In Massachusetts, the Mitt booster club would be wearing bags over their heads!
::)

That's when you say, "Great! See you there!"
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I live in a pretty conservative area they seem to like Mitt.  Didn't see any people for Huckabee out on the prowl.

I told the lady she had just brightened my day.  Which really ticked her off.

I live in a pretty conservative area they seem to like Mitt.  Didn't see any people for Huckabee out on the prowl.

I told the lady she had just brightened my day.  Which really ticked her off.

For sure.  They like it much better when you get mad and yell at them! (seriously.)

For sure.  They like it much better when you get mad and yell at them! (seriously.)


She was standing by her car.  A old Ford Taurus with a small Santorum sticker (on the windshield, of all places :D) and a bunch of pro-life bumper stickers.  I wasn't about ready to give her the argument.

She was standing by her car.  A old Ford Taurus with a small Santorum sticker (on the windshield, of all places :D)
Good warning for pedestrians.  Don't cross now, this broad is reeeeal duuumb!
:D

Then again Mitt did win Massachusetts just now.  They've got David Gregory talking about it on MSNBC.  David Gregory looks like he's got an ashtray in his mouth, ever notice that?

Good warning for pedestrians.  Don't cross now, this broad is reeeeal duuumb!
:D


You know I was drawn to that like a magnet.  Kind of like being drawn to a freak show. ;D

With any luck, it will be Obama vs. McCain by the end of all this.

With any luck, it will be Obama vs. McCain by the end of all this.


Hopefully.  All though I think for a democratic candidate Mitt would be easier to beat.  Even easier Huckabee. :P

Hopefully.  All though I think for a democratic candidate Mitt would be easier to beat.  Even easier Huckabee. :P


True...  Obama could beat Mitt.  I don't know if he could beat McCain.

I cannot vote Obama because I'm a registered Republican and I believe Illinois state has a closed primary...so I will vote McCain.


Well, no, we don't. We have open primaries, but it's a bit weird. Technically it's based on who you voted for last time, but in no way shape or form is it enforced, they're open.

In Massachusetts, the Mitt booster club would be wearing bags over their heads!
::)

 That's when you say, "Great! See you there!"
http://www.inthe00s.com/smile/03/devilsmile.gif
I just voted here in Northern California in a residential garage that is the usual polling place, & I noticed a tone in the poll person's voice as he looked at the other worker  ::) and said "he's a Republican"   so anyway, here's a pic of me getting ready to vote for Mitt
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Karma for you, Badfingerfan. ;D

I just voted here in Northern California in a residential garage that is the usual polling place, & I noticed a tone in the poll person's voice as he looked at the other worker  ::) and said "he's a Republican"  so anyway, here's a pic of me getting ready to vote for Mitt
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I do like the suit though. ;D

As I predicted, Clinton won Massachusetts.  
:(

Oh well, could be worse.  Could be raining!
:)

Damn.
:(

Karma for you, Badfingerfan. ;D
the unknown republican  ;D


I do like the suit though. ;D
I think I had an outfit like that in the 80's  :-[ 

as for wearing a bag in Mass because one may be ashamed to be a Repub, Calif is a far cry from Mass and there are a few Repubs here so we'll see what happens

I just realized that I've successfully voted for the winner in the last 5 Presidential elections.  I suck  8-P

the unknown republican  ;D
I think I had an outfit like that in the 80's  :-[ 

as for wearing a bag in Mass because one may be ashamed to be a Repub, Calif is a far cry from Mass and there are a few Repubs here so we'll see what happens


You'd like Pennsylvania we've got Republicans.

You'd like Pennsylvania we've got Republicans.
and you have chocolate! what about Maryland?  I'm an Orioles fan

and you have chocolate! what about Maryland?  I'm an Orioles fan


Yep, we've got it all. :)

Maryland has Republicans and the Orioles and Civil War battlefields.  Scenery is stupendous.

as for wearing a bag in Mass because one may be ashamed to be a Repub, Calif is a far cry from Mass and there are a few Repubs here so we'll see what happens


For one, I was not saying it's a shame to be Republican.  I was saying it's a shame to be from Massachusetts and still like Mitt Romney.  We had to live with the trouser snake.  

How many Prez. elections have we heard 'It's time for  change'...?

I can't back the Dems. because Obama just has SENATE experience and no talked about plan to change whatever he is talking about why we should vote for him,
the House and the Senate have the power to pass and add pork links to things..and make more than the president as well!

Hillary has some experience of the office but what has she done great enough to give her the biggest position in the land?

Do we listen to Mitt who points out how he has expeirence 'running' businesses?

McCain shouldn't get the vote because he's a veteran-just as Obama being black or Hillary who had a husband who cheated on her 'C'Mon ladies...you know what that's like..vote for me'....ok she didn't say that,but why not try it...

Other countries are getting their paper mache puppet heads ready for whoever wins to burn the effigy and will Darrell Hammond go as far a putting on a dress to imitate Hillary?

   

I was the only person in my office to vote.

i hate that.

