You then went on to discuss the transparency of the Obama campaign; that he's not taking money from lobbyists: he IS you fucking asshole! He obviously has not been transparent regarding Tony Rezko, or his stance on Israel. Obama misrepresents his relationship to Jeremiah Wright. You've called him your mentor Senator Obama. He married you and your wife. He baptized your children. You have been a member of his church for 20 years. To say you were not aware of his anti-semitic, anti-white, and anti-American views can only be seen as a lie. And if it is true, then clearly you do not possess the good judgement that you claim makes you a better President than Hillary Clinton (your relationship with Rezko; taking his money, and laundering money for him doesn't help your case either).
Senator Bradley, I supported your candidacy back in 2000 because I thought you possessed the knowledge and wisdom to lead this country into the 21st century. Now I know that this support was misplaced. Do us a favor and go back to private life, and keep your hypocrisy to yourself. We've got enough coming from politicians still in office. We don't need you heaping more onto the pile.
Who gives a fucking shit about tax returns? The Clintons have more than 20 years of returns available to the public. They are releasing more on the 15th of April. Earmarks are now certified by law and are part of the Congressional record.
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This is what I don't get: why would a revote be necessary? Why can't the party just count the original primaries? Wasn't the prematurity of the primaries the states' fault, not the voters'?
Shtuey here. Anon; you are correct. The voters had no say as to when their primaries would be scheduled. This is the best argument in support of seating the delegates, at least from Florida. But in order for this to be a legitimate argument the Florida voters would have to petition the DNC. This seems to be happening. There are a lot of prominent Floridians who are threatening to demand money back that they donated. Others are threatening to withhold funds. This will help, but the people will have to demand it, and let the DNC know that they will voice their anger at the ballot box in November.
Michigan is another story because Obama took his name off the ballot there. I would not consider seating their delegation as is to be legitimate. A revote in MI is definately a fair solution. But Obama is standing in the way because many of his supporters voted Republican (open primary) and are therefore disqualified from voting in a Democratic primary or run off in this cycle.
Despite whatever his supporters say, Obama is the obstacle preventing the revote, and trust me; the people of Michigan will remember that in November if he is the nominee (suicide if the Democratic Party wants to win the White House in 2008). The same will be true in Florida.
What may happen is that the popular vote totals will be counted as part of Clinton's credentials at the Convention.
It will be impossible, short of John McCain being caught beating a child, or having sex with a sheep, for Obama to win in November.
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