Posted by
John Finnigan on Tuesday, May 13, 2008 4:02:27 PM
So, is it over? No, not yet. The spinners say,” She’s finished.” The Obama camp says they have won the right to be the nominee even though they will not have won enough popular votes from actual qualified registered voters to get the nomination. Super delegates are no
where mentioned in our constitution. Obama also claims he should get the nod even though the voting citizens of two states have been disenfranchised.
Sadly, the democrat primary selection process is beginning to look like an Equal Opportunity fiasco. Ouch! So, get into Princeton, even though you don’t qualify-but because you’re black; get into law school even though you don’t qualify because you’re black; and now, get
to be the democrat nominee for president even though you can’t win enough votes from registered voters because-you’re black.
I wonder which of the candidates has a sense of entitlement?
What would happen if Obama where a white Harvard educated lawyer named Bob Smithman and he hadn’t won 2025 delegates from
registered voters? Would the media and spinners be saying he had won the right to be the nominee. I doubt it. Sadly, the content of Obama’s character did not get enough registered voters to cast their ballots in enough primaries to give him the 2025 delegates to win. I don’t think the color of his skin should give him the nomination either.