Posted on 05/13/2008 1:39:25 PM PDT by doug from upland
WEST VIRGINIA SEC OF STATE WEBSITE.
THINGS TO WATCH:
Will Hillary convince Supers to let her get back in the race?
Will Hillary cry?
Will Howard Dean say something insane?
Will Rev. Sharpton use the can of gasoline and matches I sent him and threaten to burn down the place?
Will Robert KKK Byrd have the klan out to vote for the white candidate?
Will Bill say something stupid or incendiary to sabotage her again?
Will dishes be flying?
Will Bill have an incident with a female while his evil wife gives a victory speech?
Will Obama wear a flag pin?
Will Michelle tell us how much of a problem she has with whitey?
Will the Hamas candidate do better than expected?
Will Jeremiah Wright tell us how construction is going on his palacial home in the gated white community?
Will John McCain make more foolish statements in an attempt to totally alienate the base?
Will Bill Ayers stomp on a flag?
who was “sheets” byrd supporting ?
Hillary's WV Campaign staff photo.......
I’m so tired of the media counting the hildebeast out. All of her political career she’s worked for this time period. And even though I can stand neither her nor that sexual predator hubby of hers, my only words to her are: “You go girl! Keep kick’em in the side to let them know that you are alive and well.”
I don’t know. Has he announced?
If Hillary wins West Virginia by 70+% and the democrat dons can’t see what’s going on with their own blue-collar base, then far be it from me to warn them.
McCain isn’t pretty but he’s better than Obama.
Obama wisely kept far away from West Virginia. But he doesn’t care about this primary, he’ll lose it by 40 points and smile, congratulate Hillary, and laugh all the way to the convetion.
Undeclared (80)
Sen. Max Baucus (Mont.)
Sen. Joseph Biden (Del.)
Sen. Barbara Boxer (Calif.)*
Sen. Sherrod Brown (Ohio)
Sen. Robert Byrd (W.Va.)
Sen. Benjamin Cardin (Md.)
Sen. Tom Carper (Del.)
Sen. Russ Feingold (Wis.)**
Sen. Tom Harkin (Iowa)
Sen. Herb Kohl (Wis.)
Sen. Mary Landrieu (La.)
Sen. Frank Lautenberg (N.J.)
Sen. Carl Levin (Mich.)
Sen. Bill Nelson (Fla.)
Sen. Jack Reed (R.I.)
Sen. Harry Reid (Nev.)
Sen. Ken Salazar (Colo.)
Sen. Jon Tester (Mont.)
Sen. Jim Webb (Va.)
Sen. Ron Wyden (Ore.)
Rep. Jason Altmire (Pa.)
Rep. Howard Berman (Calif.)
Del. Madeleine Bordallo (Guam)
Rep. Dan Boren (Okla.)
Rep. Allen Boyd (Fla.)
Rep. Nancy Boyda (Kan.)
Rep. Robert Brady (Pa.)
Rep. James Clyburn (S.C.)
Rep. Jim Costa (Calif.)
Rep. Joe Courtney (Conn.)
Rep. Bud Cramer (Ala.)
Rep. Lincoln Davis (Tenn.)
Rep. Susan Davis (Calif.)
Rep. Mike Doyle (Pa.)
Rep. Brad Ellsworth (Ind.)***
Rep. Rahm Emanuel (Ill.)
Rep. Bob Etheridge (N.C.)
Rep. Sam Farr (Calif.)
Rep. Bob Filner (Calif.)
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (Ariz.)
Rep. Bart Gordon (Tenn.)
Rep. Tim Holden (Pa.)
Rep. Rush Holt (N.J.)
Rep. Mike Honda (Calif.)
Rep. Steny Hoyer (Md.)
Rep. William Jefferson (La.)
Rep. Marcy Kaptur (Ohio)
Rep. Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick (Mich.)
Rep. Ron Klein (Fla.)
Rep. Dennis Kucinich (Ohio)
Rep. Nick Lampson (Texas)
Rep. Tim Mahoney (Fla.)
Rep. Ed Markey (Mass.)
Rep. Jim Marshall (Ga.)
Rep. Jim Matheson (Utah)
Rep. Jim McDermott (Wash.)
Rep. Mike McIntyre (N.C.)
Rep. Jerry McNerney (Calif.)
Rep. Charlie Melancon (La.)
Rep. Mike Michaud (Maine)
Rep. Alan Mollohan (W.Va.)
Rep. Dennis Moore (Kan.)
Rep. John Olver (Mass.)
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (Calif.)
Rep. Collin Peterson (Minn.)
Rep. John Salazar (Colo.)
Rep. John Sarbanes (Md.)
Rep. Zack Space (Ohio)
Rep. John Spratt (S.C.)
Rep. Pete Stark (Calif.)
Rep. Bart Stupak (Mich.)
Rep. Gene Taylor (Miss.)
Rep. John Tierney (Mass.)
Rep. Niki Tsongas (Mass.)
Rep. Mark Udall (Colo.)
Rep. Tom Udall (N.M.)
Rep. Chris Van Hollen (Md.)
Rep. Peter Visclosky (Ind.)
Rep. Henry Waxman (Calif.)
Rep. Charlie Wilson (Ohio)
He did yesterday while addressing Veterans.
Yes, that’s why I asked. Let’s hope it angers the leftwing moonbats.

