Stop Calling my House Hillary!

In the past week I've been called over ten times by both the Hillary and Barack campaigns. ON Sunday, Bill Clinton descended upon Milford Pennsylvania to pump up his wife's campaign in Northeastern Pa, and for some reason, I could care less. I'm so burnt out that I just want it all to be over, and I'm not just talking about the Pennsylvania primary. I want the whole shebang to be finished so I'm taking this opportunity to plead with Hillary supporters, vote for Barack, Please! It's going to take a double digit victory tomorrow for Hillary to continue with genuine strength and anybody who knows Pennsylvania will tell you that it all comes down to voter turnout. If Hillary can draw out crowds in the industrial sector and the Northeastern corner, then she has a chance. Analysis of the past elections will show you that voter strength is in it's urban centers of Philly and Pittsburgh. It appears that Philadelphia will go overwhelmingly for Obama, so Hillary will have to pull big numbers in the "Red" parts of the state. I'm sure she's hoping that all the tricks she's pulling out of the Karl Rove playbook will work. As for this independent voter, I'll be home in this closed primary praying and wishing to Jesus that the Democrats can stop handing this election to McCain, cause I don't know if I can handle four years of the straight talk express. We had one Maverick in the White House, I think we need a parliamentarian. 

Hillary is Jesus, Bill Richardson is Judas...

That's right! According to Democratic bigshot James Carville likened Richardson's endorsement of Obama to the betrayal of Christ by his disciple Judas. Just take a minute for that statement to soak in. Now let it out before your brain explodes. Can you sense it? That's the sound of the Hillary balloon deflating. As I mentioned earlier in this blog, Richardson's endorsement was a very big moment for Democrats moving in the right direction. Sounds like the Hillary camp doesn't like the direction in which the party is moving. No Florida, No Michigan, and No Richarson. What's next, a John Edwards endorsement for Obama? The sky could fall! I generally don't kiss and tell, but should Hillary win (steal) this nomination I will have a very tough time voting for her given the way this election has been conducted. Growing up I was an ardent supporter of Bill Clinton. Aside from his marital problems, the Clinton years were economically sound and prosperous. So please understand that prior to this election I was a supporter of Hilary, but in a few short months my opinion of her is in shambles. I would like to say that Hillary and her supporters will not stoop any lower, but I fear that this is but the beginning. Next headline from Hillary camp to read, "Obama administration will bomb Sweden while raping babies if elected. Vote for Hillary in 2008."

Is Change in the Wind?

Romney and Clinton coming in 2nd and 3rd respectively in the Iowa Caucus is a signal. It signals that real voters, real middle-class Iowans want the Anti-Bush. It's not surprise that Obama and Huckabee rose in the polls at nearly the same time and rode that wave to victory. When real Iowans started to pay attention they showed their desire for change, their desire for entirely new directions in their parties.

In the battle of establishment versus new guard mark this down as a small, but important victory for the new guard.