And the Winner Is ...

POST MORTEM COMMENTS.

As I look back at this post, I have to admit that I did vote for BO.  I've not been especially pleased with his leadership, but considering the alternatives (that other party), I'll stay the course.

I add that HRC has exonerated herself very nicely as Secretary of State.  I bet she is thanking her lucky stars that she didn't win the first time.  She's positioned herself now as a world leader and should the opportunity arise, I believe she could get elected.


I voted (by mail) for Hillary Rodham Clinton, and I'm proud of it.

I'm truly dismayed by my fellow liberals who through their words and actions have thrown HRC to the dogs. Shame on you!

Here are my reasons for supporting la Clinton:

1. She's socially liberal yet also a strong-willed leader. No one is going to push her around for long.
2. She is experienced, if for no other reason than having been married to BC. She knows how to win ... the most important skill in politics (like it or not). If Republicans win, they will stack the Supreme Court with the likes of Scalia and Thomas. That would be a liberal's nightmare, at the same time endorsing the corruption and lack of ethics the Republicans have demonstrated over the past seven years.
3. There are no skeletons left to uncover. The Republicans -- who live to destroy people -- have an arsenal of fecal matter to destroy BO (they are so low they'll even try to link 'Obama' to 'Osama;' that is their m.o.). They don't have any new mud to sling at HRC ... and even if they did, she's experienced enough to make minced meat pie out of their slimy asses. One of the reasons they so fear her is she has more testosterone in her fingernails than they can muster in their disgusting loins.
4. I'm not voting for rock stars, Hollywood celebrities, or military heroes for President. Somehow, people were motivated to vote for President Bush because he'd be fun to sit around a campfire with, swig a beer or two. Big mistake. I don't care about HRC; I want her to lead this country and clean up the detritus left by the pond scum she is replacing.
5. The true story of this campaign is not the purported race-baiting, but the blatantly obvious misogyny that has emanted from both the parties and the press in their coverage of HRC. I can't believe how openly hostile the press is to her ... and it's almost always some anti-woman reason behind it. Women should be mad as hell, but instead Susan Sarandon and her ilk are worshiping at Iglesia Obama. It tells me so much about modern-day liberals. Well, Janet Napolitano, Teddy Kennedy, Claire McKaskill, et. al. are going to live to regret turning their backs on HRC. I look forward to the moments of schadenfreude when these turncoats, and others, are left out to pasture in HRC's Administration.
6. Finally, and this is patently obvious. The Right hates HRC. They've organized "Stop Hillary Now" campaigns, they accuse her of the most egregious actions, they try to Swiftboat her, etc. Why? because she scares the crap out of them. They know she can win. They know she will win. They also know Barack Obama CANNOT win in present day United States of America. Otherwise, they'd be calling him everything except a Black man (pun intended). Wake up you nutty liberals. Be smart for once in your life.

Bottom line: I am as disgusted with Democrats/libs as I have been with Republicans. That said, if this party nominates Barack Obama, I won't vote. I don't believe he has the gravitas to be President yet! [He will someday]. I also believe he is exactly what the racist Republicans want because they KNOW America isn't going to elect an African American. And they are right ... sadly. NOTE: I am truly angry at the way HRC has been treated ... and the statement that I won't vote is a manifestation of that anger. However, as of this writing, I'm serious as a stroke.
The Super Tuesday elections are here, and I'm expecting a good showing from HRC.