Is this really a scandal? Exxon is STILL posting profits while I pay $50 to fill half of my Pontiac Aztek's gas tank, all kinds of lies are still flying about with regard to the wars we're involved with and the democratic primaries are being dragged on and on and on while a verbose preacher is not being looked at as having an agenda against my favorite Presidential candidate, Barack Obama, and the scandal of the day is that Paula Abdul can't read her own notes properly.

wtf?

 Who minds Miley? I honestly thought these recent pics of Miley Cyrus in Vanity Fair, barebacked and all, were pretty. She looks  like  a  cherub, in the face. Otherwise, she needs  to eat!   Whoever  takes care  of her  is doing a crappy job , putting  her in "embarrassing" situations and denying her food. FEED HER and get her some  responsible guardians.

And to top it off, Mrs. Clinton is having a memory problem or delusions of dodging bullets incorrectly. I dont' even have the patience to finish this post. Let me just say that if I told an employer I worked somewhere I never set foot in, or if i stated I was an employee where I was a temp worker, I'd be doubted and fired, and have a tough time getting rehired. So would you. Why should Hillary be any different?

Don't get sucked in! Obama didn't set the rules, the Democratic National Convention did. The DNC said any elections before Feb. 5th won't count, and the state held their elections on January 15th. If the voters have a problem with the process, it needs to be addressed with the state legislators. Mrs. Clinton needs to fault the right people and stop confusing the electorate. She needs to stop using the tactics employed by her opponents on the right, stop grasping at straws, and either fight with a fair campaign or dropout, in my never to be humble opinion.

If you're totally confused about the issue, check out this article.

Both states changed the dates they would hold their primaries, which violates the DNC rules. As a result, the DNC stripped the candidates' right to pick up delegates. Understandable. You broke the rules so you don't get to play. Very democratic. 

The problem? In January there were more candidates! John Edwards and Dennis Kucinich would have a lot to squawk about if there were another vote since they too lost an opportunity to pick up delegates. Voters would have something to protest over for the fact that they lost an opportunity  to vote for the candidates they believe in most. Not democratic.

So far, DNC chairman Howard Dean (yah!) is standing his ground, saying everyone knew the rules. Only Clinton's campaign is calling for a re-vote.

This mess underlines why I am an Obama faithful. We're only in the primary season and the Clinton camp is like a three-year-old throwing a fit because they can't have the toy they want. Misleading attack ads got her ahead in OH and TX, Now she's trying to increase her lead by breaking the rules. Sets things up nicely for another Republican White House. It also shows us what to expect from her as president - a tyrant type who does whatever she wants regardless of rules or the good of the country. What makes Clinton as President any different than what we've had the last 8 years?

On the OH, TX primary I dropped the ball. I should have been blogging to get out the Barack Obama vote and probably recruiting voters too, but I was lax. What I don't get is this: the Dems I know in OH and TX claimed to support Obama. The conservatives I know in both places support Ron Paul. So how did neither win? Just a curious thing. Hopefully, Obama will pull through ultimately. So if you haven't voted yet, and you're voting the Democratic ticket, vote for Obama. I'll opine on why in a bit.

Now I understand that several right-wing radio talk-show hosts were calling for everyone to vote for Hillary Clinton, but I have a hard time believing people did. Not enough to create the "landslide" victories she had in the two states. For a Republican to vote for a Democrat in a primary election means that the voter who switches forgoes the right to select their representatives for the other elected seats; county commissioners, judges, clerks of courts, sheriffs, prosecutors, ... if you voted yesterday you know the list. Local officials have a lot more impact on everyday living than the president, and it's difficult to believe that one would pass all of that up to vote for one person whom they despise.

Cleveland mayors have turned coat and proven my last post wrong. Four local mayors switched parties. Read about it here.