By "sway", does he mean kidnap and brainwash?

It looks like no matter what happens, the Dems end up with a candidate limping across the finish line.

Make sure you take all of the momentum into November...

FredaDeStilleto: By "sway", does he mean kidnap and brainwash?

Must be his code word for "fellate".

ManRay: It looks like no matter what happens, the Dems end up with a candidate limping across the finish line.

Make sure you take all of the momentum into November...

One thing this primary has not lacked is momentum. I have never seem so much spectacular momentum. If this election gets anymore momentum Mccain will be washed up by mid August. He will never be able to make back all the air time he lost while the dems were hogging the spot light.

Party Boy: New Clinton strategy.

Nice. Either that or a bullseye.

The former president also said his wife, if elected, would turn around the nation's ailing economy, end the war in Iraq and enact universal health care.

Also, 100 chickens in every pot and 10 cars in every garage. 4,000 acres and 100 mules for everyone! Unicorns and candy farts!

Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.

ManRay: It looks like no matter what happens, the Dems end up with a candidate limping across the finish line.

Make sure you take all of the momentum into November...

Meh. It has gotten millions of new Democrats to register. That will pay off this fall.

HulkHands: . . . Meh. It has gotten millions of new Democrats to register. That will pay off this fall.


And at least one registered Republican (me) to become a registered independent. I'm am so fed up with the Republic Party's kowtowing to the religious wrong and callous disregard for the US Constitution that I had to do something. I'll not vote for Doctor Clinton or Captain McCain. I'll vote for Senator Obama or someone else this Fall.

Weaver95: I would like to have seen Montana.

Too bad ya stupid commie!

There's still several ways Clinton can win. On a completely unrelated note, A&E's remake of "The Andromeda Strain" starts tomorrow night...

Weaver95: Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.

Stay out of Montana, we don't take kindly to your type

FTA: "She can still be nominated. Don't let anybody kid you," Clinton said as the crowd of several hundred cheered.

Bill, you're embarrassing yourself.

It depends on what the definition of "if" is.

Tacoby Bellisbury: Weaver95: Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.

Stay out of Montana, we don't take kindly to your type

Ahh. So you're from Montana. That explains quite a bit.

/New England elitists in my Fark?
//etc..

ManRay [TotalFark] Quote 2008-05-25 11:02:09 AM
It looks like no matter what happens, the Dems end up with a candidate limping across the finish line.

Make sure you take all of the momentum into November...

Obama is favored to win the last two primaries, so if he does I don't think he will really be limping. Yes, he lost big in KY and WV, but he won big in Oregon and NC.

Aarontology: Tacoby Bellisbury: Weaver95: Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.

Stay out of Montana, we don't take kindly to your type

Ahh. So you're from Montana. That explains quite a bit.

/New England elitists in my Fark?
//etc..

I would say you look like an Elitist, but you look like the guy who cleans up jizz in nudie booths



DURRRRRRRRR

Weaver95: Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.

No, Borodin, no papers.

Really?
Numbers from DCW (new window):

Assuming Fl/MI remains uncounted (we'll find out saturday)-

Pledged delegates remaining: 86 (PR-55, MT-16, SD-15)
Uncommitted superdelegats remaining: 204

Needed to clinch nomination:
Obama- 52
Hillary- 246

Tacoby Bellisbury: Aarontology: Tacoby Bellisbury: Weaver95: Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.

Stay out of Montana, we don't take kindly to your type

Ahh. So you're from Montana. That explains quite a bit.

/New England elitists in my Fark?
//etc..

I would say you look like an Elitist, but you look like the guy who cleans up jizz in nudie booths



DURRRRRRRRR

Uh, sorry to say, but methinks you might have just bought yourself a wee problem with the admins....

RON PAUL

Tacoby Bellisbury: I would say you look like an Elitist, but you look like the guy who cleans up jizz in nudie booths

Only the highest class nudie booths.

Ace Frehley's Ghost: FTA: "She can still be nominated. Don't let anybody kid you," Clinton said as the crowd of several hundred cheered.

Bill, you're embarrassing yourself.

Bill's gonna be in a town of about 1700 in a few hours pandering to the injuns. I live about an hour from there and know the town very well, and I can't imagine him getting more than a couple hundred people to show up. I kinda want to go just because I would have a better chance of talking to him. By contrast, I went to the Obama rally in Sioux Falls last Friday and he filled the arena which seats about 7,000. It was quite a sight. I was also in Sioux Falls a couple days ago when Hillary was being a retard. We are excited that for the first time in several elections, our primary may actually get noticed.

