Yes, yes, the Great Work will have been completed!

We have elections to vote out soiled bird cage liners. Then we elect in new cage liners. We have these elections every few years to prevent revolution among the masses.
If we did not have a “democracy” then we would have a revolution after 20 years. The bureaucracies carry on the agenda no matter who is office. Even the mafia supports two sides of every election. You are living in a game. You are living in a reality you had no part in making, and yet you think your politics, your religions, and your outlooks are yours. You are wearing the vetements of the past. Your philosophies are second hand clothes wreaking of the rot of time.

So Edwards going to a Bilderberg meeting does not matter to you? Baa! Baa!

Does LBJ count in this enterprise?

Don’t patronize me: I will support whomever is the Democratic nominee.

Yep. I still think Hillary is the most hawkish DEMOCRAT candidate on any issue, Iran included.

You’re back to your ‘selective quoting’ again Maani.

I sure will be glad when the primaries are over. Are you gonna vote for the repuglican if Obama gets the nomination?

Wouldn’t surprise me a bit. But for now, you still have some weeks to continue your hate campaign.

I would recommend that you be careful though. By now, you could easily push the uncertains into a vote for Obama. It happens that way sometimes you know.

Ever heard the quote “Any book worth banning is a book worth reading?” Be careful what you wish for.

You have Kerry, the Bonesman giving Obama, the CFR man the torch. It seems like a meeting of powers in a criminal enterprise. You are living in the United Soviets of America. Wake up!

By Dr. Knowitall, PhD, PhD, January 10: “Would someone please explain to me how this might have come about, seriously.  I realize one hand washes the other but there’s got to be more to it than that…”

Losers are useful - to the opposition, Dr. K.

Condoleeza Rice is Obama’s handler, even if he doesn’t know it yet.

Rice noted that Obama is a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, where the secretary often testifies.  “I think he’s very appealing and a great person. He’s on my committee. And we’ve always had good exchanges. I think he’s an extraordinary person,” she said. http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2007-02-25-rice-obama_x.htm

I just found out an interesting tidbit.  Kerry is considered among the most hawkish senators with respect to Iran.

Obama has made clear that “Iran possessing nuclear weapons will be a major threat to us that is a profound security threat for America and one that we have to take seriously.”  And although he has said that “sustained and aggressive diplomacy combined with tough sanctions should be our primary means to prevent Iran from building nuclear weapons,” he added that “the U.S. should take no option, including military action, off the table.”

With an Iran hawk like Kerry supporting him, does anyone still think Hillary is the most hawkish candidate on Iran?

Peace.

Would someone please explain to me how this might have come about, seriously.  I realize one hand washes the other but there’s got to be more to it than that.  After all, Kerry is a loser.

By Maani, January 10: “...can you imagine the reaction if he had endorsed Hillary….”

Thanks, Maani. Great posts….. keep shining a light on all this, uhh!

Doug:

At first I thought this might be another blow to Hillary.  And yet, I’m not so sure.  After all, can you imagine the reaction if he had endorsed Hillary?  It would almost certainly have sunk her candidacy.  It will interesting to see what happens with this.  [BTW, see my post on the Obama Swift Boat thread…]

Peace.

Ha, ha, ha, the suits, the boring old suits - and Obama is already one of them, uhh! Oh well, both he and Kerry have something to learn and to make up for…..... back to the toy cars at the state fair.

One of the significant lessons for ALL Democrats is that they need to find a way to UNITE in serving their electorate, not dissecting it in to separate camps for each candidate - or they will eventually be picked off by the Republicans, weak as they are.