Obama has received the magic number of delegates needed.
Hillary has not conceded. This has been an amazing ride & a
very emotional one for many. How Obama will appeal to Hillary's
supporters remains a mystery. With the polls continuing to show
Obama neck to neck with McCain this is a hard position for the
Dems. The only person who can rally her supporters to Obama's
camp is Hillary. I guess we'll just have to see how this plays out....
Updates to come......Can Obama Beat McCain...?
View Our Trailer on Gay Marriage
About Me
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Featured Post
Rita Mae Brown Provincetown Event
Women’s Week is celebrating its 40th anniversary in Provincetown now through October 20th with fabulous must-attend events including author ...
Popular Posts
-
Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition (MBCC) will hold its 27th annual Against the Tide Athletic Fundraising Event at DCR's Hopkinton ...
-
The annual LGBTQ holiday themed Holly Folly Festival takes place from December 2nd to the 4th in Provincetown, MA. Since 1997 Holly Folly ha...
-
California's economy is so bad that for 2 nights ABC World News w/ Charles Gibson broadcast was from Los Angeles. Of course it was neve...
3 comments:
I must ask; why do you delete all the old blog entries that I've posted comments in?
I love your comments Emil :) Please
keep writing them. Yesterday's story just became old news fast...:)
By November, I'll still be sick over the whole thing. Watching this race unfold and conclude has been like watching the Prom King walk away with the valedictorian's scholarship.
The Democratic Party risks losing many voters who identify as Independent, like myself, by continually taking for granted that certain demographics will support whatever candidate they provide, no matter how unqualified, inexperienced, or vacuously self-aggrandizing.
Hard line partisanship has put this country into a horrible mess, to the point where a small number of "swing states" - and God bless 'em for their refreshing unpredictability - increasingly determine the November election for all of us.
I am heartsick at the way the media determined this election like the producers of "American Idol," and the blatant sexism - not to mention the double standard in addressing sexism vs. racism - that has plagued it from top to bottom. And I'm already dreading the inevitable public urging I will receive to grab hands with my nearest Obama supporter, buy them a Coke, sing Kumbaya, and pretend we're all one big happy family. Oy vey.
Post a Comment