BravadoGT: Uh, sorry to say, but methinks you might have just bought yourself a wee problem with the admins....

Thanks to outstanding citizens like you, I'm sure.

Go climb a tree.

Aarontology: Tacoby Bellisbury: I would say you look like an Elitist, but you look like the guy who cleans up jizz in nudie booths

Only the highest class nudie booths.

Weaver95: Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday that a victory by his wife in next month's Democratic primary in Montana could force party leaders to reassess her bid for the presidential nomination.


I would like to have seen Montana.



Recalculates.

Oh Lord, what kind of dirty laundry does Slick Willie and the Hildabeast have on Obama or some of the Superdelegates?

Tacoby Bellisbury: BravadoGT: Uh, sorry to say, but methinks you might have just bought yourself a wee problem with the admins....

Thanks to outstanding citizens like you, I'm sure.

Go climb a tree.

Don't shoot the messenger-just pointing out that posting pics of people, even from their profiles is a big "no-no" around here...

Joesama: Ace Frehley's Ghost: FTA: "She can still be nominated. Don't let anybody kid you," Clinton said as the crowd of several hundred cheered.

Bill, you're embarrassing yourself.

Bill's gonna be in a town of about 1700 in a few hours pandering to the injuns. I live about an hour from there and know the town very well, and I can't imagine him getting more than a couple hundred people to show up. I kinda want to go just because I would have a better chance of talking to him. By contrast, I went to the Obama rally in Sioux Falls last Friday and he filled the arena which seats about 7,000. It was quite a sight. I was also in Sioux Falls a couple days ago when Hillary was being a retard. We are excited that for the first time in several elections, our primary may actually get noticed.

I'm from Mississippi, so I understand that bit about being noticed, but I think my original point stands. Obama is filling arenas and the former president is stumping to a few hundred... nobody this side of Hillaryis44 can fail to see that the wheels have come off.

subby:Bill Clinton claims that if Hillary can win the primaries in the 44th and 46th largest states in the country, she could sway enough superdelegates so that she can win the nomination. No, seriously



make it stop

Is there any reasonable polling in either SoDak or MT? Haven't seen it. It should be interesting. All Obama's other Plains/Mountain wins, except Utah, have been in caucuses, not primaries. All the Democratic names in SoDak (Daschle, Johnson, Herseth) are big behind Obama. The Montana ones (Tester, Baucus, and Schweitzer) have stayed on the sidelines.

Not that I think Obama will lose, but I'm worried that he'll end on a down note.

BravadoGT: Don't shoot the messenger-just pointing out that posting pics of people, even from their profiles is a big "no-no" around here...

So... he can have it in his profile, which is public, but I can't post it in a forum? What are you smoking?

The Bestest: Really?
Numbers from DCW (new window):

Assuming Fl/MI remains uncounted (we'll find out saturday)-

Pledged delegates remaining: 86 (PR-55, MT-16, SD-15)
Uncommitted superdelegats remaining: 204

Needed to clinch nomination:
Obama- 52
Hillary- 246

Thanks for posting that. It really puts it into context. Basically Team Hillary has thirty seconds on the clock, needs a touchdown, a two-point conversion, followed by an onside kick recovered for a touchdown, and another two-point conversion just to tie the game and force it into overtime.

The Bestest

Pledged delegates remaining: 86 (PR-55, MT-16, SD-15)

How did Puerto Rico, which isn't a state, get so many delegates? Can they even vote in the general election?

Lawnchair: Is there any reasonable polling in either SoDak or MT? Haven't seen it. It should be interesting. All Obama's other Plains/Mountain wins, except Utah, have been in caucuses, not primaries. All the Democratic names in SoDak (Daschle, Johnson, Herseth) are big behind Obama. The Montana ones (Tester, Baucus, and Schweitzer) have stayed on the sidelines.

Not that I think Obama will lose, but I'm worried that he'll end on a down note.

Rasmussen is the only reliable polling service imo. I just stop litening if its anyone else's poll. There is nothing recent re: SD or MT right now.

So, the Democrat Super Delegates will see how divided the Party is by Hillary, and they will decide to throw their support behind her divisiveness.

Huh.

Yeah, no, that doesn't have a ton of logic behind it, Bill.

I've always heard about how politically "smart" the Clintons are, and how "tough" she is, but I'm not seeing much evidence of either.

I blame her husband for this prolonged fiasco.

I knew there was a damned good reason I voted against him the second term.

Seriously. STFU you pompous bag of wind. Your Presidency sucked and you are sucking as a private citizen.

