Wednesday, January 9, 2008
NH
I can't believe the New Hampshire voters fell for Hillary's tears and coffee handing-out, or Bill's "I can't make her thinner or younger or a man" lament - easily the most offensive thing he's said, and he's said plenty of extremely offensive things. Does anyone notice that he's never left her side since the Obama bandwagon began getting jumped on? He wants back in the White House so bad he may just come out and say so one of these days. "Hiya, folks, she may not be tall or thin or blonde or male . . . or even me! . . . but a vote for her is a vote for me! . . . so come one, now, put the boy from Hope back in the White House!" I can see the bumper stickers now.
The good news is that even CNN only calls is a narrow victory, saying she "edged" Obama today, but it's still disappointing and a bit alarming. On the other hand, 2.5% is hardly a huge margin. I only hope this energizes Obama a lot and makes her over-confident again and fires up the next primaries' voters, especially the Super Tuesday bunch. I hope a lot of young people are voting for the next three weeks. Please tell me the Democrats won't nominate that manipulative, condenscending political machine.
The good news is that even CNN only calls is a narrow victory, saying she "edged" Obama today, but it's still disappointing and a bit alarming. On the other hand, 2.5% is hardly a huge margin. I only hope this energizes Obama a lot and makes her over-confident again and fires up the next primaries' voters, especially the Super Tuesday bunch. I hope a lot of young people are voting for the next three weeks. Please tell me the Democrats won't nominate that manipulative, condenscending political machine.
Labels: 2008 election, headlines, stupidity
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