Why isn't there more outrage at the ...

[Andromeda]

Obama campaign rejecting a do-over in Michigan? It's obvious he's afraid of losing so he's sending Tom Daschle out there to spin for him using some nonsensical drivel about having a "fair election," and how it wouldn't be fair to Obama, blah, blah, blah.

A do-over would tend to favor Hillary and having another MI primary vote would seem to be the only way have a free and fair election.

They know it would benefit Hillary and I contend that it shouldn't make any difference. Let the voters decide who the nominee should be.

The Obama campaign will stoop to anything to win, including perpetuating innuendos and unproven charges against Clinton that will slow down her momentum and give him a chance to make up more lies.

[durrrty libby]

1. There is outrage. People have emailed the state parties and the DNC

What else can we do?:shrug:

[Andromeda]

6. I know we're doing our best.

It's kind of discouraging when you can't get anybody in the media to do its job and report on it in an objective way.

[lachattefolle]

2. Well, I am certain the good people of Michigan have an idea of

what is going on and aren't liking Obama much these days, between the tapes and his trying to torpedo their chance to have their voices heard.
I can see why Kerry endorsed Obama, since neither one of them seems much interested in having all the votes counted. Maybe that was too snarky of me, but Kerry sure was in a hurry to concede Ohio and the 2004 election.

[anamandujano]

3. Kerry went to the top of my shit list for that. Then Obama stood on

the floor of the senate and said that Bush won fair and square.

Partners in crime?

[anamandujano]

4. I'm going to start a thread on this. It'll fall like a rock but it makes me mad.

[robbedvoter]

5. There is in Michigan. I am outraged. MSM won't cover it though

His position is untenable.