Nothing changes.

Just because the GOP declares McCain to be the winner doesn't mean he is. Only 87% reporting? What's going on here?

Isn't it obvious? Ron Paul won, and they can't have that.

It looks like a recount will be in order, just like in New Hampshire.
Don't you just love living in a 3rd world banana republic where international election monitors simply refuse to monitor our elections because they are not up to standards? They will watch elections in dirt poor countries in Africa and Central America, but not the good ole USA.

And of course, since Mitt Romney is out, his sons will be joining the military posthaste.

Time for international inspectors and monitors of elections. Oh wait...they only do that in 3rd world countries. Nevermind.

Republicans rig elections? That's unpossible.

GuyCybershy @ 11:

I noticed the same thing on Super Tuesday with the Alaska results, it seemed to take much longer to count Republican votes than Democrat votes. How else could a complete maniac like McCain win except by cheating?

It's a dress rehearsal for November.

Aw man, now I'm going to have to bust out that tin foil hat again.

I think it's time for liberals to stop ragging Republicans about the same stuff that's going on in the Democratic Party. The fix is in for BO.

I know that vote totals always slow down when you get up to the 98 or 99% range since the remainder are provisional or absentee ballots...but how can you get stuck at 87% for a caucus? Did the people at several of the meetings get drunk afterwards, pass out, and neglect to notify the pertinent officials about the results?

A McCain loss to Huckabee or Paul would not fit within the acceptable Republican view of the world. A Paul win would signify that at least in one state, a portion of their party rejected the "Stay in Iraq until Jesus returns" strategy, while a Huckabee win would show that the argument about his inability to win outside the South or the Bible belt is fallacious. If Huckabee could win in the Northwest, why not elsewhere? That would harm the party plan of carrying out the usual--if belated this year--coronation of one candidate.

GuyCybershy @ 11:

I noticed the same thing on Super Tuesday with the Alaska results, it seemed to take much longer to count Republican votes than Democrat votes. How else could a complete maniac like McCain win except by cheating?

I agree - and what's even stranger is the fact that FAR fewer people voted Republican. Look at the numbers - and the crowds at the caucuses yesterday. It was visibly evident that voters were going for Obama or Hilary (mostly for Obama - even old white men who'd never voted for a Democrat before had insisted that they would vote for Obama before they'd vote for Hillary or McCain).

McCain did NOT win yesterday. But I guess if an electronic voting machine SAYS he won, and you have no paper ballot to prove it, then I guess he won..... riiiight....

kaT @ 16:

I think it's time for liberals to stop ragging Republicans about the same stuff that's going on in the Democratic Party. The fix is in for BO.

Oh, oh. The McCain via Hillary supporters are arriving.

kaT @ 16:

I think it's time for liberals to stop ragging Republicans about the same stuff that's going on in the Democratic Party. The fix is in for BO.

I think most Dems, Lefties and Progressives types always assumed that one of the DLC approved would get the ticket,
they are the ones with connections to the big money lobbyists both domestic and foreign.

"you get what you pay for..."

Time to hide the Troll food. they're coming in from under the bridges.

If the republican establishment (actually THE ESTABLISHMENT for both parties) did steal the primary elections in Washington (and also possibly NH) would any of the mainstream democrats actually care? Or do they only care when the vote is rigged against their slate of candidates?

this just gives the GOP time to "fix" it.
then to destroy the evidence.
S.O.P.

kaT @ 16:

I think it's time for liberals to stop ragging Republicans about the same stuff that's going on in the Democratic Party. The fix is in for BO.

Pretty pathetic. Do you ever tire of this?

This has been another edition of "Republicans Eating Their Own!"

"Did The GOP Establishment Steal the WA Primary for McCain?"

Probably...with the backing of rotten rudy and ahnold, I am sure there is some election fraud going on, just as Bradblog.

correction...

just ask Bradblog.com

A clinton/obama ticket would be unstoppable...just remember that...we need change, and both these democrats are better than any candidate the GOP could annoint, and together they would be decisive in defeating and reversing the wrong course this nation is going down because of the neocon bush/cheney regime.

LOL The campaign hasn't even started yet and the USS McCain has taken another torpedo. They have to cheat to keep him from getting swept by a second tier candidate. Listing 8 degrees, time for the gooper rats to abandon ship.

