you can see that they just assumed the caucuses wouldn't effect much and it was all about big states, why Penn wasn't fired THAT day is beyond me. the second my Chief strategist lets on he doesn't actually understand the rules we are working under.

But...she was not in trouble until the race card delivered him 80 percent of the vote.  The Potomac blow-out was not defensible given the stats.

Even in that massacre, she won 6 out of 10 registered Dems.  That's right.

It's the AA voter bloc that is unbeatable under the current system.

But, alas, not many campaigns are successful when they allow the oppo to run the table for an entire month.

Penn and his idiotic narrow-minded strategy reminds me of those brutish hard-slugging overconfident heavyweight boxers (Liston, Foreman) who only planned to go 2-3 rounds because they'd always won that way -- only to find they were in real trouble when they went against that one smart opponent skillful enough to avoid an early knockout.

The tragic part is Hillary was the first candidate who had the intellect, the street smarts, capacity and the right political position to actually be a great president.  

I believe he's faltered in the past few years, but nobody could pinpoint the problem until it was too late.

He's run very successful campaigns for her, so it's OK that she hired him again in my book.

I was very grateful, however, when Columbia came up and gave the campaign an excuse to move him aside.

I believe he's faltered in the past few years, but nobody could pinpoint the problem until it was too late.

He's run very successful campaigns for her, so it's OK that she hired him again in my book.

I was very grateful, however, when Columbia came up and gave the campaign an excuse to move him aside.

So they lost this long-time Dem.

The BEST solution I've come up with is that I'm going to evaluate each candidate on the merits, do more homework than I've done in the past, knock off the straight ticket voting, and see if we can't get some truly quality people a chance.

I've seen some outstanding people in this primary.  I loved Nutter when he said, "I endorsed after I evaluated carefully, and I don't care if I'm the last man standing...the reasons I endorsed her will not have changed."

Now, that's someone I think should be in national politics.  Ditto for the mayor the other night who spoke out against the Gary mayor.  He was polite.  He was firm.  And he was a no BS, no exaggerating kind of guy.

You can sit out in Nov. or write Hillary's name on the ballot (if that's allowed in your state).

I can't vote for McCain, but people forget that many Dems liked McCain back in 2000 because Bush's operatives destroyed him.  Of course, McCain had to suck up to Bush because he was the person in power at the time.

But the media will push the McCain "maverick" image again (because the media really REALLY like McCain).

She's done an amazing job at keeping Obama at bay.  I think she should stay until PR in June.  Finish on top.  And how Obama that she ain't impressed with him and she ain't drinking the Kool-Aid.