Is it me missing something or are most of the regular Hillary suporters gone tonight?

[Quixote1818]

:beer:

[AGirl]

1. well you guys are just really loud and annoying..

[Quixote1818]

9. I am pretty neutral these days

I just didn't see some of the regulars. Murkin and you are here though.

[AGirl]

10. young people tend to stay up late.

[rodeodance]

18. That is putting it nicely.

[ruggerson]

2. so who'd you end up voting for?

[Quixote1818]

4. Gravel

:D

[ruggerson]

12. Why don't I buy that?

[billbuckhead]

6. I'm here laughing about Obama camp predicting Texas, Pennsylvania, Ohio for Hillary

I guess they already have already surrendered in those states to the Hispanics and the old white women

[rodeodance]

23. There were several posts like that== I passed them by

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[rodeodance]

26. calling us operatives is Rude and WRONG!

[Cleita]

27. I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about the operatives.

They know who they are.

[rufus dog]

5. they didn't get paid!

Just kidding, but I do notice two of her rather obnoxious supporters are gone.

[FrenchieCat]

7. There are some here posting their regular "Obama is......" threads.

And I decided to fight fire with fire tonight.

What's odd, is that those decrying me in my "I'm in kitchen hell" threads, are missing from the "Obama is...." threads!

[scheming daemons]

8. They're not getting paid now... Hillary can't afford it...

...

[NJSecularist]

11. ROFLMAO!

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[Cha]

21. That's too

funny, dae!

[Metric System]

13. If you had been paying attention, we've been saying for a couple of weeks now that our cheques are

bouncing. Is the Obama campaign hiring at this time? I realize that it has many operatives under employment and posting like crazy right now, but I figure it could always use more. Taylor Marsh's site has an overwhelming number of pro-Hillary posters so I figured I could infiltrate the comments section over there...if the price is right. Hoping to hear from the Obama camp soon...

[alfredo]

14. They've got a life outside this place.

[RockyTorres]

15. Nope still here...

[CompSciStudent]

16. Race Against Time? On Election Day, Voters Break For Hillary :-)

In 12 of 14 Super Tuesday states for which exit polls were conducted by MSNBC, Hillary won a majority of voters who made up their minds on Election Day. Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, and Oklahoma.

Election Day
State Clinton Obama
AL 58 39
AZ 31 46
AR 60 24
CA 51 43
CT 51 43
DE 55 45
GA 47 45
IL 50 42
MA 58 38
MO 47 49
NJ 53 40
NM 53 42
NY 51 42
TN 47 47

http://facts.hillaryhub.com/

[FrenchieCat]

19. That's because she's got Bill's record to hang on to,

Obama is more of an unknown. That's all that was.

Obama will be working on that, don't you doubt it!

He's got a little time!

[Straight Shooter]

28. "She's got Bill's record ..."

So, from now on, whatever Michelle accomplishes, it's only because of Barack.

Got it. Thanks.

[FrenchieCat]

29. Yep. Your husband serving 2 terms as President is helpful,

I dare say.

She sat in no NS meetings. She had no NS clearance. So why is she "most" qualified to be Commander in Chief on day one?

Did voting for war do it for her?:shrug:

[stillcool]

34. only if Barack wins the election...

and Michelle runs for the same office 8 years after he left office...and..uses his job as her experience.

[Straight Shooter]

37. Well, Michelle did manage to snag a cushy VP position because of Barack

"And when needed, the Axelrod-Emanuel team has him say the words that pay the liberal bills. Estate tax cuts were designed for “Paris Hilton.” On Iraq he sides with those advising withdrawal: in essence, there is nothing about Obama that isn’t Emanuel-Axelrod kosher, complete 100% social and economic liberalism, but it is wrapped in a beautiful package of pleasantness and minimum polarity. All the while, their Destiny’s Tot candidate is rolling in big dough with handsome sales for two books and rock star souvenirs not to mention that the University of Chicago hospitals have decided to promote his wife to a vice presidency and a $300,000 per annum salary for “community relations”-read: political influence with her pillow-mate."

http://www.tomroeser.com/blogs/default.asp?categoryID=54

It's an interesting article. Really. Shows you how the right wing really views Barack, despite his "reaching out" and all that. The author even seems to like Barack, but he isn't swayed.

[stillcool]

39. no thank you...

this is as far as I got...

Let’s say she liked exciting marriages and lands with strange sounding names.

It is no surprise that Barack Obama always wondered about father who abandoned him. But, and Obama never explains it, the missing black Dad has taken precedence in his dreams not so much for his white mother who stuck by him. He wrote a book, Dreams from My Father which describes what he calls a nearly race-oblivious childhood with a father “black as pitch, my mother white as milk.” In all this genealogical yearning, young Obama hasn’t made much of his mother-but he obviously owes her everything: probably his looks which gives him a unique light tan coloring, flap ears women call cute and deep, unfathomable, limpid and soulful eyes like Bambi. In fact as he grew up, he became a black man with delicate, inoffensive courtly mien and a shy smile that your stereotypical well-off white liberal family from exurbia, desperately trying to be progressive, might not object to if he proposed to their blonde civil rights activist daughter from Smith. That’s pretty much the scenario of “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner?” isn’t it?

..not my idea of content..but if you like that sort of thing..

[Zynx]

38. ???Voters deciding the latest have never heard of Obama?

Wouldn't it make more sense, as the exit polling indicated, that the name recognition factor plays in well for Clinton among those who decided much earlier than Tuesday?

[RaleighNCDUer]

33. That headline should read

"On election day, the lazy, uninformed and undecided opt for name recognition"

Hillary's base comes through!

[MonkeyFunk]

17. I'm here!

Is there something you'd like to know?

[rodeodance]

20. did you just want to say HI--What's up?

[LadyVT]

24. Yep, it's getting sick on here...

Reading earlier, one Obamite saying that there should be a revolution if the Democratic Party convention nominates HIllary Clinton. Someone else intimating that she should be shot! Someone else saying he spent his car payment donating to Obama, and now has no money for food.

This is getting genuinely sick.

[Cha]

25. They're never here on

my screen anymore and I forgot about 'em until you brought it up. :)

[milkyway]

30. I've certainly noticed the same. I guess some checks bounced.

[mathewsleep]

31. i guess they're not willing to work for free.

[newmajority]

32. Looks like they left AHal9000 here to do all the work

[busymom]

35. I'm here....

just getting tired of the same old "Hillary sux" posts....

These make it very hard for me to find a common ground with Obama or feel like I can be supportive of him, btw....

[joshcryer]

36. I'm avoiding these forums for the most part.

This is going to be a long ass race, with a predictable outcome.