Which explains your vote's deciding over a nose blow.

Dam: 'Cosmo: Oh, I think you've had some Kool-Aid too….heh. Maybe we're both wrong. It's possible.'

But I'm not shilling for anyone. Obama is a better candidate than Hill, but at the end of the day he's still just a politician, which means he's out for power, and lies like he breathes. But, along the way he's more likely to do more good than the other 2 candidates. Say hello to Jim Jones.

Mike: LA gal is having one of those swoon moments. Watch out!

S Says:
February 26th, 2008 at 9:04 pm
she looks gorgeous…but they are going to try to put her on the defense…

Tiny Dancer Says:
February 26th, 2008 at 9:06 pm
I’m not watching ::hides in corner and rocks back and forth::
These things kill me. But kick his ass Hillary!

Psymac Says:
February 26th, 2008 at 9:14 pm
Sniveling BO, under the breath comments, snake…..

Tiny Dancer Says:
February 26th, 2008 at 9:17 pm
Okay I’m watching. Hold my hand everyone! : )
5 secs in and I want to smack him.

laney Says:
February 26th, 2008 at 9:20 pm
I freakin love her
Making a reference to SNL

MJS Says:
February 26th, 2008 at 9:22 pm
I’m sending all my positive karma to Hillary right now and all my negative to bambi

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Now, that's just a *teeny* family-friendly smattering taken from the first 20 minutes of the 1.5 hour debate from the 818 comments . Need I go on?

Cult? Yeah. Like I said, go there with eyes wide open. There are passionate supporters on both sides. Don't blame the candidates for exciting passion in their fans! It's a (generally) good thing! It wins elections.

please do tell me where I'm coming from????
there is a difference between websites and a campaign rally. There are thousands of websites with a very strong bias, maybe cultish (my guy can do no wrong, he/she is perfect).
However, when a multitude of people cry, scream, faint, and go wild when somebody blows his nose, that is disturbing

I understand where you're coming from, but go there with eyes wide open.

I don't know about the rose-colored glasses, though. Glasses can be a valuable aid to clarity, even when tinted.

That is far more disturbing than anything even Hillary has done. This is why we keep getting the worst possible candidates year in and year out: moronic electorates.

I like both, Hillary and Obama, but I do think Hillary is the best person to be our next president and I voted for her during the primary election. Hillary is trying very hard to get the nomination and I support her but I am a pragmatic individual, I thought I would vote for Obama if he was the nominee… up to last week

Two campaign incidents forced me to reconsider my vote
1) A patriarch of democratic politics, Ted Kennedy, pandering to Latinos in Texas by signing “Guadalajara” a popular Mexican song. I found this patronizing if not insulting.
2) The crowd cheering and applauding when Obama blew his nose in the middle of a speech; this is DISTURBING to say the least, a cult.

If the Democrats and all those super delegates (sitting on the fence waiting to see which way the wind is going to blow) don't show some courage and support Hillary at this time, then the party is shooting itself on the foot… again

I will probably vote for McCain.

She obviously is not the only one who has failed to match Obama, though. Democrats started out with a full slate of intelligent, highly-experienced candidates. That she's the last one standing says something for her abilities I think. But Obama is, again, a phenom this year. Almost impossible to lay a glove on, or at least no more than a glancing blow.

Republicans are going to have as tough a time slowing him as his Dem rivals, I suspect. We'll see.