3/12/08

According to the MSNBC's  latest figures, state by state, Clinton has over a million and a half more popular votes than Obama, nationwide. Without Florida and Michigan, she still has a substantial lead in the popular vote.   So why do the networks neglect to mention this fact or falsely state that Obama has more votes? Perhaps the stations ought to get a grammar school student to add for them.  Their numbers might he more accurate. But, when they were counting their winning streak for Obama, they forgot that, in the middle of it, Clinton won New Mexico.  In other words those 11 straight wins for Obama didn't exist.  Why did the stations go out of their way to pretend that New Mexico didn't exist?  Why have they gone out of their way to mention that Clinton has more popular votes?

In February, the Rezko trial started.  Obama's name has repeatedly been mentioned in this criminal trial.  Stories in the tabloids exposing multiple Obama scandals were delayed until after the March Super Tuesday, and researchers admit that this is just the beginning.  Each of these scandals seems to dwarf the allegations against Eliot Spitzer, the soon to be former Governor of New York.  What does this mean for the nomination?  Democrats have a tendency to be hard-headed when charging into a losing election.  The California Democratic Party appeared intentionally to throw two California Governor's races to Arnold Schwarzenegger.  The Democratic Party seems to prefer being the complaining party to being the winning party.

The resignation of Admiral William Fallon has sparked fears of war with Iran.  In the event of war with Iran prior to the November election, the electorate's history shows they will want someone seen as experienced in war to lead. The electorate has a history of voting out of fear and attraction to catchy phrases. There are always Diebold tabulators to make sure the vote appears to follow fear instead of reason.   A Senator with connections to organized crime is less likely to inspire confidence than a former first lady. Unless war with Iran is debunked, John McCain is likely to be perceived as the best to lead in war.  He was a POW decades ago and is seen as a war hero.  Strategically, the Democrats best chance of winning in November lays in impeaching Bush and preventing war with Iran.

Will the Democrats throw the election of 2008?  If they ignore the wishes of Florida, Ohio, Michigan, California, New York, New Jersey, and Texas voters, they can count out the guaranteed support of any of those states in November.  Voters sometimes retaliate for injustices done to their states.

Some feel this will be the year of the independent.  Major state retaliation could result in a victory for Cynthia McKinney. In November, the results will be seen.

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