DEAD AGAIN: GOP Initiative to Grab California Electoral College Votes Fails to Meet Deadline for June Ballot
Off Again On Again Dirty Trick Scheme Now Off Again...For Now
CBS News Report Reveals Apparently Fraudulent Signature Gathering by Supporters...
BLOGGED BY Jon Ponder ON 12/7/2007 8:11AM
Guest blogged by Jon Ponder of Pensito Review, with additional reporting by Brad Friedman
http://www.bradblog.com/?p=5413

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The plot to rig the 2008 US election
Johann Hari
Published: 29 November 2007

In the long, hot autumn of 2000, the world was shocked by the contempt for democracy shown by the Republican Party. They knew their man had lost the popular vote to Al Gore by half a million votes. They knew the majority of voters in Florida itself had pulled a lever for Gore. But they fought – amid the confetti of hanging chads – to stop the state's votes being counted, and to ensure that the Supreme Court imposed George W Bush.
Today, that contempt for democracy is on display again. In California right now, there is a naked, out-in-the-open ploy to rig the 2008 presidential election – and it may succeed.
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http://comment.independent.co.uk/commentators/johann_hari/article3204034...

Dems see plot in electoral vote plan
GOP's Dunsmore first link in alleged conspiracy connected to Giuliani
By Steven Harmon, MEDIANEWS SACRAMENTO BUREAU
Article Last Updated: 10/29/2007 07:02:42 AM PDT

SACRAMENTO — The players may have changed in a revived effort to award California's precious electoral votes by congressional districts. But the dots, Democrats claim, still connect to one person: Republican presidential contender Rudy Giuliani.
Exhibit One in the Democrats' case for conspiracy is Anne Dunsmore, who is leading the ballot measure's fundraising effort, which organizers hope to get on the June 2008 ballot.
Dunsmore is a veteran GOP fundraiser who brought in more than $200,000 for President Bush in 2000 and 2004. She also happens to have been Giuliani's top fundraiser before quitting on Sept. 26.
Dunsmore said she quit — just days before the end of the third quarter for campaign finance reports — because she couldn't meet Giuliani's fundraising demands.
But Democrats are suspicious about the timing. Her departure came shortly after the original initiative drive stalled — in part, if not entirely, because of concerns that the measure's only significant financial backer initially remained anonymous. That backer also was a fundraiser and policy adviser for Giuliani.
Democrats say they doubt Dunsmore ever left Giuliani's side — at least in spirit. She has said that she still supports the former New York mayor and believes he is the GOP's best chance to win next fall.
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http://www.insidebayarea.com/argus/ci_7311053

Democrats want feds to investigate electoral college ballot effort
Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
(10-01) 16:50 PDT San Francisco -- Democratic Party activists said Monday that they have filed a complaint with the Federal Elections Commission charging connections between backers of Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani and a GOP-supported ballot measure that could have changed California's winner-take-all electoral college system to benefit Republican candidates.

[deleted--please stop posting long cut and pastes and full articles. Just link it.]

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2007/10/02/MND2SHTNQ...

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/10/02/MND2SHTNQ.DT...

They're just practicing for November.

FreedomOfInformationAct, would you please shut up? No one cares about your stupid blog, nor do we care about the California electoral votes (which was already mentioned here on C&L days ago).

rk @ 7:

Is this not exactly like what happened in Keneya? As far as I remember it almost led to a civil war there.

In the USA we lie back and enjoy the rape.

M(sh)itt @ 56:

rk @ 7:

Is this not exactly like what happened in Keneya? As far as I remember it almost led to a civil war there.

In the USA we lie back and enjoy the rape.

Not that shooter in Kirkwood, MO

okay, thanks sb..

