Showing posts with label Democrat delegates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Democrat delegates. Show all posts

Thursday, March 27, 2008

Hillary: Denying Her Denial

We should have seen this coming a long time ago.

Hillary Clinton could be suffering from acute denial.

It probably started when Bill was not having sex with other women when he was Arkansas’ governor.

It may have been augmented when Bill was not having sex with Monica in the Whitehouse, whilst Hillary was residing in another wing.

Perhaps it was enhanced when she thought that she would win the Democrat nomination easily.

It possibly became more acute recently when she fantasized about being under sniper fire at Tuzla airbase, even although videotape of the event completely contradicts her fabrication.

And now it is likely that her denial has reached hysterical proportions with her constantly insisting that the elected delegates do not have to abide by popular election results, even although they are bound to do so in the first round of votes at the Convention.

Hillary seems to be sadly suffering from an acute form of denial, which may have morphed into a grandiose obsession of winning the Whitehouse at all costs.

Hillary, please get help. Surrender to the inevitable and step down before you do irreparable damage to yourself, your party, and the nation.

A President living in denial is not what America needs right now.

We’ve already endured eight years of that scenario. We don’t need to go through another four years of the same.

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Democrat Delegate Debacle: An Easy Solution

To re-vote or not re-vote that is the question. Michigan and Florida need to be represented at the Convention, but no one knows what to do...

Here's an easy solution: make all the Michigan and Florida delegates into super-delegates - that way both Michigan and Florida will have their votes counted and will make a great difference to the Democrat debacle that has arisen. Millions of re-voting dollars don't need to be spent and all states are represented.

See how easy that was? Now spread the word...