[Snowy]

Democrats! As you all know, it looks like Clinton and Obama are in the running for the democratic election. So... what'll it be, or rather, who will it be? Personally Obama has my vote, *I'm 15 har-har*, mostly because of some of the things Hilary covered in her campaign for the caucus in Nevada were a bit... unnecessary. Anywho, who do YOU think will be on the ticket this year?

[Jake]

Obama. Hilary won't win.

[Darkness]

Democrats are silly.

Mitt Romney should've won >.<

[Atilla]

Democrats are silly.

Mitt Romney should've won >.<

I hope you're joking.

I voted for Obama, but he lost in my state of Kaleeforneea.

[Jake]

Mitt who?

Anyways, I've heard several people liking Obama, some liking that Republican guy, and nothing good about Hilary.

[Aaron]

Since Ron Paul doesn't have a chance (he never did), I'll vote for Obama on May 6. Surprisingly, Indiana might be important in this year's election.

[Snowy]

My friend Mitch said something that was somewhat intelligent at school the other day, which he never does. He said that it wouldn't matter if Hilary or Obama won, they would probably be assassinated within a year. So many people in this world hate change, and all it takes is one public appearance.

[Aaron]

Bush is still alive. So, I doubt anything will happen to either one of them.

[Snowy]

Bush is still alive. So, I doubt anything will happen to either one of them.

[Darkness]

Democrats are silly.

Mitt Romney should've won >.<

I hope you're joking.

No.

[Master Of Stuff]

Bush is still alive. So, I doubt anything will happen to either one of them.

Buh-Zing.

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Every day that passes by and I see Democrats divided and Republicans laughing from behind McCain, I feel that the dems struggled and finally snatched defeat from the iron jaws of victory(once again). This election was virtually gift-wrapped for them, and somehow they screwed that up.

*is a sad panda*

[The BlackOpps]

Democrats are silly.

Mitt Romney should've won >.<

Same here, but his reason for dropping does make some sense. Although I wish it was McCain that would have dropped and not Romney.

[Aaron]

Good observation, MoS. Things are getting worse by the day. Just today, Florida officially announced that they would not seek a new primary (Florida and Michigan's primary results were nullified by the party in January). Obama is pulling away, but there are several primaries yet to come.

As a side note, Hillary will be visiting my town on Thursday. This should be interesting.

[Master Of Stuff_NA]

Good observation, MoS. Things are getting worse by the day. Just today, Florida officially announced that they would not seek a new primary (Florida and Michigan's primary results were nullified by the party in January). Obama is pulling away, but there are several primaries yet to come.

As a side note, Hillary will be visiting my town on Thursday. This should be interesting.

IMO:
Florida and Michigan delegates should not count. If the people of those states want to know why, they should go to their local/state demo committees and ask why they(the committee) couldn't follow rules that were agreed upon a Year And A Half in advance and easily followed by Every Other State instead of going to the DNC and crying foul. Maybe demand more competent members who won't screw up an election, party or presidential.

At the same time, it's idiotic to keep the number of delegates necessary to win the ticket the same. It should have been reduced to reflect the disqualified states. Which brings me to my next point:

Obama is winning the popular vote/delegates as time goes by. Hillary is winning the Superdelegates and has enough delegates to keep afloat. The fact that the # to win remained the same put a heavy emphasis on the superdelegates. Basically:
If Hillary wins the ticket via Superdelegates: I guarantee that McCain will be President. These elections are bringing NEW voters who are primarily voting democrat, not hardcore dems. Winning the ticket through Supers is telling new voters "Screw you, you're not that important." Those voters will most likely either vote third party or not vote, effectively splitting the party and any lead they once had.

If either delegate wins through popular and superdel means, then I truly, Truly hope they can unite the party in time. Use topics that mean alot to not only your core voters, but the new voters as well. Also, please, make those topics legitimate. The whole "Hillary has white house experience" irks me. Telling me Hillary has presidential experience is like telling me Yoko Ono was a Beatle.

*Just my opinion*

[Zziggywolf5]

Even though I'm not really supposed to be here, I just wanted to point out that the Democratic Party could have put anyone up and won if they hadn't started attacking each other.