Giuliani fundraiser gave big bucks to state ballot measure
Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer
Saturday, September 29, 2007
(09-28) 17:42 PDT San Francisco --
A major New York fundraiser for GOP presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani has been revealed as the money man behind a proposed ballot measure that would have changed California's winner-take-all Electoral College vote system - and likely benefited Republicans.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/29/MNSESGGJB.DTL

California Voters Have Right to Know Who Financed, Aided , and Abetted Attempt to Rig the Electoral College
By Frank D. Russo
The proposal to change the rules of the 2008 Presidential Election in the middle of the game by placing a measure on the June 2008 California primary election ballot was reprehensible by itself. By the time the wheels came off this wagon and all those who formed the committee to push it had resigned, the veneer of evenhandedness and fundamental fairness had worn off--to the point that when read the title and summary of the measure it polled between 25 and 30% according to pollster Jim Moore. The fact that it applied only to California and not to any of the "red states" was telling and it was denounced in newspaper after newspaper in editorials and throughout the internet.
http://www.californiaprogressreport.com/2007/10/california_vote_6.html

Giuliani Up To His Ears In Dirty Tricks
by: David Dayen
Tue Oct 02, 2007 at 21:18:49 PM PDT
Frank Russo has so far had the best coverage of Rudy Giuliani's involvement in the Dirty Tricks campaign to steal a bunch of California's electoral votes. It appears that practically everyone associated with this campaign had a tie to Rudy Giuliani in some form or another. We already knew that the lone funder, laundered through a hastily assembled LLC in Missouri called "Take Initiative America," was actually the chair of Giuliani's northeast funding operation named Paul Singer. What we didn't know was that this laundering, crafted to skirt the strict election laws in California, was part of a pattern of interlocking front groups that would hide who was behind this whole thing - perhaps even the candidate himself. This quote is from Chris Lehane, who was running the opposition to the Dirty Tricks campaign and was in a position to delve pretty deeply into what was going on here. (I know not everyone here's a fan of Lehane, but this sounds genuine)
http://www.calitics.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=3938

A lesson for Democrats from all 50 states to learn from…take action earlier rather than later, don’t wait for November 2008!
GOP-backed bid to reform California's electoral process collapsing
Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer
(09-27) 22:59 PDT San Francisco -- Days after a controversial organization began collecting voter signatures for a ballot measure to change California's winner-take-all primary, a founder of the GOP-backed group says its major players are resigning - and the group will fold - due to lack of funding and support.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/28/MN72SG62P.DTL

BLOGGED BY Brad Friedman ON 9/27/2007 10:18PM
BREAKING: GOP's CA Electoral College Initiative Scam Dead, Says LA Times
LA Times is reporting tonight that the good guys may have won one for a change...
BREAKING NEWS: Electoral initiative backers give up
http://www.bradblog.com/?p=5110

Breaking News: Republicans Give Up Scheme to Change Electoral College for California
By Frank D. Russo
September 27, 2007. 1 comments. Topic:

The Los Angeles Times will be reporting tomorrow that the somewhat mysterious group that has been backing an initiative to change the Electoral College to split California's votes along Congressional District lines are giving up the ghost on their drive to place the measure on the ballot. This, according to the LA Times blog, Top of the Ticket.
http://www.californiaprogressreport.com/2007/09/breaking_news_r.html

GOP Abandons CA Electoral "Dirty Trick" Initiative
by lordmikethegreat, Fri Sep 28, 2007 at 01:06:29 AM EST
Great news! - Todd
According to the L.A.Times
Plagued by a lack of money, supporters of a statewide initiative drive to change the way California's 55 electoral votes are apportioned, first revealed here by Top of the Ticket in July, are pulling the plug on that effort.
In an exclusive report to appear on this website late tonight and in Friday's print editions, The Times' Dan Morain reports that the proposal to change the winner-take-all electoral vote allocation to one by congressional district is virtually dead with the resignation of key supporters, internal disputes and a lack of funds.
They also are running out of time... needed to have signatures in by November for the June ballot. Democratic leaders will keep an eye out to make sure that this dirty trick doesn't rear its ugly head again... the one concern, IMO, would be for them to try again and have it be on next year's *November* ballot and somehow be retroactive...
http://www.mydd.com/story/2007/9/28/02818/5341

BREAKING NEWS: Electoral initiative backers give up
Plagued by a lack of money, supporters of a statewide initiative drive to change the way California's 55 electoral votes are apportioned, first revealed here by Top of the Ticket in July, are pulling the plug on that effort.
In an exclusive report to appear on this website late tonight and in Friday's print editions, The Times' Dan Morain reports that the proposal to change the winner-take-all electoral vote allocation to one by congressional district is virtually dead with the resignation of key supporters, internal disputes and a lack of funds.
The reality is hundreds of thousands of signatures must be gathered by the end of November to get the measure on the June 2008 ballot.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/

Electoral College Hijinks
By Kevin Drum
Sep 28, 2007
________________________________________

(Political Animal) ELECTORAL COLLEGE HIJINKS....Remember that cute little piece of skullduggery Republicans have been backing that would split California's electoral votes by congressional district instead of awarding them all to a single candidate? Long story short, California is reliably blue and a Democratic presidential candidate could normally expect to win all 55 of the state's votes. Under the new proposal they'd probably split about 35-20. Democrats would instantly lose 20 electoral votes.

