes should win is not a Obama or Hillary issue. It's a fairness issue. Its democracy. I cant understand why the person with the most votes should lose.

Posted at March 27, 2008 12:17 PM in response to Pelosi: Overturning Will Of Voters "Would Do Great Harm" To Party

Obama is being honest and he is right. If this goes on to the convention then the nominee will have only 2 months to make their case against John McCain. That would be stupid. The general election needs to start NOW>

Posted at March 27, 2008 10:49 AM in response to Obama: It Would Be "Extremely Helpful" For Nomination Race To Be Over Soon