But I’ve followed her for years and looked forward to her bid.

So I’m horribly disappointed.

But….I can move forward. I have lost far more political races than won.

That’s the plight of the minority voice.

I’m sure where I’m at “this moment.” I’m listening to both Obama and McCain, but I think the picture won’t come into focus until I see the congressional seats, too.

I believe there’s “noise” about the presidency that isn’t really true.

Neither Obama nor McCain are all that relevant. They are both place-keepers.

So….what will happen down-ticket?

I personally am done with partisanship. Too many idiots on the Dem side this year has convinced me.

Byrd, for example. Get rid of him. What a piece of garbage.

A lot of these older Dems…..need to go.

They are no longer viable.

I guess what I’m saying is that we’ve seen the end of that old boys club, and it’s time for them to retire.

Thanks for the kind words.

Me, I’m afraid of McCain, especially his economic policies. At the same time, I don’t think Obama will be particularly progressive, but I do think there’s a chance he’d be better than McCain.

Frankly, I resent that Obama has made it so difficult for me to vote for him if he becomes the nominee.

I truly find it disgusting how everyone is pushing Barack Obama on us. If Barack Obama is the Democratic nominee, then I will undoubtedly be voting for John McCain come November.

some one should send red ties to republican tim russert and all of NBC so we can tell who is a republican and who is a democrat.[true democrat] like bill and hillary clinton.

the republican party owns all of the USA media any way.

Gallup Daily: Obama Opens Up 16-Point Lead, Biggest Yet

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I dumped the stock and Time Warner TWX too once I realized what was happening and how invested these corps are in Iraq et al

Unfortunately the Democratic party is still way out of touch with the American people when it comes to its support of Open Borders. Like it or not the vast majority of Americans want our Immigrations laws enforced. Dobbs is clearly in the mainstream on this issue.

The Democrats are very lucky that McCain is the Republican nominee. McCain’s open Open Borders voting legacy will be a major weak point for Republicans this fall. Beleive it or not but Hillary is considered to be more Restrictionist on immigration than McCain which is why a number of major Conservative bloggers like Michelle Malkin have suggested that working and middle class Republicans could send a message and vote for Hillary.

That is why Obama would be a God send to Loyal Bushie Cheap Labor/ Pro Outsourcing Republican fat cats hoping for a Bush third term. Obama is such a far far far ideological left winger on Immigration matters that even disaffected Republicans will hold their noses and vote for McCain or as they call him McAmnesty.

Almost all the projected gains by Democrats in the Congress will be by Immigration Moderate to strong Restrictionists just like in 2006. Think Sherrod Brown, Jim Webb, Elsworth, Schuller…
With Obama at the top of the ticket it will kill our chances of major gains in the House and Senate.

Maybe The Anointed’s Campaign site can set up a thread for denouncing not-nice supporters. Let’s ask for one. Pledge some money with that request.