So clever. So sly. So dead:
The Times' Dan Morain reports that the proposal to change the winner-take-all electoral vote allocation to one by congressional district is virtually dead with the resignation of key supporters, internal disputes and a lack of funds.

....Opposition was lead by Democratic consultant Chris Lehane who received financial backing from donors such as Stephen Bing, like Lehane a Hillary Clinton backer who saw any threat to keeping all of California's electoral votes as unacceptable.

"We want to to make sure this is not the Freddie Kruger of initiatives," Lehane said today, "that comes back to life. We'll continue to monitor it."
The LA Times promises a full report on the debacle later tonight.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/09/28/politics/animal/main3306598.shtml

whew, okay last one really!!! sorry about the flood, but they really REALLY want to steal this election, again.

• REJECT THE REPUBLICAN POWER GRAB IN CALIFORNIA!

http://www.fairelectionreform.com/

CALIFORNIA SCHEMIN':
09.27.07

http://www.tnr.com/blog/the_plank?pid=146961

http://mediamatters.org/items/200709260008

Mystery man's key role in move to change Electoral College rules
Carla Marinucci, Chronicle Political Writer
Thursday, September 27, 2007

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/27/MNNCSDUH6.DTL

Shadow Money Funding Republican CA Efforts Exposed!!!
Shadow Money
Republicans are making a move in California that would greatly benefit their efforts to retain the White House. ABC7 News wanted an answerer to our question: Who's behind this effort? A shadowy GOP group not even located in California!
Watch the Video here!
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=politics&id=5677389

Shadow Money Funding Republican CA Efforts
By Mark Matthews
SAN FRANCISCO Sep.26 2007 (KGO) - Republicans are making a move that would greatly benefit their efforts to retain the White House. ABC7 News wanted an answerer to our question: Who's behind this effort?
In the last presidential election, John Kerry won California and got all of the state's 55 electoral votes.
The initiative backed by Californians For Equal Representation would've split the state by congressional districts and George W. Bush would've picked up 22 of the 55 votes.
If it goes that way in 2008, it will be much harder for a Democrat to win the White House.
Last week when questioned, the reply given was "It's a bunch of people from California trying to do right by Californians," said Kevin Eckery, Californians For Equal Representation
ABC7 News was curious on where the funding for the CFER is coming from. We pressed him by suggesting that some have speculated the money could be coming from a big red state like Texas, which wouldn't be fair considering that like California, Texas doesn't split it's electoral votes.
What Kevin Eckery didn't tell us was that all money for the California Initiative Drive is coming from a lawyer in Missouri.
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=politics&id=5677389

Constitutional Calvinball in California
"Media Matters"; by Jamison Foser
Fri, Aug 24, 2007 8:28pm ET

http://mediamatters.org/items/200708250001?f=h_top

any this little tidbit this week

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2008/02/08/gop-electoral-scheme-dies-in-ca...

kaT @ 16:

I think it's time for liberals to stop ragging Republicans about the same stuff that's going on in the Democratic Party. The fix is in for BO.

I don't know how you can say that. Clinton has the machine and has been gearing it up for four years. The fact that Obama is where he is today is miraculas and indicative of the will and hard work of his supporters. No candidate in history has had a popular, former President spouse championing their campaign. The fact that Clinton is not way way way out front is a testement to her polarizing candidacy and Obama's skill. Obama has icaptured people outside the Democratic Party and people that have never engaged in politics before. That is not a "fix." That is what happens when people are inspired, energized and have new found hope that their country can change for the better.

Jackpine
Thanks for the info - I couldn't understand why the GOP was announcing the winner in WA and not the state election board

Does a bear shit in the woods?

kaT @ 16:

I think it's time for liberals to stop ragging Republicans about the same stuff that's going on in the Democratic Party. The fix is in for BO.

