In re your Hahaha moment:

At least you see the Demmie kiddies caring about and debating moral issues as they relate to campaigning — unlike the-marching -in goose-step, GOP, who couldn't care less about such niceties, so long as their guy wins

The most deplorable words in politics comprised Reagan's advice to never speak ill of a fellow Republican. . That's the road to moral corruption.

Insofar as McCain is unappealing, it's laughable that the loser-Dem infighting may (we don't know yet, but it's possible given he made it as presumptive GOP nominee) end up giving the White House to McCain, too. (I'm not betting on it, but I'm surprised how pathetic the Demmies have been lately. If they can manage to have Gore lose to Bush in debates and hand Bush the White House largely by self-destruction, and repeat their act with Kerry, who knows? Maybe they'll do it again this year.)

The Dem Kiddies this year are providing plenty of fuel for this (it's more positive than the more-ordinary disgust with what so many of them are doing).

An up-to-the-minute example (pun intended): the daily, hourly, or momentary poll results and predictions of the Obama rally and victory in Pennsylvania.

And, of course, the gratuitious Bush-bashing is hilarious when not contemptible.

My god, are we that stupid? She's spent a good portion of her adult life working to increase gun controls now she's trying to pretend like she considers guns fit for recreational purposes. Gimme a break. At least Obama is trying to get folks to understand why he said what he said and why its true, while Hillary turns to the standard Democrat election playbook endorsed by Gore and Kerry to pretend her personality mirrors the latest polling data.

Of course, the same CNN reporter also heard doubts from white men about voting fpr Obama, because of his race and Muslim father.
What a country!

I think Hillary could have won on the merits of her policies. She could have won by debating, without attacking. That would have earned her respect that translates into votes among Independents. Alas…

I hope Obama wins and wins with honor.

Hahahahaha…a great metaphor…though it probably applies more to HRC than Obama.

If Obama goes down, Obama will go down for good. I don't think he has that “discount no stick” quality that allows folks to keep plugging for HRC.

ChrisWWW… Of course, it is the number one story. In 2000 Bill Clinton and the naughty bits of his reign were off the radar…only relevant in how they would impact his VP.
America seems to have this thing about wanting to forget the past while it is still present…in a mad rush to the future. W is the already the past.

It is McCain who is winning in this battle, without doubt.

Oh wait.