That woman has no shame.

Burn it with fire.

I'm telling ya, she's a Borg Queen hell bent on world assimilation.

I will not vote for Senator Clinton. All of the uncommitted (R) & (D)and independent voters I have talked to say the same thing.

I'm certainly no Hillary fan, but it's been pretty much assumed that whoever wins the nomination is going to ask that those delegates be seated, whether it's her or Obama.

Talk about stealing an election...

After defying Democratic Party rules

It was my understanding that it was the state parties themselves that defied the rules, not the candidate(s).

Wait Michigan? Where she ran against Kucinich and Uncommitted took like 33%? I can't believe anybody actually supports Clinton. She is the epitome of what's wrong with American politics.

I'll take Obama if he gets the nod, or I'll take whoever is running against Billary.

I really don't understand what anyone finds appealing in this biatch.

Not going to vote for that woman. She is full of dirty tricks and that's really not what our country needs right now. Besides which, she's a extremely divisive figure. All we'll get is 4 or 8 more years of partisan bickering and infighting with her at the helm. Really not the direction the country needs to be heading in.

noYOUare: After defying Democratic Party rules

It was my understanding that it was the state parties themselves that defied the rules, not the candidate(s).



Ohhh yer killin me!

noYOUare: After defying Democratic Party rules

It was my understanding that it was the state parties themselves that defied the rules, not the candidate(s).

She defied party rules by campaigning in a state that had no delegates.

If she gets those delegates, I will riot in the streets.

Well, maybe not.

If she gets those delegates, I will think about writing a letter to the editor but forget to do it and wind up biatching about it on Fark instead.

GaryPDX: I'm telling ya, she's a Borg Queen hell bent on world assimilation.

You are correct sir.

Resistance is almost futile.

One hope remains.

Believe in the audacity of that one hope.

Obama '08.

noYOUare: After defying Democratic Party rules

It was my understanding that it was the state parties themselves that defied the rules, not the candidate(s).

True, but I think what subby is referring to was the pledge the candidates signed saying they wouldn't campaign in the "rogue" states because of their defiance.

Damn, we just got blind-sided by somethign we knew was coming. Guess we can't blame Bush for not being prepared for Katrina, can we?

She's already moved past South Carolina, assimilation of NY is already under way.

here come the lawsuits.

Yes she is a woman on a mission ... and oh yea .... she wants to help the country/poor/world no matter how many laws/rules she has to break to do it. Only she can help this pathetic world. I AM THE HIILINATOR!

// I hope that people can see through her. If not we are all doomed.

Everyday she goes higher on my list of "Would not vote for"; previously the #1 spot was held by Ron Paul, now its Hillary. So in order its:

I would vote for any body but....

1. Hillary
2. Ron Paul
3. Huckabee
4. Mike Gravel
5. Rudy

The remaining candidates... well I think at this point I'd prefer the race to be between McCain and Obama; either one is basically a win as far as I am concerned.

Alternately, what I think wold be full of win and awesome would be for Hillary to do more evil bullshiat like this and win, only to have Obama cross party lines and endorse McCain - who then makes Obama his running mate as VP.

/it's a dream I have

Unfortunately the way the Obama campaign seems to be blowing up from the inside out, it's looking more and more like she'll get the nod. I so hope not.

I like Obama, but a lot off his supporters are really starting to get to me.

/Hilliary is more of the status quo in Washington
//god help us all

Bartman66: Yes she is a woman on a mission ... and oh yea .... she wants to help the country/poor/world no matter how many laws/rules she has to break to do it. Only she can help this pathetic world. I AM THE HIILINATOR!

// I hope that people can see through her. If not we are all doomed.

And the new all encompassing net is EcoSocialism, if you don't go along, citizen, you're destroying the planet.

Resistance is Futile.

curmudge
I will not vote for Senator Clinton. All of the uncommitted (R) & (D)and independent voters I have talked to say the same thing.

Ditto. I'm rather liberal, and I'd vote for McCain or even Huckabee over Clinton. At least those candidates aren't the epitome of a shameless, corrupt establishment.

fark Clinton, all she is is Bush with different stances on a few key wedge issues.

SnoreCriminal: Everyday she goes higher on my list of "Would not vote for"; previously the #1 spot was held by Ron Paul, now its Hillary. So in order its:

I would vote for any body but....

