So you have no argument.

Basically Hillary was the only candidate who refused to pander to elitism because she was the real Democrat in this race, standing up for the working class, the urban diaspora, the Catholics, the needy. The FDR coalition. The Jackson coalition.

Obama was the mugwump. He won the backs of his Republican friends in states like Iowa, good-government reform types that belong better with the Bull Moose party.

That is why he chose to pander to those elitists, and why his victory is preconditioned on the basis of overturning the popular vote.

But if it were held today he hasn't earned it or demonstrated he wants it. He hasn't even asked for our votes. He just asked us to believe.

hey, why don't we stop this nonsense and unify around cleaning this site up.

Lets go troll rate all the racist filth posted by mcsame trolls pretending to be disgruntled Hillary fans.

What's that???

OH, you already uprated all of those comments? Ok never mind then, as you were.

.noitseuq suoireS

A***

If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen?

She ran a crappy campaign then tried to cheat her way to the nomination.  Everyone saw that early when she did her "victory" lap in Florida back on Super Tuesday.

Could not agree more.

loses you votes. It's the best game there is.

what rules?  You only like the rules that favor Obama.  If all the rules were followed he would get no delegates from either MI or FL and SC, NH and IA  delegates would also loose half their votes.

She did not campaign in Michigan:

...Obama spokesman Bill Burton offered a reminder that the primaries in Michigan and Florida will "have no bearing on the Democratic nomination contest" because the states won't have any delegates at the national convention.

Not so fast, says the Clinton campaign. In a memo just circulated in response, the Clinton campaign denies the charge that it's planning to campaign in Florida; says the Obama campaign is pushing the Michigan-doesn't-matter line only because its efforts to get Democrats to vote "uncommitted" isn't working; and seems to be hinting that it may fight to have delegates from Michigan and Florida seated at the convention after all.

"While Sen. Clinton will honor her commitment not to campaign in Florida in violation of the pledge, she also intends to honor her pledge to hear the voices of all Americans," the campaign says. "The people of Michigan and Florida have just as much of a right to have their voices heard as anyone else. It is disappointing to hear a major Democratic presidential candidate tell the voters of any state that their voices aren't important ... Sen. Clinton intends to be president for all fifty states. And while she will honor the pledge she signed and not campaign in either state, she intends to continue to give every American a voice during this election and when she gets to the White House."

A "special role in the nominating process" does not equal a license to disregard the rules from the beginning.

And second of all. Hillary Clinton abided by her pledged, which was understood as not campaigning in said state. It did NOT require removing her name from the ballot or asking the DNC to lessen the penalties later, which was going to be expected anyway.

Everybody has their own reasons. Yours might enlighten others. Thanks for stopping by.