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Is anyone else starting to suffer from extreme election fatigue?
It's only March. How much longer will it last?
It's only March. How much longer will it last?
Is anyone else starting to suffer from extreme election fatigue?
It will take a brief respite today. Hillary is going to lose and Howard Dean is going to call her in for a talk. After she rips out his esophagus for daring to talk to her she will reconsider and pull out of the race NLT Thursday.
Is anyone else starting to suffer from extreme election fatigue?
It's only March. How much longer will it last?
...and Howard Dean's response will be, "AAAAhhhheekkkkelleeeiiiii"
It's only March. How much longer will it last?
...it's sad that so many people are sick of the whole thing. Anyone remember the last brokered convention? Anyone interested in truly seeing a party come out and have an honest, public argument over who they are and what they stand for?
This is historic stuff and it's a living, breathing civics lesson for us to enjoy. This is the way it used to be, a true, real fight for the nomination.
If you want some perspective, the goal of campaign finance reforms, which sprung from the Watergate era and was inspired, at least partially, by the McGovern fiasco where a candidate was able to very much operate outside of the wishes of the establishment. The rise of Carter shortly thereafter brought on more changes designed to avoid candidates who might to sincerely represent the views of the more leftward leaning in the party.
We're getting to see an open battle here; the left of the party and it's establishment in nearly open political warfare. This is great theatre for our age and a good thing for a nation that used to relish political campaigns and speeches and a good, honest row.
I will be happy as a clam, however happy they tend to be, if Hillary can stay in this thing and force the super delegates to stand up and be counted. I'll be glued to the results tonight.
No matter which one wins the country loses,for neither are worth a tinkers damn.
It's historic, but it's endless....it's sad that so many people are sick of the whole thing. Anyone remember the last brokered convention? Anyone interested in truly seeing a party come out and have an honest, public argument over who they are and what they stand for?
This is historic stuff and it's a living, breathing civics lesson for us to enjoy. This is the way it used to be, a true, real fight for the nomination.
If you want some perspective, the goal of campaign finance reforms, which sprung from the Watergate era and was inspired, at least partially, by the McGovern fiasco where a candidate was able to very much operate outside of the wishes of the establishment. The rise of Carter shortly thereafter brought on more changes designed to avoid candidates who might to sincerely represent the views of the more leftward leaning in the party.
We're getting to see an open battle here; the left of the party and it's establishment in nearly open political warfare. This is great theatre for our age and a good thing for a nation that used to relish political campaigns and speeches and a good, honest row.
I will be happy as a clam, however happy they tend to be, if Hillary can stay in this thing and force the super delegates to stand up and be counted. I'll be glued to the results tonight.
Every conversation at work somehow ends up with a plug for Hillary or Barack and a shot at McCain. It's sickening.
I just want it to end.
Historic maybe, but the fight to the end is not over what each stands for and who each represent, but how much dirt they can throw on each other. Thier goal is not to win votes to thier cause, but to sow dessention and label the other everything short of the Anti-Christ. This is not the sole dominion of the Democrats either, the Republicans are just as guilty of it and the whole thing has driven me away from watching anthing on politics but the numbers because I cannot get an answer as to where they stand, even from an open debate.
the whole thing has driven me away from watching anthing on politics but the numbers because I cannot get an answer as to where they stand, even from an open debate.