I was the only person in my office to vote.

i hate that.


Yeah, tomorrow you'll have to go around dealing with co-workers pointing fingers at you because it's all your fault! :)

Yeah, tomorrow you'll have to go around dealing with co-workers pointing fingers at you because it's all your fault! :)


totally.  i gave my standard speech...

choices made in this country have an impact worldwide...blah blah...express yourself...blah blah.. use your rights or lose them....don't blame me blah blah blah....

well, it looks like mccain's got it on the republican side. i guess i'm relieved, actually, because mitt romney is a lunatic. huckabee is also a lunatic but at least he's funny. but if it's gotta be a republican, i guess mccain is marginally less repulsive than the others.

between hil and obama it looks like it's still a jump ball.

ah! obama just got projected to win connecticut. :)

I hope Obama gets a huge chunk of the pie in CA even if he does come in second.  What happens to all the people who voted for Edwards and Kucinich even though they're sorta out of the race?  Do the delegates just disappear into the ether?

I hope Obama gets a huge chunk of the pie in CA even if he does come in second.  What happens to all the people who voted for Edwards and Kucinich even though they're sorta out of the race?  Do the delegates just disappear into the ether?
i think the dropped out candidates can come in and endorse someone and then this might incline the delegates to vote for whoever the candidates endorse but it's more a suggestion than anything else.

how come hillary's in a dead heat with obama even though no one likes her? i smell a conspiracy. as usual.

how come hillary's in a dead heat with obama even though no one likes her? i smell a conspiracy. as usual.


Because she rode the coattails of the contract between the Devil and the Boston area sports teams?

ah! obama just got projected to win connecticut. :)


I didn't understand how the news was reporting this.  "Obama has 50% of the vote and Clinton has 47%"

Who else were the other 3% voting for?

I didn't understand how the news was reporting this.  "Obama has 50% of the vote and Clinton has 47%"

Who else were the other 3% voting for?



Probably Edwards and Kucinich, if they were still on the ballot.

Probably Edwards and Kucinich, if they were still on the ballot.

I was thinkin' that too...my state's ballot had a few other democratic canidates whose names I never heard of as well.

Probably Edwards and Kucinich, if they were still on the ballot.


Edwards out

Kucinich out

Maybe there was some local only option.

I think even if they are out of the race, their names still remain on the ballot because the ballot makers either didn't have enough time to alter the ballots, or just decided "whatever" and left them on there anyway.

Obama is projected to win Utah!  I am so excited, all along they were expecting Clinton to win.  Take that, Hillary.

how come hillary's in a dead heat with obama even though no one likes her? i smell a conspiracy. as usual.


No, there are just a lot of stupid people.

For one, I was not saying it's a shame to be Republican.  I was saying it's a shame to be from Massachusetts and still like Mitt Romney.  We had to live with the trouser snake.  
my misunderstanding Max and for all I know, I may be American Independant next time round and then back to  reg. Democrat by 2016. it could happen

I was unable to vote this time around, but my hopes were for Obama to win for the Democrats and McCain for the GOP. I find them the two most likable contenders, but again, people don't vote for likability these days - a lot of people just vote for no apparent reason and we get stuck with people like Romney and Clinton (okay, I'll shut my mouth now  ;D )

Jason and I voted for Obama (gotta start them early :D). No surprise that he won Illinois.

how come hillary's in a dead heat with obama even though no one likes her? i smell a conspiracy. as usual.


Well, there is no conspiracy. A lot of people do like Hillary. A lot of women especially. Also, a lot of African-American and Latino support has helped her. Everyone knows that Bill was the first black president, lol.

And it's not dead heat. Hillary is ahead. Not by a big enough margin, but ahead for the time being nonetheless.

I'm sort of hoping that no matter which one of them actually gets the nomination, the other will go as a running mate. You just can't beat a Hillary/Obama or Obama/Hillary ticket. 

Well, there is no conspiracy. A lot of people do like Hillary. A lot of women especially. Also, a lot of African-American and Latino support has helped her. Everyone knows that Bill was the first black president, lol.

And it's not dead heat. Hillary is ahead. Not by a big enough margin, but ahead for the time being nonetheless.


Hillary's ahead only when you count Super Delegates, and since those can still change, she's not really ahead.  With several more states to go, a lot of them favoring Obama, I'd say it isn't over yet for the Dems at all.  Considering that Hillary was supposed to have a double digit lead in most states, and it appears now that she didn't win the delegate count yesterday, I'd say she's starting to flounder a bit.

McCain is clearly going to get the nod for the Republicans... which frankly is the best their party can hope for, which is saying very little indeed.

Hillary's ahead only when you count Super Delegates, and since those can still change, she's not really ahead.  With several more states to go, a lot of them favoring Obama, I'd say it isn't over yet for the Dems at all.  Considering that Hillary was supposed to have a double digit lead in most states, and it appears now that she didn't win the delegate count yesterday, I'd say she's starting to flounder a bit.

McCain is clearly going to get the nod for the Republicans... which frankly is the best their party can hope for, which is saying very little indeed.