Tacoby Bellisbury:

You seem to have taken my little dig for more personally than any rational person would? Why is this? Do you really have that much pride in Montana, or that much hatred for New England?

Or is it something else? Could it be because you see your views widely mocked when not long ago they were widely held and defended nationally? I know it must be hard to see them go from that to being shown they are a failure and people are not happy with the results that they have tendered.

Not a concern troll. Concern for a troll.

I think Bill is taking this way too personally. I guess since Hillary is billing herself as Slick Willie II (Electric Boogaloo), maybe he should take her losses personally.

Aarontology: You seem to have taken my little dig for more personally than any rational person would? Why is this? Do you really have that much pride in Montana, or that much hatred for New England?

MONTANA ROCKS

NEW ENGLAND SUCKS

Could it be because you see your views widely mocked when not long ago they were widely held and defended nationally?

MY VIEWS ARE HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM BY THOSE WORTHY OF SHARING IT WITH---- not Obama Zombies ^tm

HulkHands: ManRay: It looks like no matter what happens, the Dems end up with a candidate limping across the finish line.

Make sure you take all of the momentum into November...

Meh. It has gotten millions of new Democrats to register. That will pay off this fall.

no, it won't. Lots of those people registered just to vote against Hillary. God help them if she gets their names.

Farkin'round: Oh Lord, what kind of dirty laundry does Slick Willie and the Hildabeast have on Obama or some of the Superdelegates?

Pretty sure they don't have anything on Obama that we haven't heard about, or Hillary would have thrown it at him by now.

We know the Republicans would rather run against Hillary in order to draw the anti-Clintonites, who may not vote if she is not in the race. Is it possible Democratic party leaders are trying to turn Clinton haters into Obama supporters by prolonging this campaign(the enemy of my enemy is my friend)?

/only thing that makes any sense to me.
//or am I delusional?

Lawnchair: Is there any reasonable polling in either SoDak or MT? Haven't seen it. It should be interesting. All Obama's other Plains/Mountain wins, except Utah, have been in caucuses, not primaries. All the Democratic names in SoDak (Daschle, Johnson, Herseth) are big behind Obama. The Montana ones (Tester, Baucus, and Schweitzer) have stayed on the sidelines.

Not that I think Obama will lose, but I'm worried that he'll end on a down note.


I haven't found much for polling in SoDak except Link (new window) but word on the street is that it's going to Obama. The western half of SD is Mountain Time so the poll results might come in about the same time as MT. If he doesn't win on a high note on June 3, he probably will on June 4th.

Wow. Tacoby Bellisbury is around 60 years old, but still acts 15. Jizz mopper jokes? Really?



Perhaps Myspace would be a more appropriate forum for your kind of "wit." Take it somewhere else.

I_Hate_Iowa: The former president also said his wife, if elected, would turn around the nation's ailing economy, end the war in Iraq and enact universal health care.

Also, 100 chickens in every pot and 10 cars in every garage. 4,000 acres and 100 mules for everyone! Unicorns and candy farts!

Yet when Obama promises to change the world its somehow believable. I see.

Tacoby Bellisbury: Aarontology: You seem to have taken my little dig for more personally than any rational person would? Why is this? Do you really have that much pride in Montana, or that much hatred for New England?

MONTANA ROCKS

NEW ENGLAND SUCKS

Could it be because you see your views widely mocked when not long ago they were widely held and defended nationally?

MY VIEWS ARE HELD IN HIGH ESTEEM BY THOSE WORTHY OF SHARING IT WITH---- not Obama Zombies tm

Now you see, this is exactly what I am talking about. I know that you tried to make it appear that it was partially in jest to give yourself an out, but be honest. If not to me, then to yourself.

Spitzer wannabe: HulkHands: ManRay: It looks like no matter what happens, the Dems end up with a candidate limping across the finish line.

Make sure you take all of the momentum into November...

Meh. It has gotten millions of new Democrats to register. That will pay off this fall.

no, it won't. Lots of those people registered just to vote against Hillary. God help them if she gets their names, and gets elected.

fixed.

Then it will be IRS audits for everyone (that she doesn't like), just like when she was co-president.

Nina_Hartley's_Ass

Best user name ever!

LargeCanine: There is nothing recent re: SD or MT right now.

Ollie Rassmussen says that 14 cows and that Ted Turner guy are voting for her in Montana, and in South Dakota, a couple old bikers and one of the faces on Mount Rushmore are in her camp. Other than that, she's toast.