Typical Clinton supporter. Divide and conquer or "I win or nobody does" mentality. Clinton supporters wonder why everything everybody says about Hillary's candidacy (divisive, shallow, Bushlite) is being said, and then they turn around and prove it.

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FreedomOfInformationAct @ 74:

A Little Weird
02.10.08 -- 12:25PM By Josh Marshall
As you know, John McCain lost two of the three contests yesterday. He was losing narrowly in Washington state and then pulled ahead by a narrow margin (less than two points) toward the end. But then with 87% of the returns counted, the Washington state GOP, which runs the caucuses stopped releasing results. That left us and a lot of other news organizations in a bit of a quandary last night since it looked like McCain was going to pull it off. But as late as 1:30 AM on the east coast promised new results kept failing to materialize.

Then over night the Washington state GOP put out a press release announcing McCain the winner based on the 87% returns. Now, I think it would be borderline for a media organization to declare one candidate a winner when the margin separating first and second was 1.8% with 13% of the results still uncounted. But for the officials holding the election to declare the result on that basis is simply bizarre. But that's what they did.

The release says final results are not expected to be available until Monday.

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/177811.php

Is Diebold part of the equation? Inquiring minds and Ron Paul supporters want to know!

McCain's Washington washout3 hours ago by buckarooskidoo
But I admit to being stunned by John McCain's poor showing in my neighbor state of Washington last night. Washington state Republicans tend pragmatic and economic, rather than ideological/evangelical...there hasn't been anywhere near as ...
Make it Stop! Make it Stop! - http://somehistoricalperspective.blogspot.com/

McCain wins Washington's GOP caucuses, according to state GOP7 hours ago by Martina Stewart
Track the results of the Washington State Republican caucuses county-by-county by clicking here: Washington. Full story.
CNN Political Ticker - http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com - References
[ More results from CNN Political Ticker ]

Washington GOP Stops Counting Votes For McCain, Huckabee considers ...8 minutes ago by Kevin
Now, if the rest of the votes were counted, I don’t know that Governor Huckabee would be the winner, in fact, Senator McCain may even increase his lead. But 13% of Washington Republicans were denied the right to have their votes counted ...
Kevin Tracy - http://ktracy.com

Washington State GOP Declares McCain Winner of Caucuses After ...3 hours ago by Team Member
McCain is likely to be nominee and the Washington State GOP Chair knows that, and, for that matter, may be backing McCain. Up until the Washington announcement McCain was having a bad night. He had been trounced in Kansas and was losing ...
MCDAC Blog - http://mcdac.blogspot.com/

About that McCain Victory in Washington1 hour ago
McCain wins Washington as declared by the Washington GOP and most of the MSM. Or did he? Things are a bit fishy up in the land that never not rains.
Digg / upcoming - http://digg.com/
[ More results from Digg / upcoming ]

Going Inside the Numbers for February 9th on the GOP Side4 hours ago by Dr. Steven Taylor
A win for McCain (Washington), a win for Huckabee (Kansas) and a toss-up (Louisiana) as the delegate from Louisiana are as likely to go to the party’s nominee as to anyone else (ie, they could go to McCain). 20009 v. ...
PoliBlog (TM): A Rough Draft of my Thoughts - http://www.poliblogger.com

McCain wins Washington state Republican contest4 hours ago by politisite
John McCain won Saturday’s Washington state contest to pick a Republican presidential candidate, chalking up another victory in his almost-certain bid to represent the party in the November election, local media projected on Sunday. ...
POLITISITE: Politics from the RIGHT Side... - http://politisite.wordpress.com

The Neocons and John McCain3 hours ago by steve
Jim Lobe has a great profile piece on the movement of neoconservative sympathies in the Republican race and notes that a number of neocons and their chief pugnacious nationalist ally John Bolton have moved to support John McCain. This. ...
The Washington Note - http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/

John McCain opposed by 74% of of Washington State voters1 hour ago by Lance
Look at the Washington State numbers for their recent caucus (primary?). McCain: 26% Huckabee: 24% Paul: 21% Romney: 16% Uncommitted: 13% This puts McCain in opposition to 74% of the Republican goers in that state. ...
The Political Inquirer - http://politicalinquirer.com

http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch?hl=en&client=news&q=mccain+washi...

