Category: Popular Vote
By SusanUnPC on Jun 23, 2008 in Barack Obama, DNC, Disenfranchisement, Florida, Hillary Clinton, Michigan, Popular Vote, Rules and Bylaws Committee | 75 Comments
As NoQuarter’s Bud White wrote recently in his devastating “The RBC: Bush v. Gore“: We are seeing a recreation of the Florida 2000 coup d’état in mirror image. The Dean/Brazile/neo-liberal wing of the Party learned their lesson in Broward County all too well. The most obvious clue of this theft, of course, is that Hillary [...]
By PaganPower on Jun 19, 2008 in Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton, Michigan, Popular Vote, Supreme Court | 106 Comments
I couldn’t believe my eyes when I read the words. There it was for me to take in slowly. I almost choked and hurled on the spot. But there it was in black and white. Those words that would force me to change my entire belief structure. One of my heroes died Monday. It was [...]
By Bud White on Jun 9, 2008 in Bloggers, Clinton, DNC, Delegates, Elitism, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, John McCain, Keith Olbermann, Misogyny, Obama, Popular Vote, Sexism | 184 Comments
The Obamabots are in a panic. Even though he has claimed the nomination still we Hillary supporters have not seen the light. They are in shock that we are not swarming with the masses to the selected one. On Wednesday, I wrote a defiant post declaring that I would never vote for Obama. An Obamabot, [...]
By LisaB on Jun 6, 2008 in Barack Obama, Democrats, Disenfranchisement, Electability, General Election, Hillary Clinton, Jimmy Carter, John McCain, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates, Republicans, Ronald Reagan | 481 Comments
Friday’s Washington Post has a story on how the McCain campaign is looking to woo disaffected Clinton supporters. The GOP thinks it has a shot at these voters who believe Obama is out of touch with them and because McCain is a “maverick” who may be able to accommodate their interests. That is why the [...]
By MarkJay on Jun 2, 2008 in Barack Obama, DNC, Democrats, Disenfranchisement, Popular Vote, Washington state | 145 Comments
Peniel Conin, President & CEO of Global Basic and eNameWiz.com, has written a detailed 13-page statistical report and analysis of caucus vs. primary results from the 2008 Democratic nominating campaign. (This has been reported at Talkleft here and here and here.) Conin suffers from a disability resulting from a car accident 40 years ago, which [...]
By Bud White on May 30, 2008 in Appalachia, Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, Current Affairs, Electability, Electoral College, Elitism, Media, Media Bias, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates, White People | 55 Comments
by Bud White and Medusa In 2001, Gene Lyons and Joe Conason, both respected journalists of the center-left, co-authored The Hunting of the President, a frightening look at the Right’s conspiracy to destroy the Clintons. However, it is more frightening still to realize that the neo-liberals are putting to use the same tactics to destroy [...]
By LisaB on May 29, 2008 in ABC News, Barack Obama, Clinton, Current Affairs, DNC, Delegates, Democratic National Convention, Disenfranchisement, Hillary Clinton, James Carville, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates | 167 Comments
On ABC News with Diane Sawyer, James Carville gave a preview of the next few days and maybe weeks regarding the Democratic nominating process. He also stresses what he sees as the Obama campaign’s heavy-handed flogging of the South Dakota / RFK kerfluffle. While many have said that the nominating process will not run past [...]
By Bud White on May 27, 2008 in Barack Obama, Clinton, Credentials Committee, Cultist Thugs, DNC, Daily Kos, Democrats, Disenfranchisement, Electability, Florida, George McGovern, Hillary Clinton, Kentucky, Michigan, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates, Race, Race Card, Typical white person, White People | 168 Comments
Dorothea LANGE, “Migrant Mother,” 1936 A friend paraphrases a famous story to illustrate why she may vote Republican for the first time in 40 years: in the late 1960s, when the feminist movement was still thought of as a novelty, a boorish male reporter asked the heterosexual Gloria Steinem if she was a lesbian. Steinem [...]