1. Hillary
2. Ron Paul
3. Huckabee
4. Mike Gravel
5. Rudy

The remaining candidates... well I think at this point I'd prefer the race to be between McCain and Obama; either one is basically a win as far as I am concerned.

Alternately, what I think wold be full of win and awesome would be for Hillary to do more evil bullshiat like this and win, only to have Obama cross party lines and endorse McCain - who then makes Obama his running mate as VP.

/it's a dream I have

Hillary would just claim Obama is secretly McCain's illigetimate son.

Oh, I'm sorry, Bill would claim that.

/Fark this biatch
//With a missle

There is nothing she wouldn't do to win this nomination. Nothing.

what a farking coont.

I don't know why you're all so afraid of the woman getting elected.

Will she not only capitalize on the executive overstepping of the Bush administration but will undoubtedly go further? Absolutely?

But we can either hope the next president has a sense of decency to roll back what has been done OR we can let the attack dogs loose on the biatch and her slimy Arkansas hick of a husband. People will go to jail. They may not be the one's we want now but I think its a damn good strategy to bring the Presidential powers back into line with how they we're set up. Am I wrong?

I have my Democratic Primary sample ballot right here. It's nothing like the deal in Michigan where the only choices were Clinton or Undecided.

All of the current and former candidates are on it.

El_Dan: I'm rather liberal

El_Dan: I'd vote for McCain or even Huckabee over Clinton

One of these statements is false. I hate Hillary as much as the next guy, but putting Huckabee in charge of foreign policy scares the living shiat out of me.

coma: They may not be the one's we want now but I think its a damn good strategy to bring the Presidential powers back into line with how they we're set up. Am I wrong?

Yes. I'd rather not have to fight a Revolution to wind up where we should be.

Great Metal Jesus: El_Dan: I'm rather liberal

El_Dan: I'd vote for McCain or even Huckabee over Clinton

One of these statements is false. I hate Hillary as much as the next guy, but putting Huckabee in charge of foreign policy scares the living shiat out of me.

huckabee is pretty liberal. also pretty stupid, but pretty liberal none-the-less.

It says she wants them to be seated...does that mean giving them spots to watch, or does this mean they would actually get to pledge as a part of the delegate process? I'm afraid I don't know how this whole convention thing really works...

GaryPDX: She's already moved past South Carolina, assimilation of NY is already under way.

Fark. I live in NY.

SnoreCriminal: Everyday she goes higher on my list of "Would not vote for"; previously the #1 spot was held by Ron Paul, now its Hillary. So in order its:

I would vote for any body but....

1. Hillary
2. Ron Paul
3. Huckabee
4. Mike Gravel
5. Rudy

The remaining candidates... well I think at this point I'd prefer the race to be between McCain and Obama; either one is basically a win as far as I am concerned.

Alternately, what I think wold be full of win and awesome would be for Hillary to do more evil bullshiat like this and win, only to have Obama cross party lines and endorse McCain - who then makes Obama his running mate as VP.

/it's a dream I have

I would subscribe to your newsletter.

GaryPDX: coma: They may not be the one's we want now but I think its a damn good strategy to bring the Presidential powers back into line with how they we're set up. Am I wrong?

Yes. I'd rather not have to fight a Revolution to wind up where we should be.

I'd rather not spend 5 bucks to be able to ignore the ignorant tripe you spew but "wanna" and "gotta" be 2 different things, son.

/i keed, i keed

Shaggy_C: It says she wants them to be seated...does that mean giving them spots to watch, or does this mean they would actually get to pledge as a part of the delegate process? I'm afraid I don't know how this whole convention thing really works...

pledged, unpledged, super-delegates, superduper-delegates, assistant regional manager, assistant to the regional manager... they'll figure it out.

Shaggy_C: It says she wants them to be seated...does that mean giving them spots to watch, or does this mean they would actually get to pledge as a part of the delegate process? I'm afraid I don't know how this whole convention thing really works...

It would mean they would be allowed to join in the convention fun times. That's all it means. She's not asking for their votes to make a difference in the election, just that they get to shout out who they chose at the convention. There's enough to complain about Hillary without making stuff up.

Just when I think my Hillary-hatred has maxed out, she manages to kick it up a notch.

BAM!!

GaryPDX: coma: They may not be the one's we want now but I think its a damn good strategy to bring the Presidential powers back into line with how they we're set up. Am I wrong?

Yes. I'd rather not have to fight a Revolution to wind up where we should be.


