May 11, 2008

Hillary Knocked Out by Affirmative Action
While TLG has long suspected that Hillary might steal the nomination from Obama, it appears that is no longer possible.

Obama has just taken the lead in the democrats' pledged super delegate count. He leads Hillary in primary victories, delegates, popular vote and now super delegates.

If you'll recall, super delegates aren't bound to the wishes of the voters. It was suspected that they would fall under Hillary because of past affiliations.

So, why did the 'rats jump from the Clinton bandwagon? There are several reasons. While they were all tired of the Clintons with their lies and scandals, they were afraid of them, until they erected the paper candidate of Barack Obama.

Here was/is the dilemma for the democrats. It has now become apparent that Hillary was the better challenger to McCain than Obama. The public has caught a glimpse of Obama the racist and radical and even proved Hillary to be right about his lack of experience. Furthermore, without a teleprompter, Obama is unable to speak. However, the problem is Obama has become the poison pill for the democrats.

The democrats finally will be able to rid their party of the Clinton fatigue factor. The ironic thing is that they have to support a terrible candidate because of their own flawed policies of civil rights. In Obama, they have a candidate completely void of any substance. Worse, he carries an incredible amount of baggage. Obama is simply a product of Affirmative Action. The democrats are afraid not to nominate him because of the riots it would cause within their own party.

The democrats and their own liberal media attacked any criticism of Obama as being racist. Obama's only defense to any criticism is that his opponents and their supporters are being racist. Unfortunately, for the Obama crew this won't work against McCain. Not that they won't try, they will. It will be the same old divisive politics of the left.

It won't work for a couple of reasons. Nobody believes that McCain is a racist. McCain has far more experience than Obama. McCain is not Bush and therefore the calls for change by the Obama camp will ring hollow. Obama has too many ties to questionable people that TLG will explore in the coming weeks. Lastly, the majority of Hillary supporters will not vote for Obama in the general election.

If Obama should choose to ask Hillary to be his running mate and should she choose to accept, both highly unlikely prospects, the democrat ticket goes down in flames. Both have attacked each other so relentlessly that the Republicans need only repeat the democrats' own primary ads. McCain will never have to say a bad word, the democrats have already said all that needs to be said.

Hillary will hang on for a while. However, the press isn't even following her anymore and the pollsters are no longer tracking the democrats' primary race. Look for the wicked witch to try again in four years. However, it's doubtful. Imagine what another four more years being married to Bill Clinton will do to her.

TLG

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