Super Tuesday

The so-called RULES COMMITTEE of the National Democrat Party will meet and rule on the apportioning and seating of delegates from the “bad boy’s and girl’s states” of Florida and Michigan. But, its ruling can be appealed to the CREDENTIALS COMMITTEE TO SEAT OR NOT any delegate or delegation, and such a challenge can apparently be brought by almost anybody and would have to be ratified by the entire Democrat Convention when it meets in Denver, Colorado in August.

Meanwhile there will be more pontificating, puffing, preening and posturing by the pair of champion shadow boxing narcissists continuing their elaborate Kabuki performance “supported” by a veteran vaudevillian troop called PDR (Pelosi, Dean, Reid) with bit players; walk-ons and fly-overs named Edwards, Carter and Gore.

That seems embarrassingly certain to continue to attract and nurture an ever more despicable assortment of lunatic-like actors, costumed as clergy, parading before an exaggeratedly swaying congregation with a seemingly inexhaustible pharmaceutical supply.

Look for code words like “suspended campaign” and “unification” reading ever more like the infamously flaccid League of Nations Charter. Let the hugging and cheek kissing begin; I suppose a remaining question is what cheeks.

The problem with the Republican Party is there are too many Republicans in it, a lifelong Democrat insists on repeatedly telling me. Ann Coulter, the willowy wild woman, is saying she will vote for Hillary if McCain is the GOP nominee, and Rush is in a similar rant. They and so-called Obamacans (Republicans threatening to vote for Barack Obama)

I speculated quite some time ago that the Democratic Party could almost lock up the White House if Hillary and Barack were on the ticket together. I believe that even more today with the same caveat that it must be done before too much political damage has been done to each by the other, making a union impossible.

McCain won Florida Tuesday; Romney was second despite spending millions, Giuliani was a fading third followed by a distant Huckabee and inconsequential Paul. Rudy Giuliani quit immediately after the results were posted and endorsed John McCain Wednesday. Clinton beat Obama and Edwards neither of whom campaigned in Florida. Democrat John Edwards also dropped his campaign Wednesday morning. Speculation is Edwards has made a deal to be Attorney General or maybe for an Ambassadorship.

Proposal:
Enact legislation enabling (not requiring) lenders and state and local laws to allow and keep the current occupants in homes that are go through foreclosure. Foreclosure does not stop. The mortgage is exchanged for a Homesteaders Agreement between the Lender and the Occupant

Who Stays:
Current Occupants

onday night Democrats had the HIP BOOT DEBATE in South Carolina that had their three remaining presidential candidates wading around in a hog wallow of slung mud sponsored by CNN/BLACK CAUCUS. It was the most heated and acrimonious thus far. If looks could kill Barrack would be dead. Aside from the mutual if inconclusive splattering the most interesting part was the closing segment that the three spent discussing how Democrats could defeat Republican John McCain next November.

Clinton and Obama bickered and gnawed on each other leaving Edwards to whine that it was a three and not a two person debate. The crowd was mostly with Obama. It is axiomatic that when three people are running and two are attacking each other the third wins. That would make Edwards the winner but not last night. Obama marginally took a split decision. But, no minds were changed.

Wednesday morning ABCs Good Morning America clarified the various debate charges pointing out that both Clinton’s have made charges against Obama that are simply untrue and Obama tiptoed around the truth too.

“We have been sort of like John McCain, but not completely” per Barack Obama? Yes.

Hillary and John Edwards did not question what Barack meant by that sentence, which surely requires some explanation, because they were stumbling over each other to say why they could beat him (McCain).

Mitt & Mike must also have McCain envy right now and be chaffing at the bit to lock horns with McCain in Florida and are no doubt praying for a Super Super Tuesday.

Forecasts that this goes all the way to the convention in Minneapolis are a bit far fetched but the back room deals for VP might .

Duncan Hunter who recently dropped out of the race endorsed Huckabee.

It started out as as an Irish slug fest between Hillary and Bill, and Barack, who complained about also having to compete with the previous president who was joining his wife in misinforming voters about Baracks history. They each landed political punches, he said while he was helping the poor in Chicago she was sitting pretty (my words) on the Board of Directors at WalMart Corporations. She said while she was fighting against the policies of Ronald Reagan he was helping his slum lord in Chicago.

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year ago everybody knew the next President would be elected based on Iraq, illegal immigration and terrorism, and once again “everybody” was wrong. It is now all about a slumping economy exemplified by the per gallon price at America’s neighborhood gasoline stations. No amount of White House or Wall Street assurances; or highfalutin sounding puff will mean squat doodle if those gasoline price billboards stay where they are or, as predicted, continue to increase.

Hillary Clinton upstaged everyone Friday in a Los Angeles speech calling for a $70 billion economic stimulus package. By Saturday critics were hammering the idea of “vote buying”

The Clinton Machine, not for the first time, has been taken back by relatively small numbers of Iowas voters.

But that is not the real problem for the Clinton Machine to overcome this time.

Keep up to date on what the Dems are doing to furhter their 2008 Presidential ambitions according to Ben Smith.