That's because McCain speaks for both the Democrats and Republicans. He's very moderate, and I am too.

Well, there is no conspiracy. A lot of people do like Hillary. A lot of women especially. Also, a lot of African-American and Latino support has helped her. Everyone knows that Bill was the first black president, lol.

And it's not dead heat. Hillary is ahead. Not by a big enough margin, but ahead for the time being nonetheless.


This Latino female didn't vote for her. As a matter of fact, most of my family in California support Obama. The ones that pay attention anyways. :D

I do agree with you though. Hillary/Obama or Obama/Hillary would be a major force to be reckoned with.

I didn't understand how the news was reporting this.  "Obama has 50% of the vote and Clinton has 47%"

Who else were the other 3% voting for?




Probably Edwards and Kucinich, if they were still on the ballot.



I think Mike Gravel is still in the race.  :o :o :o  There may also be a bunch of unknowns. During every presidential election, there are always many names on the ballots and you asked yourself, "Who?"



Cat

That's because McCain speaks for both the Democrats and Republicans. He's very moderate, and I am too.


Then you aren't paying attention very closely.  McCain is a short tempered war monger.  He's got a large portion of votes from people who oppose the war, yet are voting for an unapologetic supporter of it, who wants to continue it for 100 years if he has to.  He's not a moderate by any means, but for some reason he has the moderates convinced he is.

Then you aren't paying attention very closely.  McCain is a short tempered war monger.  He's got a large portion of votes from people who oppose the war, yet are voting for an unapologetic supporter of it, who wants to continue it for 100 years if he has to.  He's not a moderate by any means, but for some reason he has the moderates convinced he is.



And has the conservatives convinces he's a liberal.  ::)  :o :o :o



Cat

This Latino female didn't vote for her. As a matter of fact, most of my family in California support Obama. The ones that pay attention anyways. :D

I do agree with you though. Hillary/Obama or Obama/Hillary would be a major force to be reckoned with.


Which one of them would get shot first?  And would they think twice about it knowing that the other will become President, and if they shot them too, that Nancy Pelosi would become President?

Not advocating assassination, just sayin'.

Which one of them would get shot first?  And would they think twice about it knowing that the other will become President, and if they shot them too, that Nancy Pelosi would become President?

Not advocating assassination, just sayin'.


If the S.S. can keep Cheney and Bush protected, I think they can protect anyone at this point.

Hillary's ahead only when you count Super Delegates, and since those can still change, she's not really ahead.  With several more states to go, a lot of them favoring Obama, I'd say it isn't over yet for the Dems at all.  Considering that Hillary was supposed to have a double digit lead in most states, and it appears now that she didn't win the delegate count yesterday, I'd say she's starting to flounder a bit.

McCain is clearly going to get the nod for the Republicans... which frankly is the best their party can hope for, which is saying very little indeed.


How do they decide who the Superdelegates are going for?  Is it just going on what they have said?

Then you aren't paying attention very closely.  McCain is a short tempered war monger.  He's got a large portion of votes from people who oppose the war, yet are voting for an unapologetic supporter of it, who wants to continue it for 100 years if he has to.  He's not a moderate by any means, but for some reason he has the moderates convinced he is.
i think coulter and limbaugh are doing that for him, maybe.

How do they decide who the Superdelegates are going for?  Is it just going on what they have said?


I think they are just estimating based on what some have said, so the super delegate numbers are far from set in stone. I hope Hillary doesn't win just because more big shots in the party want her than Obama.

Thanks. :)

I think they are just estimating based on what some have said, so the super delegate numbers are far from set in stone. I hope Hillary doesn't win just because more big shots in the party want her than Obama.
wow, brian. you're hot.

wow, brian. you're hot.


;D

I think they are just estimating based on what some have said, so the super delegate numbers are far from set in stone. I hope Hillary doesn't win just because more big shots in the party want her than Obama.


Well a lot of big shots want Obama. The Kennedys are Democrat royalty, and their chief has thrown his support behind Obama.

Well a lot of big shots want Obama. The Kennedys are Democrat royalty, and their chief has thrown his support behind Obama.


Well Hillary apparently quite a bit more super delegates, so she has more support among party leadership overall according to the estimates anyway, though I have no idea where the superdelegate estimates are actually coming from.  :-\\

The estimates change depending on which site you go on...MSN seems to think Obama is slightly ahead even with superdelegates factored in, but most other news sites have Clinton up by 80 or so delegates.  Who knows?

Heard they're were a bunch of tornadoes that touch down in a few Southern states last night.  A few of those states went for Huckabee.  I'm trying hard not to consider it a sign.

It's going to be close, I don't think this thing will be decided until maybe some of the final primaries, it is that close. Right now it is neck and neck or Hillary with a slight advatage, but Obama is doing better as time goes on so he is in pretty good shape with some big contests to go still.

Probably Edwards and Kucinich, if they were still on the ballot.

They were on our ballots in Mass.

A fraction of that 3% is: "Too drunk to remember."
:P