Looking at the Pennsylvania Primary in the rear view mirror and onward...

[zulchzulu]

Let me state that Barack Obama has won 30 of 44 states so far with a delegate lead that is IMPOSSIBLE for Hillary Clinton to catch up to.

Here's the list (some where he won by a lot):
Iowa, South Carolina, Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Utah, Louisiana, Nebraska, Washington, Maine, Washington, D.C., Maryland, Virginia, Hawaii, Wisconsin, Vermont, U.S. Virgin Islands, Democrats Abroad, Wyoming and Mississippi. Yes, he also won Texas and Nevada in terms of delegate count.

Granted, Hillary Clinton will not drop out anytime soon. So what if her campaign is $15 million in the hole and her vendors are bitching that she ain't paying her bills. She'll just laugh her way out of that responsibility like so many of her other mistakes.

Once the slinging mud has dried and the bloody spit of racist slurs has mixed in with the Scranton tumbleweeds on rusty, jobless Main Street PA, we're to see the next offering of neo-Rovian "genius" from the Goldwater Girl, too bitter to admit her sullen miscalculations and having to get skankled in defeats in Indiana and North Carolina.

Perhaps Bill will forget what he spattered out of his piehole only an hour before in another set of Republican-hosted radio interviews.

Eddie Rendell was right. Some half-witted, underemployed bitter whites just ain't gonna vote for no n*ggers 'roud here.

Stay tuned for More Ugly from the Big Bill and Hill Machine. Is Indiana or North Carolina also some kind of home state for them? Now that the Fear Card has been pulled out (even though Osama bin Laden has profited nicely from the Iraq War votes from fellow warmongers Clinton and McCain), expect more of that shit on the airwaves. Expect the Cable News pundits to try to paint Obama as "a GQ elitist" and drag his wife into the mix for good measure.

It's almost over for this Clinton rerun has-been movie. With double losses in a couple weeks, they will be floundering out at sea sinking away into oblivion.

[FunkyLeprechaun]

1. Despite the bickering and arguing

Between the Obama and Hillary supporters here, I am looking forward to working with them to get Obama elected president. He's got the nomination, no two ways to split it. She's finished.

[zulchzulu]

2. Agreed...

I'll be out this weekend talking to people who may just need a welcome to come join the Obama campaign.

I can't imagine that many Hillary supporters are proud of how she is running her campaign at this point...if they truly want war to end, they will be fleeing her campaign in droves.

[AtomicKitten]

3. Chuck Todd: "It is now impossible for Obama to lose his lead.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=385x122816

[zulchzulu]

4. HIllary probably wants to have Todd for being a "Sexist"

How dare he announce the truth!

:rofl:

[ginnyinWI]

5. the main, unstated reason she's still trying to grab it:

"...Some half-witted, underemployed bitter whites just ain't gonna vote for no n*ggers 'roud here.
"

They won't say it, but that's what they're thinking. But then why is he getting so many votes and so much money? Could it be that he can rise above that obstacle?

"He can't win, Bill. He can't win."

[zulchzulu]

6. That's what Eddie Rendell was openly saying...

“You’ve got conservative whites here, and I think there are some whites who are probably not ready to vote for an African-American candidate,” Rendell told the editorial board of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in remarks that appeared in Tuesday’s paper.

http://elections.foxnews.com/2008/02/12/pa-gov-ed-rendell-some-white-voters-not-ready-to-elect-black-candidate/

What was amusing in all its tragedy last night and this morning were the Royal Punditry puppets decrying that race was an issue in the race. Nah, Rendell only implied it a few weeks ago....probably because he thinks the same thing.

:puke: