Rudy and Edwards Throw In The Towel

~Snooper~

Rudy and Edwards dropped out last night and Rudy threw in with McCain, two peas in a pod in my estimation. I do believe that Edwards will throw in with Obama. The alternative would be "Rather" distasteful I am sure.

Susan Duclos has a good analogy here at Wake Up Americans.

[...] The people who have dropped out recently, Fred Thompson, Dennis Kucinich, Giuliani, last night and now John Edwards, have all done so because they realized that the time had come, they understood that for whatever reasons, their campaigns were not catching fire and no matter the support you get online, or the money collected, sometimes it just does not translate into the votes needed to win the nomination for your party.

It is called realism and it is time Ron Paul, who took only 3 percent in last nights Florida primary, to face reality and do the same.... drop out with some dignity instead of being forced out. Of course he has no plans to do so, but some can face reality and some cannot I guess.

The field is set, the top tiered candidates are, for the GOP, McCain, Romney and Huckabee and for the Democrats, Clinton and Obama.

Super Tuesday, my birthday, will be a hell of a ride.... [...]

Happy Birthday Susan!

I, Snooper, have not yet thrown in with any candidate yet but I will so aver that it won't be either Hillary or Obama whether by direct vote or the cowardly "stay at home and not vote vote".

As we at ANO have so stated repeatedly, this is going to be a bumpy ride.

THE POLLS ARE COMING! THE POLLS ARE COMING!!

~Snooper~

Rasmussen on the Republicans: FL, NY, CA, NJ, GA, MO, AL.

Rush v Huck...Who Will Win?

~Snooper~

My bet is on Rush...

This Isn't Good News For Obama

~Snooper~

Kucinich is obviously bowing out seeing that he hasn't a chance...like his pal Ron Paul.

Representative Dennis Kucinich urged his Iowa followers today to select Senator Barack Obama as their second choice at the caucuses on Thursday if his support is not strong enough to be viable in the 1,781 precincts across the state.

"Senator Obama and I have one thing in common: Change", Mr. Kucinich said in a statement today. (Read the rest)

And we all know what that change is, don't we? Islamic Socialism. I know they don't advocate that but it is due to their ignorance of the Jihadi Threat that they inadvertently, due to BDS, support it in the long haul.

RCP has some squigglies to look at here.

In other news:

Breaking: Kucinich urges supporters to make Obama second choice

Rep. Dennis Kucinich, an antiwar Democratic presidential candidate, just announced he is urging his supporters to make Sen. Barack Obama their second choice during Thursday's Iowa caucus.

This will give Obama a boost in some precincts because the caucus rules (explained in my story in today's paper) require candidates to meet a 15 percent or higher viability threshold. If they don't, the supporters for that candidate must reorganize to join another candidate.

Kucinich, who failed to reach the viability threshold in 2004, let his supporters go to then-Sen. John Edwards. As Obama and Edwards battle with Sen. Hillary Clinton for the top spot in Iowa, the antiwar vote could help Obama Thursday night.

"This is obviously an 'Iowa-only' recommendation, as Sen. Obama and I are competing in the New Hampshire primary next Tuesday where I want to be the first choice of New Hampshire voters," Kucinich said in a statement. (read the rest)

Please note that the term "antiwar democrat" is actually meant to be anti-military anti-Americanist. Read that as socialist. The profile is all too telling.

If I was Obama, I wouldn't want a socialist UFO spotter and MacClaine occultist supporter supporting me. Kucinich threw in with Edwards in 2004 and how did that end up?

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