I hate Clinton, but your pussy ass isn't gonna fight a revolution anytime soon. Why not start one now and take the powers that Bush stole? Only when CLinton gets inherits them they are suddenly bad? Really, I hate CLinton, but right wingers are totally farking clueless.

"Wait? You mean those powers we supported for Bush still are in effect if a librul become pres? WTF!! REVOLUTION"

Dipshiats.

It's the internet. People do funny things here, like feed off each others' hatred for a popular politician.

Once she's in office, they'll all be so relieved to see Bush gone that they'll forget about the nastiness of campaigning.

Lord of Allusions: Shaggy_C: It says she wants them to be seated...does that mean giving them spots to watch, or does this mean they would actually get to pledge as a part of the delegate process? I'm afraid I don't know how this whole convention thing really works...

It would mean they would be allowed to join in the convention fun times. That's all it means. She's not asking for their votes to make a difference in the election, just that they get to shout out who they chose at the convention. There's enough to complain about Hillary without making stuff up.

That's not making stuff up. They shouldn't be seated because they broke party rules. That's that.

burndtdan: huckabee is pretty liberal. also pretty stupid, but pretty liberal none-the-less.

What part of a theocracy is liberal?

boomaze: Dipshiats.

Your anger has made you powerful. Only your hate can destory us.

"It was my understanding that it was the state parties themselves that defied the rules, not the candidate(s)."

Actually, here in Florida, it was our GOP-led Legislature that defied the DNC rules AND the GOP rules by moving the primary...but you don't hear the GOP stripping THEIR delegates for defying their rules. Because they've never cared what the law was, of course.

They should be seated and probably will be, no matter who wins the nomination.

/already voted for Hillary, absentee ballot
//can't wait for January, 2009

quatchi: GaryPDX: I'm telling ya, she's a Borg Queen hell bent on world assimilation.

You are correct sir.

Resistance is almost futile.

One hope remains.

Believe in the audacity of that one hope.

Obama '08.

Hillary: I am a dire world, prey-stalking, lethal prowler.

MORPHEUS: I am a hunter, horse-mounted, wolf-stabbing.

Hillary: I am a horsefly, horse-stinging, hunter-throwing.

Obama: I am a spider, fly-consuming, eight legged.

Hillary: I am a snake, spider-devouring, posion-toothed.

Obama:I am an ox, snake-crushing, heavy footed.

Hillary: I am an anthrax, butcher, bacterium, warm-life destroying.

Obama: I am a world, space-floating, life nurturing.

Hillary: I am a nova, all-exploding... planet-cremating.

Obama: I am the Universe -- all things encompassing, all life embracing.

Hillary: I am Anti-Life, the Beast of Judgement. I am the dark at the end of everything. The end of universes, gods, worlds... of everything. Sss. And what will you be then, Dreamlord?

Obama: I am hope.

Magruda: burndtdan: huckabee is pretty liberal. also pretty stupid, but pretty liberal none-the-less.

What part of a theocracy is liberal?

Nothing says "liberal" like rewriting the Constitution to be more in line with God's law!

Lord of Allusions: I'm certainly no Hillary fan, but it's been pretty much assumed that whoever wins the nomination is going to ask that those delegates be seated, whether it's her or Obama.

Why would anyone but Clinton do that? She was the only Democratic candidate listed on the ballots. At least, I think she was. Obama nor Edwards were not, that much is for sure. So Obama and Edwards would gain nothing from that.

If she gets her way with this, we need to march on Washington with farking pitchforks and torches.

"She defied party rules by campaigning in a state that had no delegates."

HA! Hillary hasn't campaigned in Florida. Seriously, you're reaching now.

Obama is going to make a nice VP.

Magruda: What part of a theocracy is liberal?

Liberally spreading the word of the Lord with new and improved police powers!

Lando Lincoln: Lord of Allusions: I'm certainly no Hillary fan, but it's been pretty much assumed that whoever wins the nomination is going to ask that those delegates be seated, whether it's her or Obama.

Why would anyone but Clinton do that? She was the only Democratic candidate listed on the ballots. At least, I think she was. Obama nor Edwards were not, that much is for sure. So Obama and Edwards would gain nothing from that.

If she gets her way with this, we need to march on Washington with farking pitchforks and torches.

Yea, Obama & Edwards couldn't even be voted on in those states. They have absolutely nothing to gain other than losing ground to Clinton by asking for them to be added to the convention.