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itsmeeeeeee · 05-12-2008, 07:57 AM

a poll today from real clear politics says it all:

Kentucky: McCain vs. Clinton Research 2000 McCain 53, Clinton 41, Und. 6 McCain +12.0

anyone who tries to tell you that dems would have a snow ball's chance at winning kentucky with hillary is insane. period. no, exclamation point!

obama could be the second coming of jesus christ and people in certain pockets of the country wouldn't vote for him. it's that simple. but what's also true is those pockets won't vote for hillary either in the GE. a lot of states are like that - and naturally, hillary, who's playing the race card, is going to do better in these throw back states.

the fact that the MSM likes to pretend that her lead these states makes ANY difference in the nomination of a candidate is pathetic and completely discounts the majority of the country.

so, do we want to keep catering to the racist pockets of this country? do we want to allow them to continue their back woods ways holding the country down?

the post-racial majority clearly wants obama,
he's won the nomination by EVERY conceivable marker.

05-12-2008, 07:57 AM	#6 (permalink)
itsmeeeeeee punk nun Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: 53 miles west of venus Posts: 3,854 My Mood: Blog Entries: 3 Thanks: 218 Thanked 722 Times in 434 Posts	a poll today from real clear politics says it all: Kentucky: McCain vs. Clinton Research 2000 McCain 53, Clinton 41, Und. 6 McCain +12.0 anyone who tries to tell you that dems would have a snow ball's chance at winning kentucky with hillary is insane. period. no, exclamation point! obama could be the second coming of jesus christ and people in certain pockets of the country wouldn't vote for him. it's that simple. but what's also true is those pockets won't vote for hillary either in the GE. a lot of states are like that - and naturally, hillary, who's playing the race card, is going to do better in these throw back states. the fact that the MSM likes to pretend that her lead these states makes ANY difference in the nomination of a candidate is pathetic and completely discounts the majority of the country. so, do we want to keep catering to the racist pockets of this country? do we want to allow them to continue their back woods ways holding the country down? the post-racial majority clearly wants obama, he's won the nomination by EVERY conceivable marker. __________________ "NEVER underestimate the Democrat's ability to snatch DEFEAT from the jaws of victory."
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