“Rev. Wright said, ‘And whosoever liveth and believeth in me shall never die’. In the presence of a crowd of Clinton mourners, Rev. Wright had the stone rolled away from the tomb and bade the Clinton campaign to rise.”

Hillary believes in the Rev., and he delivered.

In the Press Club appearance today he seemed like a different man. This appearance could be extremely destructive to Obama and I believe that Wright, consciously or not, intended it to be.

So a Hillary deathwatch is now definitely premature.

Wright went a long way to reviving the dead.

I don’t often say wholeheartedly complimentary things, but your above statement embodies exactly how Obama’s campaign should operate, with steadfastness, pride, but not arrogance.

McCain’s an out-of-touch phony who’s wack on all the key issues. Also, too many crazy preachers…

Get used to it.

If this were the only city liberal democrats have ruined, you could call it a local problem. But of course it is not. It is in fact a clear and identifiable pattern in cities whose mayor and councils are dominated by liberal left idealogy. The liberal any-thing-goes personal behaviors, and the excuses provided for it, by blaming ‘the man’.

It rips families apart, the very foundation of any healthy city, and causes the other healthy part, business and jobs, to leave and not return. Rudy Gulliani could turn this around, but then this would be impossible, because he is ‘the man’.

There are three guaranteed winner reasons for this:

1.Obama’s youth, inexperience, and past far left connections make him a marginal Presidential candidate. His Vice Presidental nomination would stop most of the bleeding of the Black vote.

2.Hillary with Bill together just simply have the experience necessary to attract the the middle, and they are not idealogues. Hillary’s nomination would stop the inevitable bleeding of the female vote as well as some of the the ‘bitter’ vote. Obama is just NOT going to nominate her as his Vice President, so McCain will get now have bitter female votes.

3.The only one with real actual experience is Bill. A big plus for a winning team in uncertain times.

But this is not going to happen, thank god, because with the left dominated Democratic party, they are bent on a leftist agenda and would rather take another chance on losing than make any compromise with the unwashed masses. Masses resistant, through ignorance, to re-education by the socially enlightened.

In the mean time, for Republicans it is Schadenfreude.

Even as Hillary Clinton trails Barack Obama…she has made it clear that she plans to stay in the race for the nomination. All of which brings me to this logical conclusion: It is time for Barack Obama to drop out.

If Clinton had the good of the Democratic Party in mind…. But Hillary Clinton isn’t going to drop out. There simply isn’t a function in her assembly code for throwing in the towel.

Obama, on the other hand, is fully capable of it. And if he’s really serious about representing a new kind of politics, now is the time for him to prove it in the only meaningful way left.

Sounds like Clinton logic to me.

That Bill is tough.

Who was that mild mannered man interviewed?

What’sa matter widg’ga anyway, huh? You ain’t retarded is ya?