
Michael Ramirez on Barack Obama
In his victory speech tonight, Barack Obama told Iowans that “change is coming to America.”
Indeed, Michael Ramirez above gives us an insight into Obama’s CHANGE.
No thanks……
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A newly designed John McCain dot com website is now online.
Check it out here.
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Update: Hillary Clinton has won the Kentucky Democrat primary election

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., shops for eyeglasses at Lynn’s Paradise Cafe during a campaign stop in Louisville, Ky., Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Fox News exit polls in Kentucky are showing Hillary Clinton with extraordinary strength.
Key graphs:
- Only a third of Clinton supporters in Kentucky would vote for Obama over McCain.
- 64 % of HRC voters say she will be the nominee
- 73% Kentucky women voting for HRC
- 74% Kentucky White Voters with No University degree voting for HRC
- 92% Kentucky voters looking for experience are voting for HRC
- 65% regular churchgoers voting for Hillary
Hillary will have an argument to the Democrat Superdelegates and Flap has already shown you the maps on how she matches up against McCain in the electoral college.
But, the Democrats will nominate Obama.
Update:
More exit poll data:
- 62% Kentucky voters say HRC more likely to beat McCain
- 35% Kentucky voters say BHO more likely to beat McCain
- 45% of KY voters: BHO shares their values vs 54% HRC
- 45% of KY voters say HRC is honest vs. BHO – 47%
Update #2:
- 57% KY voters say gas tax holiday is a good idea vs 39% say a bad idea
- In general election HRC vs. McCain: 77% Ky Dems would vote Clinton vs 16% vote for McCain; 5% stay home
- In general election Obama vs. McCain: Ky Dems would vote 50% for Obama vs 32% for McCain; 15% stay home
Update #3:
- 54% KY Dems: Obama should pick HRC as VP vs 45% HRC should chose BHO
- 53% KY Dems: BHO shares Rev. Jeremiah Wright’s views
- Gender important to 16% KY voters
- Race important to 22% KY voters
Hillary is continuing to win her core constituent groups.
- 73% White women
- 74% Whites No College
- 74% Low income Whites
- 78% Seniors
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Marta Jorgensen of Solvang, California has withdrawn from her withdrawal in the Democrat primary race for California’s 24th Congressional District.
After dropping out of the Democratic primary for the 24th congressional district and throwing her support behind another candidate, Marta Jorgensen of Solvang has done an about face and jumped back into the race at the 11th hour.
“I’m doing this because people asked me,” Jorgensen said today. “I want to make it clear to Jill and to Mary, they shouldn’t feel irked. I am only responding to the request of north county. I didn’t plan to jump in and be a spoiler.”
Jill Martinez of Oxnard and Mary Pallant of Oak Park are the two other candidates in the June 3 Democratic primary for the seat in the U.S. House of Representatives held by Republican Elton Gallegly of Simi Valley for more than 20 years.
The CA-24 seat is currently held by GOP Congressman Elton Gallegly of Simi Valley and there is little chance that the long-term and popular Gallegly will lose this fall no matter who wins the Democrat nomination.
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Michael Ramirez on Geraldine Ferraro and her Barack Obama race comment
Watching Geraldine Ferraro, the ever capable Hillary Clinton surrogate, rant about Barack Obama on Fox News and reading this piece in the Washington Post the Hillary strategy of “SINKING” Barack Obama is becoming clear: PLAY THE GENDER/SEXISM CARD.
Remember if Hillary cannot defeat Barack Obama this summer in Denver she can run again in 2012 (and be the presumptive Democrat frontrunner) should John McCain beat him in November (assuming due to age constraints John McCain only serves one term in the Presidency).
What better way to SINK Obama than playing the GENDER/SEXISM CARD. The Clinton Cabal plants the seeds of doubt that Obama cares about women’s issues and watches them grow.
Should Obama lose the support of white working class women, he is DONE.
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A malignant glioma.
Good luck to Senator Kennedy
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