Is it that difficult to realize that even at the DNC Convention those voted on Delegates aren’t actually cast delegate votes until the delegate casts their choice.

This may seem odd, but the entire DNC process is a joke. Move to an All or Nothing process and people will bitch about the Large States getting all the focus.

They do before, during and after elections. Deal with it. The point of States Rights was to make sure that Large States aren’t running the Nation, the Federal Government is lean and useful and the States are deeply involved in making peoples lives better, in their respective States.

Without NATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE RENEWAL PROJECTS that are jointly developed within the Private and Public Sectors this Nation will never reclaim it’s earlier glory.

Dear Mr. Fowler,
I have read your letter below. I am not an angry, bitter or vindictive person. However apparently the DNC is since they chose a candidate the crooked way. You want me to support your candidate, without Hillary Clinton being Nominated and an open call to vote at the convention, No democrat now or in the future will ever receive my vote again. Not just for presidential candidate. The DNC has allowed Senator Obama to run the dirtiest campaign I have ever witnessed. I have concerns about his associations, I believe he is hiding his birth certificate from us for a reason, I don’t believe he has any real plans in place, I don’t believe he is capable of running this country, most importantly I don’t believe he has the best interest of the country. He has been effective in avoiding tough questions from the public, the press, babies him as does the DNC. So why the heck would you think any thinking person would vote for him. When so much is unknown about him.I no longer care what the DNC thinks if I don’t vote Democrat. I have not switched to independent or republican yet, however I will do that after, I have a chance to vote out all the current Democratic leaders who have allowed this charade of an election to happen. It is old and lame for you all to believe we will just do what we are told. The government is FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE, AND WE THE PEOPLE ARE GOING TO TAKE IT BACK, THIS YEAR. Calling people who question or won’t support him racists. His supporters are even nastier, therefore if you think this democrat or other Hillary supporters will just fall in line, then I suggest you all at the DNC GET OVER IT. So I will vote John McCain, even if I don’t agree with everything he says. I believe Barack Obama is dangerous to the UNITED STATES. Nothing any of you can say or do to change my mind. THIS SHOULD HAVE BEEN A DEMOCRATIC YEAR, But now you have allowed a crooked Primary and even aided and abetted the crook Sen Obama. I believe every single Democrat in office that is supporting Sen. Obama need to be voted OUT OF OFFICE. I will never vote for Senator Obama, I don’t care what you or him or his supporters think. And if you all need to keep telling yourselves that all those of us saying we won’t vote for him, are republicans and were never voting for him to begin with, just keep believing that. You will come back to reality November 4th when Senator Obama loses. but in the meantime if that is what you need to tell yourselves you go right ahead.

Sincerely,
Cathy

PUMA POWER! DENVER GROUP! ALL THE OTHER ANTI-OBAMA GROUPS!

Look for another “look at all the nasty emails I got” post soon.

Primetime Convention activities Monday, August 25 through Wednesday, August 27 will continue to be held at the Pepsi Center. The final day of the Convention on Thursday, August 28, including the nomination acceptance speech of Senator Barack Obama, will be held at INVESCO Field at Mile High, also located in downtown Denver. Daytime Convention events, including meetings of the Democratic caucuses and councils will continue to be held at the Colorado Convention Center

From Howard Dean’s mouth

The Democratic Party is nominating a true change candidate this August, and it is only fitting that we make some big changes in how we put on the Convention,” said Governor Howard Dean, Chairman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC). “Senator Obama’s candidacy has generated an enormous amount of excitement and interest, not only in the Democratic Party but also in the 2008 Convention. By bringing the last night of the Convention out to the people, we will be able to showcase Barack Obama’s positive, people-centered vision for our country in a big way. ”