Now the fun should begin!
Thursday, June 05, 2008 | Labels: politics |For the post
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This phase is over! Thank God!
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton will endorse Senator Barack Obama on Saturday, bringing a close to her 17-month campaign for the White House, aides said. Her decision came after Democrats urged her Wednesday to leave the race and allow the party to coalesce around Mr. Obama.
The majority of us (if we're inclined to vote Democratic, I should add) are getting pshyched! Whatever problems I have with Obama (some of which were identical to my issues with Clinton, by the way), he is inspirational as a speaker - which we've all sorely needed - and will likely be a source of great ideas. (I know, maybe he won't. No one ever knows until the person actually starts doing the real job.)
But, of course, some folks, instead of being happy and working for unification, are busy putting up their pictures of witches with houses falling on them or vampiresses with stakes in their heart. Or, better yet, bashing Clinton supporters... still?
I'm hoping those folks don't go to the convention.
They're guaranteed to boo and hiss loudly when Clinton walks in the room or speaks.
That'll go over really well.
Heh. A classy lot, them.
Anyways, onward we go!
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Sorely needed inspirational speaker? What? You don't think that Georgie is one? How could you?
Can't wait for the debates: The Crypt Keeper vs Handsome Articulate. Oooooh - I'm making popcorn for this!
The vitriolic verbal sputum is starting taper off. People on both sides have worked really hard, nerves are frayed a breather is in order.
The MSM is not making things any easier, with all the speculation of "What does Hillary Want?".
I think when the dust settles from the primary, the vast majority of Hillary supporters will work hard to get Obama elected, except maybe that racist Alta Kaka from New York on that YouTube video.
Blah. I am still BITTER. We'll see how well they accomodate Hillary and see what they offer her.
And then we have the Clinton delegate who today announced that she was going to vote for McCain. Not at the convention, one would hope. That should be fun to watch.