Democratic Pride Leads 2 Republican Wins

It's the failing of them all, from Comic book villians to Over confident politicians. And they NEVER learn until it's too late.

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[spencer11111]

It is not true that Hillary's out and Obama's in because of the DNC - Obama had better strategy and he did win more states than Hillary, and he carried more delegates. Obama's team is better than Hillary's Mark Penn who doesn't even know how the California primary functions. You may not like it because that may among to academic snobbery but Obama attended better universities than Hillary. Lastly, Hillary voted for the Iraq War and she didn't admit that it was a mistake.

[tristkiss]

Hillary did express regret for her vote on the war resolution during 1 of the debates.

Yes Obama did run an expertly managed campaign. That doesn't discount that there was an enviornment set up within the DNC & the media that protected him from ANY type of critizsm. Particulary when it came from the Clintons. It created a senario which didn't allow for a fair competition when 1 was pushed & the other supressed. Had he come by the win fairly it wouldn't have lead to such descent within the party

[spencer11111]

Yes it is harder for the media (except Fox) to criticise Obama because he's an African-American candidate. But look, Fox was the channel that propagated various lies about Obama, about how he attended a Muslim school in Indonesian, and invited guest who enjoyed playing with his middle name. Fox seems to enjoy emphasising the lie that Obama's father is a Muslim rather than the fact that he's a PhD economics from Princeton, and her mother is a PhD too.