Well, Hillary pulled it off again. She managed to win another of the big states. So, will the silence, or at least muffle, the calls the for her to drop out? Probably not.
And when you couple the calls to "bring this contest to an end" before everyone has a chance to vote WITH the deliberate disenfranchisement of the voters in both Michigan and Florida, you have the reason I have forever left the Democratic party. There is nothing democratic about a group of elitist, wannabe politicians and also-rans trying to silence the voices of Americans all over this country. They keep citing "the good of the party" as their excuse. My response: SCREW the party! Whatever is done should be done for "the good" of the people and nation.
At this point, I don't know who I'm going to vote for in the general election. I was a John Edwards supporter, then swung over to McCain when he dropped out. Now I'm thinking John McCain might be better suited to be the Secretary of Defense. I don't like either Clinton or Obama, but I especailly don't like Howard "The Scream" Dean trying to force an end to the nominating electoral process before EVERYONE has had their say.
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Yeah, Hillary won PA, by TEN points. The sooner the Dems have a candidate, the sooner the party can unite. This is the farthest the primaries have had to go in decades. Usually a candidate has been chosen by now.
I don't like Clinton. I don't trust her. She and her husband are dirty. She's using negative campaigns. I listen to her ads and to her speak, and I just feel like she's spewing LIES, even if she isn't She's old politics, and that's why, at least my local tv stations support her. The wording they use mentioning her and mentioning Obama are so different.
I'm all for Obama. He gives me hope and inspiration and that's something no politician has been able to do.
-Sonja :)
"Democracy works only when you vote. When you don't take the time to vote for the candidate you find the least offensive, you run the risk of electing the candidate you find the most offensive."