Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
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I have an announcement to make.
Apple Corporate Called.
Somebody from high up the corporate ladder at Apple Computer in California out in Cupertino called the off.
When did you get the message?
Was it, when did they call it?
Late yesterday?
Late yesterday afternoon?
They called at 9 o'clock this morning.
Very, very, very nice guy.
I put my IT guy in touch with him.
Working, working at, no, it was, it was not Al Gore.
It was.
No, Mr. Snerdley.
It was not Al Gore.
I'm not going to mention the gentleman's name because the Mac user community that hates me will start bombarding this guy.
It's a West Coast guy.
I mean, he called about 6 a.m. out there and said, I'm here now and get back.
So our E.T. guy is working with him.
That's cool.
That's school.
Yes, it's official.
It's not a hacker.
It was official.
Don't start gumming up the works.
It was really true.
Also, want to wish everybody happy Valentine's Day today.
There are more wacko stories on Valentine's Day today than I can remember in a long time.
There is an online resting place now for broken hearts.
New York City has a new condom campaign.
And we have the audio of the little slogan, the ad that they're using here in New York City.
And we are, by the way, still here, high atop the EIB building in Midtown Manhattan.
New Yorkers are being encouraged to get some on Valentine's Day.
Street teams handing out free condoms at busy hubs around the city today, including Times Square, Wall Street, and near City Hall.
Ad campaign on TV, radio and subways and buses will soon begin featuring the catchphrase, get some.
Now, it's a double entendre, but what they're talking about is get some condoms.
The city has made free condoms available for years.
Last year revamped the package with a distinct look to encourage usage.
A distinct look to encourage usage.
Since then, the city has been giving away 3 million condoms a month, up from 1.5 million a month before the redesign.
3 million condoms a month that they're giving them out on the street.
Where the rubber hits the road, they are giving them out on the street.
Times Square, Wall Street, City Hall, places like that.
Now we've got to go to the audio soundbites.
Because on Valentine's Day today, Meredith Vieira over at the Today Show had Eve Ensler, the authorette of the Vagina Monologues, and Jane Fonda.
Now, we have had to bleep a word from this soundbite.
At the beginning, my most pressing concern was surviving saying the word or getting vagina out of my mouth in a little tiny theater way downtown.
And to think that this year we are now at, in 1,500 places, there'll be 4,000 productions, all of which are going to end violence against women and girls is amazing.
Jane, you at first were not a big fan of the play.
So what turned you around?
I live in Georgia, okay?
I was asked to do a monologue called and I said, I don't think so.
I got enough problems.
She used the word.
She used the C word.
We bleeped it.
They did not bleep it at the Today Show.
It made it on the air at the Today Show, the C word.
Wow, that's exactly, that is, this is what I mean about what a Valentine's Day is.
So here's Eve Ensler suggesting, now in this soundbite, that it took a while at the beginning, surviving saying the word or getting vagina out of my mouth, she said.
Now it's running all over the place.
1,500, that's what she said.
Running all over the place out there.
1,500 places, 4,000 productions, all of which are going to end violence against women and girls.
And how this is amazing.
Yet, in the next soundbite, she seems to contradict herself.
The Meredith Viera question.
Yeah, but Eve, when this started, it was really to celebrate sex.
The vagina monologue is about sex, women's sexuality, and the women who would come up after the play would tell you very sad stories about abuse or about rape.
And that continued everywhere that you went.
After 10 years, I can fundamentally say that there is a global pattern, which I'm now calling femicide, and broadening the term to say that there is a global pattern that is systematically undermining, undoing, and desecrating women.
So your vagina monologue play is not working, despite these 1,500 theaters and 4,000 productions.
It's not working.
There is femicide.
Isn't this, I mean, you get up, let's say you're one of these people who takes Valentine's Day seriously.
I, frankly, you know, I'm, I've said this before, I'm not big on these commercial holidays where you go out and do something because society says you do it.
You know, you don't go out there, you get special flowers, specialists.
A lot of people are into that, but, you know, it's kind of like conventional wisdom to me.
I go the other way.
And you get up, you hear Jane Conda using the C word, and you hear Eve Ensler talking about femicide out there.
And all you're hoping is that you get a bouquet of roses from your lug husband.
Maybe go to dinner somewhere.
So you and your husband, you and your boyfriend sit there watching the Today Show together.
You got all these great plans today.
