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Politics : President Barack Obama -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: manalagi who wrote (15375)	3/25/2008 4:16:56 PM
From: SiouxPal	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 149317

Who's Afraid Of James Carville? James Carville calls Bill Richardson "Judas" because he believes that Democrats should have more loyalty to the Clintons than they should to their country. He believes that if the Clintons provided you with work, you should repay them by supporting Hillary. Of course, if you support Hillary because her husband gave you a job, you've pretty much become the personification of corruption. Rather than disown his remarks, rather than say he "misspoke," James Carville keeps pushing the "Judas" line. Why? What's he after? He's trying to send a message to the other super delegates: go with Barack, and I'm coming after you. I'm going to hunt you down, friend-o. Al Gore, thinking about going with Barack Obama? Et tu, Al? John Edwards, thinking about endorsing Barack Obama? James Carville is coming after you, buddy. He's a tough guy, as you can see from his comments on TV. James Carville is probably the toughest guy on his cul-de-sac in Alexandria, Virginia. He believes that if he goes on TV and stares straight at the screen for a long enough period of time, some super delegate watching him will cower in their closet for fear of being treated like Bill Richardson. But the super delegates have been heading Barack Obama's way for the last couple of months. The super delegates do not want to be responsible for overturning the will of the people. They do not want to choose against the candidate who has more votes, more states won, and more delegates. They want to do what's right, what's fair. So James Carville can huff and puff and threaten to blow their houses down. But it's all sound and fury. In the end, most of the super delegates will do what they believe is right for their country, not for their cronies. I know how I'd like to see this end for the bully James Carville. The same way it ended in the Karate Kid. Johnny Lawrence had picked on Daniel Larusso for a long time, but what Johnny didn't count on was that Daniel knew the crane method. The super delegates, refusing to be intimidated, are about to give James Carville a kick he will never see coming. And the Democratic Party will be the better for it.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/matt-littman/whos-afraid-of-james-car_b_93355.html