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Cracker Squire (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
From The New York Times : “The Clintons had an important role in the recent history of the Democratic Party and will always play some role, given their success at bringing this country peace and prosperity,” said Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat who backed Mr. Obama. “But elections are about the future, not the past. It's a new era. This is a new spirit that's out...
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Canadian Cynic (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Vote for John Rodham Obama! Or Hillary Hussein McCain or or or... There is great rending of clothing, pulling out of hair and gnashing of teeth going on down in the Greatest Fucking Country the Earth Has Evar Known. Seems that the 300 month primary campaign to make me hate every single fucking candidate for the job of President has devolved into a party rending battle of camp followers. For...
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Cracker Squire (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
... president —- not one —- except two Southerners. Only twice in the past 40 years has the national party's policy yielded a person who can win a general election. And that owed more to the fact that they were from the South and perceived as being more moderate than to any internal party procedure. What caused this losing formula? After the debacle that was the 1968 Democratic...
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Ballot Access News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Last week, the Michigan Democratic Party said all factions had agreed on a proposed division of delegates, 69 for Clinton and 59 for Obama. However, on May 8, the Clinton campaign said it does not support the plan. Since the national Democratic Party would need to approve the state Democratic plan, and [...]
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Fundamental Truths (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Because of the hypocritical actions against Marc Dann today by the Ohio Democratic Party despite the fact he has committed no crime whatsoever. It is clear they have joined in a morals witch hunt which I will have no part of. I will immediatly have my email address removed from their mailing lists and will no longer contribute to the state party in any way whatsover. I have called...
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Patterico's Pontifications (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
[Guest post by DRJ] LULAC of Texas and the Mexican-American Bar Association of Houston have sued the Texas Democratic Party in federal court claiming the Texas Two-Step primary/caucus process unfairly dilutes Hispanic votes by allocating them fewer delegates than the votes alone would yield: “Texas Democrats distribute the state’s 193 delegates using both a primary and a [...]
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Glass City Jungle (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
I don't have the exact vote count, only that all but one member of the Executive Committee of the Ohio Democratic Party voted in support of stripping Marc Dann of the endorsement he received from the Ohio Democratic Party. Which is what the Chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party had stated would be his [...]
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The Moderate Voice (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
This was quite a week — and not just because of the North Carolina and Indiana primaries. It was a week when there were two TV moments when you could seemingly watch and hear the Democratic party starting to split. First, brace yourself for Clinton supporter and strategist Paul Begala clashing with uncommitted superdelegate and former Al Gore campaign manager Donna Brazile. In her devastating...
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Votelaw (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
AP reports: The Texas Democratic Party was sued Friday by Latino advocacy groups that contend the complicated primary and caucus system used in the March 4 presidential primary unfairly diluted Latino votes. The League of United Latin American Citizens of...
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43rd State Blues: Democracy for Ida (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
From an email sent by the Idaho Democratic Party : Press conference scheduled for Monday Last Idaho superdelegate before convention to make endorsement BOISE, Idaho – Idaho Democratic Party officials will gather at Party Headquarters at noon Monday, where Chairman R. Keith Roark, will announce his endorsement democratic presidential nomination. read more »
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Alertnet (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Source: Reuters May 12 (Reuters) - An alliance of pro-Western parties led by the Democratic Party won first place in Serbia's general election on Sunday, slightly ahead of the nationalist Radical Party. Projected ...
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Liberal Values (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
Donkey Dish has a similar take as I have on the manner in which the Clinton campaign and supporters are dividing the Democratic Party by dismissing liberals, especially affluent white collar ones, as elites whose votes do not matter. They write: Grasping at straws as she continues to stay in the contentious Democratic race, Hillary Clinton [...]
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California Progress Report (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago
California Democratic Party Political Director and Young Democrat DNC member cites Obama’s ability to build the party with younger voters...
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Music City Oracle (Free subscription) | 2 hours ago
Peggy Noonan points out that the Democratic Party now knows beyond a reasonable doubt who their presidential nominee is, but they can't yet break out the champagne: The Democratic Party can't celebrate the triumph of Barack Obama because the Democratic Party is busy having a breakdown. You could call it a breakdown over the issues of race and gender, but its...
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BlueNC - Comments (Free subscription) | 1 hour ago
How do you figure we are far right in this state? We have had two Republican governors and GOP control of the state how many total years since reconstruction. In this state we keep electing democrats, last time I looked the Democratic party is left of center.
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anthonytampafl | 04/19/2008
One more time Obama Strikes out with millions of voters Who are the Superdelegates and did Howard Dean hand pick any of them Him Self? Yaaah ABC George Gets The Grand Prize For Calling Obama Out On Obama and on Obamas Own Words You Go George The Only Network with the conhonas to ask the Questions the other networks are afraid to ask for fear of loss of rateing and $$$$$$$$ The winning network will...
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anthonytampafl | 04/19/2008
Who are the Superdelegates and did Howard Dean hand pick any of them Him Self? Ya! Right ABC George Gets The Grand Prize For Calling Obama Out On Obama and on Obamas Own Words You Go George The Only Network with the conhonas to ask the Questions the other networks are afraid to ask for fear of loss of rateing and $$$$$$$$ The winning network will be the one that puts truth over $$$$$ and asks questions...