Here's the here is a, what do you mean you don't understand a condom remark?
Oh, come on.
Snerdley claims he doesn't know what she was saying.
You know what the C word is?
Well, it's Jane Fonda.
What are you looking for?
A point?
Why are you trying to make sense of this?
It's Jane Fonda.
What Jane Fonda said was, in response to Meredith Viera, I said, Jane, you were not a big fan of vagina monologues at first.
So what turned you around on it?
Jane says, well, I live in Georgia, okay?
That's probably what Snerdley says.
What's that got to do with it?
Okay.
I was asked to do a monologue called Keep Peep.
And I said, I don't think so.
I've got enough problems.
You know, yeah, just, you know, stick with Hope and Obama.
You start trying to understand Jane Fonda here.
It's not why we're playing it.
We don't play Jane Fonda soundbites because they make any sense.
All right, now here's a little excerpt, a portion of the new New York City condoms get some ad.
Okay, now CNN got into action on Valentine's Day last night from the male perspective.
Anderson Cooper 180 talking to their medical correspondent, Dr. Sanjay Gupta, about what happens to you if you take steroids.
The other thing I've heard about steroids is it makes your bits and pieces smaller.
Is that true?
I'm sorry, what was that again?
Never mind.
Some parts smaller.
Yeah, is that true?
Think of it like this, Anderson.
With regards to steroids, basically, you know, a man's testes basically produce hormones, testosterone.
If you're giving the testosterone, the testes will say, well, look, we don't have to produce it anymore.
We're already getting it somewhere else.
So it will actually shrink.
All right.
Sanjay, thanks.
Appreciate it.
Especially my last tapeless question.
So that was pre-Valentine's Valentine's Eve question from Anderson Cooper.
Obviously, a playoff on the Roger Clemens hearings before Congress yesterday.
Other news.
It never fails.
Folks, it just never fails.
Jobless claims decreased last week.
This is an AP story.
It never fails.
The number of newly laid off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits fell last week by a larger than expected amount.
They are always shocked whether the news is good or bad.
Well, no, if the news is bad, the experts were right.
This hasn't changed in the last two years.
When there has been an unemployment report, the news contains the term larger than expected, surprising, shocking, yet they continue to use these same experts who are continually shocked and continually surprised by larger than expected numbers.
Analysts had been expecting a slightly smaller decrease.
Plus, it's just more sign, more indication the economy is not as bad as many people would love to have you believe.
All right, a quick timeout.
We'll come back and get started.
Oh, thank you, Mr. Snerdley.
Snerdley, who gave me grief yesterday for sitting down with Time magazine and Jay Carney and doing the interview.
Remember, why are you consorting with the enemy?
And I said, I'm doing a McCain, except I'm not going to agree with him.
I'm learning.
I'm reaching across the aisle, but I'm coming back.
Snerdley just said to me in the IFB, great interview with Time.
It's on their website.
I don't think it's going to be in the magazine, is it?
It's just, it's some of it might make them.
Okay, well, it's on their website.
And we link to it at rushlimbo.com.
And Snerdley spent about an hour with Jack Steinberg of the New York Times yesterday afternoon.
It went swimmingly well, too.
I don't know when that one's coming out, but they don't either yet.
But it went well, too.
So, yeah, good day yesterday.
Going to be a good day today.
Going to be a good day tomorrow.
Got to take a break now.
The EIB Obscene Profit Center portion of the program.
Stay right where you are.
Quick.
Name the artist of this little Divi.
It's the Kinks and Ray Davies, who is still alive.
I pronounced him dead erroneously a couple years ago.
I thought he was.
Mark McKinnon is the former adman for George W. Bush.
George McKinnon left the Bush administration midway through the second term, 2006.
Mark McKinnon joined, he's a Democrat, Former Democrat, maybe still a Democrat, not sure about that, but he joined the McCain campaign as its adman, image maker, and so forth.
And Mark McKinnon has said, well, it is here in his own words, he was on All Things Considered yesterday on NPR, talking to the hostette, Michelle Norris.
She said, You've said you would not work in a general election if Barack Obama is the opponent.
Why would you sit that out if you have such strong feelings for John McCain?
I would simply be uncomfortable being in a campaign that would be inevitably attacking Barack Obama.
It'd be uncomfortable for me, and I think it'd be bad for the McCain campaign.
Well, he needs to be fired today.
