What with the recent revelations of Sibel Edmonds that Brewster Jennings had already been exposed and compromised to the Turks and the ISI in 2001, the Bushies didn't really expose Wilson's wife a few years later. She'd already been exposed to the Safari Club. Surely if she were working back at the office in Langley instead of overseas, the operation was already over. Hmmm. So if Plame and Wilson knew that Brewster Jennings was over years ago, what was the big deal?  

I don't like the popular vote not counting, either.  Leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

How folks can say that Clinton is the "establishment" candidate at this point when Obama is raising so much money and getting so much support is beyond me.  He lost MA.  He lost NY, NJ and CA.  And, yes, I know he won CT, but big whoop.  If I hear "in her own backyard!" one more time I am going to puke.  This is a piling on, a ganging up, a whatever you have it and the fact is SHE IS STILL STANDING.  And for those of you keeping track, George "Obama has to win two of these three states: CA, MO and NJ" Snuffuluffagus had NOTHING to say about how Obama failed on all counts this evening.

Shouldn't it tell us something that the middle class wants Hillary?  The latte dems talk all the time about the little people, the cause of the greater good, the social services, etc, but now, as a group, they are forcing a candidate down the throats of the very people they want to "save."  The middle class doesn't have time for hope and dreams of unity.  They are fighting for their homes, their children's futures, their very lives.  They want real world solutions and someone willing to work for them.

By Obama  campaign standards  ,  CLINTON won  Alabama.  

The Clinton campaign today announced that it raised more than $4 million online in the day after polls closed on Super Tuesday. It was Hillary's biggest single day of contributions since the campaign's launch.

The campaign had set a goal of raising $3 million in three days -- and exceeded its target in less than 24 hours. The new goal is $6 million in 72 hours.

"We are gratified for this tremendous outpouring of support," said Clinton Campaign Internet Director Peter Daou. "From over a million volunteer hours to millions of dollars in contributions from thousands of online donors across the country, Sen. Clinton's grassroots support is a key part of her campaign's success."