FROM HILLARY: Why West Virginia Matters

Thanks for the invite. I will be there with you.

What music are we playing? I like “I’m Still Standing.”

It ain’t over yet, not by a long shot.

Barack Obama will never be president. They can ignore it all they want. It will never happen. In four years, perhaps the lesson will have been learned.

Looks like WV is going to tell Jay Rockefeller what “Massitoosits” told Ted Kennedy and John Kerry. People are not going to be told what to do any longer.

the more i think about it, the more i simply can not believe that the media and the DNC are trying to give the nomination to a candidate who has not won ANY key states during the primary. this is just absolute madness. they trust their blue states will stay blue? we need to turn the purple states solid blue this year. i dont want to watch another john kerry happen. thats how i feel about obama. what is wrong with the DNC? pathetic.

Obamabot Jonathan Singer cannot attend our party tonight?

Kick ass Hillary!

God-willing (and please don’t call me BITTER because i cling to my religion - i am a practising roman catholic, by the way), the Democratic Party will not relive the horrors of 2000 and 2004 by nominating a candidate who can win the states that matter in the GE. Otherwise, it will be B.O.W.L. BIG TIME in November. And if that ever happens, let’s all put out a full page ad in the major national dailies and include the names of: Dean, Pelosi, Brazile, Kerry, Richardson, Andrew, McCaskill, Kennedy, et. al.

best thing you ever did for the strength of your site was not requiring “registration,” I’ve been changing names to beat the wordpress spam filters, (mostly so I don’t have to bother you, I can see how busy you are, lately)

on occasion, and after awhile, it’s fun to change names…

Thanks for the invite. No JUDAS ESCARIOT allowed !!!

Thanks for the invite. No JUDAS ESCARIOTs allowed !!!

Watch Fox news instead. Feel free also to learn how they will spin Obama’s loss in CNN and MSNBO.

May “karma” befall those who promote injustice and unfairness.

I hope they’re watching the polls carefully in WV today. If they can’t win fighting fair, Obamabots will try anything else. If they do, I hope they get caught red-handed.

And in that “support Hillary” spirit, here is my letter to today’s superdelegate, Wayne Dowdy, chairman of the Mississippi Democratic Party:

Dear Mr. Dowdy,

Thank you for your kind attention.

If you would like to write Mr. Dowdy, his email address is waynedowdy@waynedowdy.com. Wanna pick someone else? Here’s the link to uncommitted superdelegates:

http://tinyurl.com/2xbvgn

Remember: Only 2209 delegates is legit!

Give ‘em Hell Hillary!

no assauting allowed!

Looking forward to tonight!

Thanks! I will join you, for sure.

I’ve been so discouraged. Even a site that was Hillary-friendly considered discussing the obvious race division to be “race-baiting.”

Sorry, but I’m not willing to be called a “race-baiter” after a lifetime of dedication to supporting and role-modeling the opposite.

It’s nice to relax.

I believe the racial issue plays a part in a very small percentage of voters, and I’m usually surprised this segment of the population bothers to vote.

The rest?

It’s about other issues. It’s related only to race on a very academic level.

Is wearing a lapel pin, for example, an issue about nationalism?

I’m not so sure that’s accurate. It can also be about life experience and knowing that when someone makes a big ole’ deal out of a small action that pleases so many people, that person is often too stubborn and idiosyncratic to really get along with others.

That’s the “knowing” that comes from experience.

Not “stupid” or “clinging,” as progressive bloggers would suggest. Definitely not “low-information.”

However, I think many of the progressive bloggers have shown that they devalue life experience over very superficial book experience.

I recall when I reached the end of my own advanced studies was when I realized: I know nothing.

I think a lot of those folks may not have reached that obvious point in life.

Too bad. They are left with the arrogance of higher education but not the gift of one, which is to truly humble oneself in the face of obvious vast areas in which one is downright stupid.

Thank you so much Susan and Larry for all the hard work you do and for making this forum available to us!

If the MSM, DNC,and low information voters (LIVs) get their way, the lunch bucket demos, women and moderate AAs will be facing the following choice in November:

Vote for 4 more years of Bush or

Vote for a man who has close personal relationships with many people who believe american is to blame for all the suffering in the world.

Since I believe america and her princples can withstand four more years of bush, i will be voting the former and hoping for a big democrat majority in both the senate and the house.

I predict there wiil be a lot of mix ballots (repub for president and straight democrat down ballot) this november.

Guys, remember that the infamous electronic voting machines (purchase the DVD of the HBO documentary “Hacking Democracy” which shows how they can easily be reprogrammed without being detected) and you will get an idea of how elections are being run these days. High tech cheating. In fact, any democratic controlled county has total access to these machines and they can be manipulated and there’s nothing the average citizen can do to prevent it, much less oversee it. If the DNC have cheated this arrogantly out in the open thus far by playing fast and loose with the DNC rules, in order to promote the illusion that Obama is actually “winning” with a complicit media propping him up every step of the way, then don’t underestimate their ability to manipulate the voting machines (particularly the touchscreens, which have no paper trail). Even those with a paper trail are next to impossible to properly audit independently because so few understand how to audit the paper receipts properly, not to mention the cost of an audit is outrageously expensive and time consuming. If, by some miracle, someone is able to audit a county, the winner has already been declared and the election process is over (you only have a limited period of time to contest the outcome). How convenient.

