It's obvious what they're doing of course, trying to pretend that Clinton's big blow out wins of late are some sort of anomaly from Mars. It's really sad. And I don't think it's clever politics/propaganda anymore either, I think they actually believe this stuff.

And of course part of that meme is to denigrate a whole lot of people in this country. People I like. People that vote. Americans.

Indeed, earlier we saw clips of feminism's newest impassioned advocate, Barack Obama, prais the MORE QUALIFIED CANDIDATE for inspiring his daughters to respect women like Hillary. (Yep, te one who give him a Spring Training workout before the real men duke it out, but should stop running and lets him pass her.)

The Obama boys just don't understand: they can't SHAME this demographic into voting for a candidate who, evidently, finds them shameful.

It appears that the boys have no functional concept of the dignity, pride, and defiance, that goes along with belonging to a demographic that has been subject to long-term ridicule. Meaning: women, the poor, the elderly, the less than college-educated, rural dwellers, ethnic minorities, et al. Put us all together and Hillary has a MAJORITY of the electorate.

I'm sure Obama feels his own pain; but when he declines to condemn his camp's contemptuous treatment of other oppressed people, he demonstrates that he does not have the requisite empathy to feel the pain of others.

She has a 'real math problem ... if a meteor hit [she stopped herself from mentioning Obama directly] um, or something maybe'.

Now so much of the party and its supporters are willing write off, mock and generally insult people who most need good government all in the name of trying to elect a candidate who claims he wants good government.  Well, call me a cynic, but I don't think a movement that makes fun of and insults some of the poorest Americans is dedicated to helping those Americans any more than the Republicans are.  It's a disgrace.

I've been a democrat for 20 years because of two things 1) they generally refelct most of my values and 2) they want to beat republicans.  I see very little evidence that either of those two things will remain true if the Obama movement takes over.  They do not represent my values and the nomination of Obama will show that the party leaders do not care about putting forth the strongest candidate in November.  

President Reagan was barely cogent during his last four years in office. By the end of GHW Bush's first term, Reagan was clearly suffering badly from Alzheimer's Disease. By the time Bill Clinton became President, Reagan wouldn't have had the presence of mind to know who Hillary was.