This is mutiny.
McCain's adman says he's not going to run critical ads of Obama.
Just can't see himself doing it in a presidential.
It doesn't mean you have to be dirty, but the guy's got a record you can go after.
The guy is an earmark specialist.
He and Hillary Clinton have personally said earmarks records his economic plan.
He's spelling things out now and then.
He doesn't have much of a paper trail, but there are going to be plenty of things to criticize this guy on, policy-wise.
And McKinnon is just said, as McCain's adman, he's not going to do it.
This is, you know, I keep changing my tune on the Democrat race anyway.
Today, I'm not thinking it's going to be Obama.
Well, you know, gut instincts, they just change every day with new revolution.
There's new polls out today in Ohio and Texas taken by Quinnipiak.
Margin of error is 2.3%, I think, in both of them.
And Hillary's way up in both polls.
And she was three weeks ago, too.
Two, three weeks ago in both states, Ohio and Texas.
She was way up.
These are firewalls.
But it's going to come down these superdelegates, and there's a big battle there.
I'm going to explain that in due course as the program unfolds today, as well as the delegates from Michigan and Florida.
The Reverend Sharpton's weighed in and said there might be fires.
Bill Clinton might actually see his first black church burn, folks.
If they try anything funny on these delegates from Michigan and Florida, Sharpton is coming close now to coming out for Obama.
But I just, you know, I'm relying more on human nature.
An interesting thing: ABC's the note today.
So a lot of people have run the math.
And the Obama people are thinking there's, you know, they're out there saying there's no way Hillary can catch up.
There's just no way.
But the math, if she does well in Ohio and Texas, as these polls now indicate, and what, Pennsylvania's on the 22nd, Ohio, or no, what's in March?
What's March 4th?
I guess Texas is next, and then Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Regardless, they're all coming up.
She's going to take the month off.
She's going to do a Rudy strategy.
She's taking this month off.
She's waiting to Texas and Ohio.
And so it says today.
But the math works out in ABC's The Note today says it looks like it's very likely that neither Obama or Hillary will have the required number of pledged delegates wrapped up by the end of the primaries, which is going to throw it then to the superdelegates.
And of course, the coming raging debate and argument over the superdelegate, well, the delegates in Florida and Michigan as well.
Now, if this is true, if that math works out, that neither of these two are going to get the required number of delegates by the end of the primaries, then look out, folks.
That's where the Clintons go into gear.
I just, you know, they the only reason that she has put up with all that she has put up with for the last 35 years is this.
This.
She's not going to let some upstart that nobody's got the guts to criticize take it away from her.
He's young.
He can have his time down the road.
This is mine.
It's mine.
It's all mine.
And they're going to do whatever they have to do in order to secure it.
We forget who these people are.
You know, we're looking here at Obama and we're seeing this.
By the way, we got a new Obama commercial.
The Obama people are big spenders here at the EIB network.
I'd tell you, these are really effective commercials.
They really, they get to the point of the Obama campaign.
Some of the best media supporting a candidacy in a campaign.
I mean, these ads are just in perfect symmetry with the campaign.
There are no slip-ups like in the Clinton campaign.
They're having arguments in there.
Big story today.
What's the LA Times?
Wall Street Journal.
That's right.
Oh, yeah.
You got Mandy Grunwald in there, apparently puts together the ads.
And you got Mark Penn who polls things.
And then you got some other guy in there and they're playing potential television commercials that Hillary can run.
And somebody in the room says, that's horrible.
This is just worthless.
We can't run that.
And then somebody says, well, it's never the message, is it?
It's never the message.
Meaning, it's never our candidate is bobbling things up.
It's the ads.
And then, well, I quit.
I'm leaving the room.
They're having all kinds of arguments.
And there's a lot of stress inside the Clinton campaign.
So, we're told.
It's the Clintons.
It's the Clintons.
And how would anybody know what's going on in these rooms unless Clinton people are yakking about it?
And if Clinton people are yakking about it, Clinton people lie.
Right.
Exactly right.
That's exactly right.
Exactly.
Real life.
That's what we do on this program.
We are for the right now.
The future will take care of itself.
But somebody has to be for the right now.
And that's me.
Yesterday is what it was.
Tomorrow's what it's going to be.
Today is.
I am for is Rush Limbaugh for right now.
Somebody has to be.
Something very serious, if I may change the tone for a mere moment.