By PaganPower on May 22, 2008 in Barack Obama, Florida, Hillary Clinton, Michigan, Newsweek, Popular Vote | 42 Comments
One thing I have had to learn to accept during this nomination process is that for some reason the Cultists just keep getting stupider. It must be a side effect from all the Cult-Aide they have imbibed. Maybe it is like absinthe. It gives you a warm fuzzy feeling all over and lifts you with [...]
By Taters on May 21, 2008 in Current Affairs, Hillary Clinton, Popular Vote, Puerto Rico | 254 Comments
Enjoy. Willie Colon, a true American and Puerto Rican treasure, was recently featured here at No Quarter. Willie Colon believes Sen. Hillary Clinton is best qualified for the White House. The legendary Bronx-born Puerto Rican and American cultural icon stated, “Hillary has been on the side of our families for over 35 years – she has [...]
By Bud White on May 19, 2008 in Barack Obama, Clinton, Cultist Thugs, DNC, Daily Kos, Electability, Electoral College, Florida, Hillary Clinton, Huffington Post, Obamedia, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates, Race Card, Superdelegates, White People | 176 Comments
Written by Bud White (Retired from the L.A.P.D. and now working full-time for No Quarter). A line from his role in L.A. Confidential: “It’ll look like justice. That’s what the man got. Justice.” ____________________________ Kristen Breitweiser was married to Ronald Breitweiser, an executive at Fiduciary Trust International. They lived a charmed upper-middle class life in [...]
By Bud White on May 17, 2008 in ABC News, Advertising, Barack Obama, Clinton, Commander in Chief, Credentials Committee, Current Affairs, Daily Kos, Electability, Electoral College, George Stephanopoulos, Hillary Clinton, John F. Kennedy, Kentucky, MSNBC, Media Bias, Meet The Press, Pennsylvania, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates, Superdelegates, West Virginia | 131 Comments
According to Obama supporters and his allies in the media, Hillary is finished and the nomination is securely in Obama’s hands. David Broder laments that “If Clinton weren’t still challenging, [Obama] could easily devote a week to a swing through Hispanic enclaves from California to New York.” But Hillary is challenging and I take Hillary [...]
By Bud White on Apr 28, 2008 in Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Bill Ayers, Bill Clinton, Daily Kos, David Axelrod, Economy, Elitism, Hillary Clinton, Hoodwinking, Martin Luther King, Obamedia, Popular Vote, Race Card, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Superdelegates, Talking Points Memo, White People | 153 Comments
I started crying during the speech and wept for a good while after Dr. King finished. He had said everything I believed, far better than I ever could…that speech steeled my determination to do whatever could for the rest of my life to make Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream come true. — From My Life [...]
By Bud White on Apr 25, 2008 in Advertising, Bamboozling, Barack Obama, Clinton, DNC, Electoral College, Florida, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Popular Vote, Presidential Candidates, Rev. Jeremiah Wright Jr., Superdelegates | 50 Comments
After Obama’s devastating defeat in Pennsylvania, the Obama campaign released a memo addressed to the superdelegates but published in the Wall Street Journal which argues that Obama would be the strongest candidate in the Fall against McCain. The memo is so deeply flawed that Jerome Armstrong ridicules it as “satire,” and “exhibit A” for “intellectual [...]
By PsychoDrew on Apr 24, 2008 in Barack Obama, DNC, Donna Brazile, Florida, Hillary Clinton, Michigan, Nancy Pelosi, Obamedia, Pennsylvania, Popular Vote | 281 Comments
Well, he didn’t just throw the kitchen sink at Hillary Clinton. As Taylor Marsh noted yesterday, he threw the bank vault: Flush with cash, Obama reported spending $11.2 million on television in the state, compared with $4.8 million for Clinton. Clinton’s once double-digit lead in Pennsylvania polls narrowed to single digits in recent weeks [...]
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