Washington GOP Stops Counting Votes For McCain, Huckabee considers legal action
Washington state politics can be notoriously corrupt and it appears Governor Mike Huckabee might potentially be the latest victim of that corruption as the state Republican Party has stopped counting votes after looking at just 87% of the Republican votes. Throughout most of last night as the returns came in, Mike Huckabee was winning in the vote count, but a late surge in the tally for Senator McCain put him just 229 votes ahead of Governor Huckabee.

An informed electorate is a more reasonable electorate

Are the corporations, polls, and media collaborating to heist the election....to McCain?
by Kathryn Smith
http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_kathryn__080210_are_the_corporat...

John McCain and the Neocons' Usurping of the GOP
by Ryan Morrison
http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_ryan_mor_080209_john_mccain_and_...

Senator McCain and Brain Dead American Voters
by Frosty Wooldridge
http://www.opednews.com/articles/opedne_frosty_w_080208_senator_mccain_a...

John Bolton Supports McCain Because He's More Hawkish Than Bush on Iraq and Iran
Submitted by Sheila Samples
Speaking at CPAC,notorious Iran war hawk John Bolton emphasized his support for McCain, saying McCain proved he is "stronger" than the Bush administration with his statement on Iran. Bolton claims Bush is too "moderate" and has a foreign policy in "freefall" because he has yet to bomb Iran.
http://www.opednews.com/maxwrite/link.php?id=51667
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/02/08/bolton-mccain/

When Push the Lever Comes to Shove McCain...
Diary Entry by Sandy Sand
http://www.opednews.com/maxwrite/diarypage.php?did=6050

Bush: McCain will best carry out my agenda.
On Fox News today, Time’s Mark Halperin said, “The President behind the scenes has told people for months that he thought McCain would be the nominee. Even during some of those dark periods he still thought he could win. And also that McCain would be the best to carry forth his agenda.” Watch it:
http://thinkprogress.org/2008/02/08/bush-mccain-will-best-carry-out-my-a...

John McCain Email Against Impeachment
Diary Entry by Dom Jermano
February 6, 2008
http://www.opednews.com/maxwrite/diarypage.php?did=6014

SassySandy @ 27:

I am not sure, but I think infant mortality rates are a leading indicator of the health and wealth of any country on the whole.

and the hideous numbers in prison (for profit)
I believe 2.2 million incarcerated plus another 2 million on probation who are technically non citizens,
plus the 'felons' permanently disenfranchised for life.
The US is rapidlly regressing back to a Greco-Roman style democracy,
with only the privileged elite being able to vote and be 1st class citizens.

What is the deal over Wash. and McCain pulling it out of his arse(or hat)?

CPAC wants Romney, Rush, Coulter, FOX (Ailes &Murdoch), Bush family & Jeb working Florida for Romney.

Romney steps down because, " My campaign is helping Clinton and Obama which causes surrender to terrorists ".

But CPAC and Rushbo want to choose Romney over McCain and expect the rank and file to just vote their Authority hand fed candidate.

OH NO- Oh MY, McCain is not conservative. The man's entire life has been in the republican party and a conservative sycophant for his party over the nation. The GOP endorsed him in all his re election bids. Honored him with top conservative senate positions. Allowed him to participate in the presidential primary (twice now). If he wasnt a conservative then why didn't they ever run against him for his senate seat?

Republicans/conservatives. I'm telling you ! You need help and there are no medical plans that will accept you with these pre existing conditions.

Its like " Night of the Living Dead " on the GOP side right now.

Hear Coulter and Rush moaning in their slow staggering walk, " Brains, I smell Brains, I need brains ".

I think most Dems, Lefties and Progressives types always

Well, when you lump Dems together with lefties and progressives, you give away where you are coming from. You idiots on the right keep screaming that Hillary is too liberal. Help! I need tranquilizers, restraints, a straight jacket, and padded cell.

Yeah, Hillary isn't George Bush. She is to the left of Bush, maybe a millimeter, micrometer, no ... a nanometer to the left of Bush. She is a zillion light years to the right of Richard Nixon and a trillion-zillion light years to the right of Barry Goldwater.

Cheating by simply forgetting to count some votes.

I'd have the Seattle US Attorney’s office look into it. I understand they like to vigorously pursue election fraud cases.

Oh. Wait. This is a Republican irregularity.

Never mind.