I have witnessed how easily these machines can be reprogrammed months even years in advance to have a certain outcome. They can manipulate them incrementally to jive with the percentage of democratic voters are in any given precinct.

The reason I’ve given this explanation about the machines is to make it clear why it is vitally important that those of us who do not want to see Obama placed into the WH by the DNC power elite, we must speak out loudly and publicly of our absolute rejection of Obama, if he is given the nomination.

We must make take every step we can to make certain they don’t “spin” a lie that the Clinton supporters opted for party unity and came back to the fold and voted for their boy.

Perhaps we can have a parallel election and cast a protest vote against Obama in order to show the numbers against him could not match any machine count showing that he had won the votes of blue collar workers, older women, latinos and asians.

Obama represents an agenda and he is nothing more than the front man for that agenda, just like GWB was for the neocons.

Don’t forget and certainly don’t underestimate that Zbigniew Brezinski was an early endorser of Obama, but stayed in the background. Why? I’m sure most of you are aware that Brezinski and David Rockefeller co-founded The Trilateral Commission back in 1973. This may explain Jay Rockefeller’s endorsement of Obama more than anything else.

Brezinski is a big believer in a “one world government” or as GHWB, Sr. once said in his state of the union speech “a new world order” is coming.

Obama is a trojan horse, which will release untold forces, which will break the back of democracy as we know it. Of course, I figure by saying all this I will be viewed by some as some kind of conspiracy nut. However, f you take the time and read up on those who support Obama and remain in the background, my theory really isn’t that far-fetched.

Hang in there, Hillary. She is truly this country’s best hope for survival as a soveriegn country of the people.

All NQ lurkers who have hesitated to post, now is your time! Come on and join us! Tell Hillary you Know the Truth!

I predict that the Republican nomination/election process will be a lot messier than you might think. Nobody’s paying attention to their troubles now, but believe me, the Republicans have them.

I know quite a few Republicans who would love to vote for Clinton. McCain is not a beloved figure.

i believe that aol is the largest internet provider service in the world. they have some of the most biased bloggers towards obama. however, they run a straw poll starting on mon every week. for months now, hillary has been winning. i just checked it and it shows her 60% 40% ohummer. how could this be ? just another small example of the media and the press rigging this election and the people know it.

Contrary to what he thinks, B.O. will not win in Oregon…where Portland has always been the most racist city north of The Mason-Dixon Line, and one of the most popular restaurants has long been The Coon Chicken Inn.

Fred at Hillary_Clinton_In_2008
Accepts the Invitation looking forward to good analysis

You, Larry and the fine cadre of No Quarter authors and regular visitors are a breath of much needed fresh and free air.

Thank You

Race Cards and Speech Codes

by Patrick J. Buchanan

“Give me a break. This whole thing is the biggest fairy tale I’ve ever seen.”

So said Bill Clinton in New Hampshire of Obama’s claim to have been a constant opponent of the war. Clinton cited Obama’s voting record, which was the same as Hillary’s in his early Senate years.

Yet, for this, the ex-president, designated by Toni Morrison as “our first black president,” was charged with playing the race card.

Clinton spent days explaining the “fairy tale” remark.

Came then the morning of the South Carolina primary, where Barack was rolling up a smashing victory. Bill volunteered: “Jesse Jackson won in South Carolina, twice, in ‘84 and ‘88. And he ran a good campaign, and Sen. Obama’s running a good campaign.”

That broke it. Bill Clinton was openly “playing the race card.”

Now, undoubtedly, Clinton was trying to belittle, to diminish the importance of the South Carolina vote for Obama. But why is it racist to say what Clinton was implying: That, in a Southern state where a huge share of the Democratic vote is African-American, a strong black presidential candidate can be expected to do well?

Political history proves this. What is racist about saying it?

Aware of the truism, every political analyst was looking closely at the racial breakdown of the South Carolina vote.

Last week came Hillary’s turn. After her victory in Indiana and loss in North Carolina, which pundits said rang down the curtain on her presidential bid, she advanced an argument candidates have used since primary elections began. “I can win — and my opponent can’t.”

The argument was made against Goldwater, Nixon, Reagan.

In an interview with USA TODAY, Hillary argued that the coalition she has put together would be stronger against John McCain than the coalition Barack has cobbled together.

She began by relating an AP article “that found how Sen. Obama’s support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans, is weakening again, and how whites in both states who had not completed college were supporting me.”

“There’s a pattern emerging here,” said Hillary. “I have a much broader base to build a winning coalition on.”

This shot Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post into low orbit.

“As a rationale for why Democratic Party super-delegates should pick h