Yesterday, as you know, we were somewhat celebratory here.
And was it yesterday?
Yes, yesterday.
We were somewhat celebratory over the Senate Democrats caving on the new FISA bill that contained provisions to grant immunity to telecommunications companies who had previously cooperated with the government in efforts to surveil bad people who intend harm to the United States, i.e. terrorists overseas.
The Senate passed it.
The House of Representatives, if what everybody's hearing turns out to be true, the House of Representatives will recess tomorrow without ever taking the bill up, meaning our intelligence capabilities will in many, many ways cease to exist.
This is unconscionable.
This is not politics.
They're playing politics with this.
This is Pelosi, who is denying that the surge is working.
And by the way, even the New York Times today, this is so huge.
Big, far-reaching measures that have reconciliation with written all over them.
In Iraq, the Sunnis and the Shiites are doing a Rodney King.
And they're getting along.
And who cares why?
You know, the drive-bys have been trying to say, well, it's only because the U.S. military lucked out.
U.S. military looked.
No, it has nothing to do with luck.
The surge caused this.
The surge has worked.
The surge has brought about this political reconciliation because it has limited the damage and busted up al-Qaeda in Iraq, making it less attractive for Sunnis to associate with them.
They're also sharing oil revenues despite not having a law to share oil revenues.
So this is huge.
The surge has worked.
Pelosi just this week denied that it has worked on the basis of her political calculation that there's no reconciliation in the government, blah, Now they've taken up the FISA bill in the House by ignoring it, hearing from a lot of people that they're going to recess tomorrow without taking it up, which would mean what?
It would mean the lapse of our surveillance authority at midnight tomorrow night.
At that point, we're back to going and getting warrants from the FISA court, which can take weeks.
By the time we get the warrant to listen in, the conversation's over.
This is not politics.
This is something that directly affects the national security of this country.
And the Democrat leadership in the House is responsible for this.
But I have to tell you, my buddy Andy McCarthy, National Review Online, is dead on right about this.
It's not just them.
They are following the lead in the House of the two Democrat presidential candidates.
Obama showed up, vote on Tuesday for the FISA, but he voted against it.
He voted against renewing authority for surveillance.
Hillary didn't bother to show up.
But she has previously opposed it on other occasions.
So the House Democrats are right in line with the Senate Democrat presidential candidates, Obama and Hillary.
This is a hanging curveball for Senator McCain.
Senator McCain pounds big time on the fact that he's the guy to protect the country, that he's the guy that's going to understand the threat the country faces and deal with it.
And he's not talked about this.
And time's running out to talk about this.
The president, this is made to order on the campaign trail.
He was in Burlington, Vermont today, Burlington, Connecticut.
He's Burlington somewhere.
And he did a press conference after he made a speech.
He could have made a huge deal about this.
This is a hanging software.
It's a batting practice softball, is what this is, just waiting to be knocked out of the park.
This is not politics.
The Democrats are playing politics with it, but it isn't.
This is for grown-ups, and this is for real life.
And I, you know, this is, to me, the essence of what this, you know, in many regards, the future of this country is all about, and who in the world is going to take this kind of thing seriously.
Now, I did hear a little bit of McCain today, and he might have addressed this.
I caught, he got a question about human rights.
So I don't think he did address it.
But he said, look, I'm for human rights.
I have had mine denied.
I'm for human rights for the unborn, and I'm for human rights for the born.
Would have been an excellent opportunity to get into this FISA because he showed up.
He voted for it.
He voted for it on Tuesday.
This is a great way to distinguish himself and to burnish his credentials, something he's been pounding for quite a while.
But they've got till noon tomorrow.
And if they, if this is like who's going to blink first, we'll see.
But the Democrats in the House might be emboldened here because they're following the lead of their presidential candidates.
And of course, the Democrat presidential candidates and the eventual winner is going to be the titular head of the party, which, if it's Hillary, is not going to please Pelosi.
You know, the Queen Bee syndrome will be in full force.
Drive-by media, ladies and gentlemen, two days later, still fascinated with my claim that I am actually the greatest asset Senator McCain has.
Because were I to endorse him, said I, it would send all the moderates and independents and the liberals that are supporting him scurrying away.
Such is their dislike, their hate, their loathing for me.
So this is being discussed still on the cable shows.
Morning, Joe, today.
Joe Scarborough had Mary Madeline on.
