Quote Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
HEE-HAW.....let the games begin. Rush Limbaugh is encouraging people to vote for Clinton in order to keep the war going between her and Obama. LOL...the same thing I was thinking during our primary when I voted for Clinton. LMAO!!

Have a good one!:s4:
This is really the most pathetic thing I've heard of.

It seems like Republicans are so bored with their own ho-hum candidate that they have to entertain themselves thinking up ways to game the other party's primaries. It's sad that you would rather vote for somosne you would NOT like to win in the general election instead of the candidate you plan to eventually support. Seeking political advantage by putting someone you don't want to win one vote closer to the nomination is not putting your country's best interests first.

And McCain could use a little support these days --- only half as many Republicans turn out to vote in the primaries as Democrats, and the money is barely trickling in. If his supporters go off voting for Clinton or Obama, they just build up the Democrat's fundraising momentum and leave McCain looking all the more pathetic.

It'll serve you right if Clinton eventually gets the nomination and then wins. And if that happens, I don't want to hear any bitching about it --- YOU voted for her.

I know Republicans have got to be tired after all these years of having to defend the worst president ever. It can't have been easy standing behind this trained monkey-boy you've cursed us with for these eight years. And if this kind of strategy is the best you can do at this point, that's understandable. You're worn out. The strain and embarrassment have gotten to you. You guys deserve a break. Why not just throw in the towel and take the next eight years off? Come back after you've rested and have more to offer than this underhanded monkey-wrenching.
dragonrider Reviewed by dragonrider on . Junior Super Tuesday..... Ohio primary, Rhode Island primary, Texas primary, and the Vermont primary...... And here's something we know you'll really like..... TEXAS: The state Democratic Party said the Clinton campaign is threatening a lawsuit over the caucus portion of the prim-caucus. "In a letter sent out late Thursday to both the Clinton and Barack Obama campaigns, Texas Democratic Party lawyer Chad Dunn warned a lawsuit could ruin the Democrats' effort to re-energize voters just as they are turning out in Rating: 5