you can’t stand her or her husband yet you want her to “go girl” Doesn’t make sense.
Yes he will.
One that a vet gave him a few weeks back. It looked nice on his lapel.
Racist on right: “Easy with that sword there Darrel”.
To me, it is just more pandering.
“sheets” can barely mumble these days.
Sheets makes a brief appearance in a Babawawa mocking - http://youtube.com/watch?v=1K62cMMvVdM
LOL...good stuff !!
Hillary is going all the way to Denver. Will not get out until a nominee is named!
Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., walks holding her ice cream followed by secret service during a campaign stop at a farmer's market in Charleston, W. Va. Tuesday, May 13, 2008, as West Virginians cast their ballots vote in the presidential primary election.
And what do you call it when hilllereee adapts her speech to whatever part of the country she is speaking in? OR she pretends she did this or that or lies about Bosina and sniper fire? Is she NOT pandering to the crowd? She’s done MUCH MORE of that and so has her old man.
Obama will not even speak tonight, he is ignoring this completely:)
But then the out come sucks, mostly because of the Clinton retreads she would bring to power with her.
IF she would dump that slug, I would still not agree with anything she represents. But I would respect her. He bears her no good.
She'll give that speech in Puerto Rico tomorrow, 5/14 and Thursday, 5/15 -- she's expected to criss-cross the Island campaigning for her husband.
Chelsea is also in Puerto Rico right now (through Friday).
Nixon had his Enemies List.
This is the (partial) Dummies List.
HILLARY PLAYING THE HARD WORKING WHITE AMERICAN CARD ON YOUTUBE - http://youtube.com/watch?v=2PsrSqf-q_Y
This vote is probably 35% pro-Hillary and 235% anti-Obama. ‘Anyone but Obama’ in W. Va.
Dennis Kucinich would probably have a landslide there against BHO.
Nixon? HERE IS THE STORY OF HILLARY AND NIXON DURING WATERGATE - http://youtube.com/watch?v=bDPQHKmU0P8
OK. I see how it works now. Saying that Obama is pandering is the same as saying that Hillary doesn’t.
Thanks much for pointing that out to me.
SHEEESH!!!
Clinton Running Hard as West Virginia Votes
By PATRICK HEALY
Published: May 13, 2008
Forget the calls for her to quit the presidential race: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is determined to rack up two big primary victories in the next eight days in West Virginia and Kentucky as she seeks to prove her continued political viability and claim bargaining chips that might help her exit the race on her terms, her advisers say.
It is a risky proposition. Mrs. Clinton is behind Senator Barack Obama in both the national popular vote and the delegate count, and she could appear to be a spoiler if she damages his candidacy in those two closely fought states, her advisers acknowledge.But she and her chief political counselor, her husband, see the two coming primaries as crucial to strengthening her standing and, if it comes to it, to allowing her to leave the race on a high note, the advisers say.
Sizable victories the Clinton camp believes it could win West Virginia by 25 points or more might put pressure on Mr. Obama to agree to her demands to seat the disputed delegates from Michigan and Florida, some of her advisers say, which would let her claim a victory on a battle she has fought for months. Accumulating victories this late in the primary season as Mr. Obama looks so strong might also bolster a bid for the vice presidency, should she decide to seek it. (Whether Mr. Obama would ask her, however, is very much in doubt.)
Brit said once that the TV pundits know by mid-afternoon what the exit polls say and they try to give the viewer hints.
Have any of you people with TV’s been seeing hints?
VIDEO OF W. VIRGINIA VOTERS AT THE POLLS - http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=WEST+VIRGINIA+PRIMARY&btnG=Search+News
book marked for later read.
I think you covered it.
West Virginia IS one of the 57 states but Florida and Michigan are NOT?!
My purse-carrying rep (Rep. Bart Stupak (Mich.)) is uncommitted?
No way!
This man who lives amongst beer swilling, gun-toting, venison eating northwoods tough guys represents Pelosii’s San Francisco district. That’s a fact. And these hornswoggled morons will send him back to congress for another term.
All very good questions.....but I still like the song.... West Virginia, mountain mama.....take me home, country roads.
Darn, I forgot one.
Will Chris Matthews get a thrill up his leg?
Yes, with all 57 stars.
W.V. RATs: You’re about to be called redneck racist trailer trash by you party’s elites. Dontcha love bein’ a RAT?
She stays in the race so she can tour WV and KY as she has never done thus far. What a good way to tour the country. People in WV and KY “believe” in her too.
Why do you think WV people don’t want Oprah’s Obama when NC people salivated last week over him?
FROM SEC OF STATE WEBSITE
The important thing to remember is that your choice will affect your options for voting for partisan candidates in the Primary Election, when parties make their nominations. Also, if you ever decide to run for office, you may only file for nomination in a party in which you are registered.
West Virginia has a “closed” primary, which means that people registered in one party cannot vote for candidates in another party. At the Primary Election, if you have listed a party choice on your voter registration, you will be given the ballot of that party. You will not have the right to receive the ballot of a different party.
If you register with no party affiliation, you will be given a non-partisan ballot (for Board of Education and any issues on the ballot) in the Primary Election. The political parties have the right to decide who may participate in their nominating processes. The Republican, Mountain or Democratic Party allow any voter who is not registered with an official party to vote in their Primary Election.
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