I guess she's on the phone.
Scarborough said, Do you agree with Rush that it's the moderates and not the conservatives that are really embracing McCain right now?
Rush is a genius.
He's a genius on philosophy.
He's a genius on policy, but most importantly, he's a genius on being able to communicate difficult ideas and make them accessible to people.
And it bears repeating, something the mainstream press doesn't seem to understand.
He reflects his audience, which is highly informed and active and curious, and they participate in this process.
He does not direct them.
If Rush did endorse him, then all the moderates and independents who don't listen to him and don't understand what he's about would have a knee-jerk reaction.
He's just a genius.
Mary Madeline.
And then she wasn't through.
She kept plowing on.
He's helping McCain in a very significant way, which is while McCain is regrouping and he had a really good start at CPAC.
You were there, Joe.
It was a great event.
And he did a great job starting to rally and unite and articulate core conservative principles and the policies that would flow from them.
Rush keeps informing people and making them understand what those principles are and the policies that would be better for this country.
So he's a huge help to McCain in every conceivable way.
The secret's getting out.
You know, the secrets, once the secret's out, it's not a secret.
When you have a marketing plan, you don't tell people about it because that prepares them.
You just execute it.
Now, I've got to come up with another marketing plan here to stay a couple steps ahead of the game.
They also discussed whether I'm secretly helping McCain on Chatsworth Osborne Jr. show on DNC TV.
He was talking to another guy, Joe Matthew, a radio host.
They had this exchange about Moong.
Rush Limbaugh, who I think is a really talented guy, witty guy, lost control of himself a couple weeks ago on the question John McCain, got hysterical and hissy on the air.
He would destroy the Republican Party if McCain's the nominee.
Now that McCain essentially is the nominee, here's what Rush Limbaugh is saying, which I don't buy for a second.
Quote, if I really wanted to torpedo McCain, I would endorse him because that would send the independents and liberals that are going to vote for him running away faster than anything.
What people don't realize is I'm doing McCain the biggest favor that could be done for him by staying out.
If I endorsed him thoroughly with passion, that would end the independents and moderates because they so despise me, they so hate me.
That is quite a narcissistic view of the electoral system.
It's all about Rush Limbaugh.
But do you think that's true?
I actually think there's a certain amount of truth to that, especially as baby was just saying how important the independent vote will be for Senator McCain in a general election.
There you go.
So the radio host sets Chatsworth Osborne Jr. straight.
And well, I'm not certainly going to.
See, this is the thing.
This came up.
This came up, I think, last Friday.
Maybe it was Monday.
I went for a little riff here on all this criticism.
I don't take it personally.
You can't.
There's just too much of it.
Don't give people that kind of power over my feelings.
I am not going to sit here and take all this criticism personally.
I have been criticized over 20 years more than your average presidential candidate in one campaign cycle.
You can't take it personally.
So this little twit, according to Snerdley, it's what he called him in the IFB just now, called me a narcissist.
And see, what happened, that conversation, Dawn and everybody said, oh, by the way, Dawn, Dawn sent me a humidifier.
They got so alarmed when I said that I was going to put a pot of boiling water on the stove here to keep the apartment humidified during the cold weather up here so I didn't lose my voice like I did last time.
They sent me a humidifier.
Dawn did it, but she signed Snerdley and Brian's name.
So now they had nothing to do with it.
Well, yeah, you bought donuts, but yip, yip, yip, yip, yahoo.
So anyway, Snerdley, they said last week when I was going through this riff about I don't take things personally.
Well, we take it personally for you.
And so he listens to Chatsworth Osborne Jr. call me a narcissist or narcissistic and ego-driven and demands that I respond to this.
How dare this little guy?
Snerdley is not.
I would have already been through the next sound bite by now if you hadn't interrupted me on this.
And the audience will agree with me.
I get emails.
You tell Snerdley to quit interrupting you.
So anyway, Chris Matthews, let's see, he doesn't buy my McCain theory either.
This is what he said.
Is Rush Limbaugh actually John McCain's best buddy secretly?
His saving grace, his biggest booster?
Sort of, at least according to Rush himself.
Here he is, the man on the radio.
If I really wanted to torpedo McCain, I would endorse him.
If I wanted to torpedo McCain, because that would send the independents and liberals, they're going to vote for him running away faster than anything.
What people don't realize is I'm doing McCain the biggest favor could be done for him by staying out of this.
