He is a man of principle
His word his every bond
He thought he was invincible
He had a magic wand
That caused his warm adherents
To pull the lever down
With no Dem interference
He owned his Philly town
Of course there were some questions
‘Bout loyalty and such
And even some suggestions
That he displayed too much
Affection for the party
Of lefties, gays and greens
And every one whose hearty
Grin betrayed behind the scenes
A hunger for the power
To make us unto them
To make us all to cower
In fear of every Dem
So now he’s joined the other
Who cheered at his left face
But did not call him brother
Nor gave him honored place
I leave you with this thesis
That coupled with his name
The thirty silver pieces
Forever share his shame

Did you catch the Democratic primaries in PA?
I live close enough to have media bleedover.

Hillary was the polled choice of union rank and filers, but the Labor bosses endorsed Obama.

As I recall, this same split held true in West-by-Gawd, and Ohio and Kentucky.

I wouldn’t automatically assume that Sphincter can pull it off by voting for card-check. A lot of those rank and filers, (like me), have been through enough bogus union elections to know that the leadership only cares about the leadership.

Mythbuster,

Thank you. Perfectly said.

I know it has been postulated hundreds of times here, but I wonder how much bigger of a victory Obama would have had were Sarah Palin not on the ticket. Like your persnal experience Steve, I was not even intrested in McCain until he made Palin his running mate.

..by the way, all of the noise that is made about Palin by the left reminds me of that old Uncle Remus story about Br’er Rabbit imploring Br’er Fox to do anything with him that he likes except throwing him in the briar patch which is, of course, his laughing place.