If I endorsed him thoroughly with passion, that would end the independents and moderates because they so despise me and they so hate me.
I like the way he lowered his voice there.
They so despise me.
Anyway, still something tells me that John McCain right now would gladly like nothing more than a Rush Limbaugh big fat endorsement.
So Chris Matthews not buying my secret plan.
Here is, and neither did Chatsworth Osborne Jr.
One more before we go to the break.
This is John King.
Is this right?
It was their CNN's election center.
He anchors Campbell Brown.
And there's a panel discussion now with Larry Elder, Jeffrey Toobin, and John King about me and McCain.
And Campbell Brown says, you know, the talk radio issue, there is enormous anger coming from that crowd toward McCain.
Are they that influential?
There's Rush Limbaugh, frankly, and there's everybody else in terms of influence.
I just think the talk radio thing is more a symptom of the personality disorders of the talk radio host.
Present company excluded.
Take it out, five bucks.
Isn't it in their interest to be against whoever, whether it's John McCain or a Democrat on the White House?
They're trying to show how important they are rather than trying to affect the policy debate.
I don't think they matter.
They're pride on conflict.
The conversations are already underway.
Friends of Rush Limbaugh, who are friendly with John McCain, started the conversations.
They are beginning the quiet diplomacy with them.
You watch John McCain's going to show up on those shows over the next several weeks and most.
Oh, now is this happening, HR?
Snerdley is no doubt, after listening to this bite, seething over Jeffrey Toobin, saying, just trying to show how important they are rather than trying to affect a policy debate.
I don't know if Toobin read the timepiece, but even if he reads a timepiece, he will ignore what I said and stick with his narrative and template, which is 180 degrees wrong.
John King, what did he say here?
Conversations are underway.
Friends of Limbaugh, friends with McCain, have started the conversations.
They're beginning quiet diplomacy.
I can tell you, ladies and gentlemen, if this is happening, I am unaware of it.
Well, it's possible we've been infiltrated, and there might be people claiming to be my friends who aren't.
My friends talking to McCain's friends.
I don't know, but I don't know any about it.
One more thing on McCain.
I'm going to grab a phone call quickly here.
George Skelton, who writes for the LA Times from Sacramento.
Headlines, really all you need to hear in this L.A. Times story.
Heading starboard could sink McCain in California.
Going left was the most promising route in California.
McCain better stay to the port.
If he goes starboard, if he embraces Limbaugh, it's over in California.
He's going to win in California anyway.
But this is my point.
So either if I come out, let's say, well, that's California.
I got reasons to go there.
Say I called a press conference.
I endorsed McCain.
That would kill him in California because the independents and Democrats are going to vote for him.
Not now.
Not that Limbaugh is on his side.
No way.
It could be fun.
Kurt in the East Bay of San Francisco.
Hi, nice to have you on the program, sir.
Thanks, Rush.
Megadittos from the California Republican.
Thank you, sir.
I have two points.
For one of the few times that I know of since listening to your show, conservative talk radio and most of the mainstream media have a common goal, and that is the demise of the Clintons and Hillary Clinton's presidential run.
That's my first point.
And the second point is, a few years ago, you said that candidates that Bill Clinton endorses generally lose.
I'm going to hang up and listen to your reply.
Thanks, Rush.
I did say that.
Well, what do you want to know about that?
Wow, that's the fastest hang up of somebody who wasn't mad that I can remember.
He doesn't help.
Look, he hadn't helped her.
Created all kinds of problems in South Carolina.
Now he's back at Waukesha, Wisconsin, and they didn't look happy in the crowd.
As to the drive-bys and talk radio being on the same page, anti-Hillary, I'm not made up my mind on that.
In terms of if you're going to express a preference on the Democrat side, who would you rather run against?
And then who would you rather have as president, Obama or Hillary?
I know that there's a lot of people who would just celebrate the demise of the Clintons whenever it happens.
The sooner the better.
Get them out of here.
It would be happy days.
The drive-bys may like Obama right now, but I will guarantee you, if Hillary becomes a nominee, the love fest will kick back in gear full speed ahead because they're not going to end up touting our side.
I don't care.
Even McCain's the guy.
All right, folks, look at me.
This is what it's going to come down to.
The Democrat fight is going to come down to who are the bigger racists, Democrat delegates or Democrat superdelegates.