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Daily Kos: Let’s sabotage the Republican primary in Michigan
If nothing else shows you the depth of the far left’s depravity this campaign season, and their willingness to do whatever it takes to win the election, this is it (h/t: Dan Riehl).
Just when you think they couldn’t possibly stoop any lower.
Oh, and before I get jumped by The Usual Suspects, I condemn this kind of bullsh– no matter what party is doing it. This is sabatoging the democratic process by voting for someone you have no intention of supporting in the general election, in order to advance “your guy” – or gal.
Then again, playing games during a time of war – especially in an election year – has become a Democrat party speciality, so I’m not surprised the far left, led by Kos, is embracing this idea. The use of this tactic suggests that Democrats must not be as confident as they want people to think they are about their top tier candidates going into primary season.
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Proving once again that Kos is a complete idiot. He apparently fails to realize that if Romney does win, the mediots will immediately declare him the new “front runner” and “expectations” will rise.
They’ll blather on, “He still has plenty of money. He exceeded expections. He’s the comeback kid.”
On the other hand:
If the Kossacks voted for McCain, it appears to me that the Senator could be very hard to stop, thus putting the GOP voters into the position it appears (judging from some of the comments here)would most benefit the Democratic Party: they’d take their wagons and go home.
Don’t discount the awesome power to mobilize Kos holds. Remember how he banished Joe Lieberman to the wilderness for apostasy?
Steve,
Oh, too right! Kos is totally awesome.
Here’s the dilemma: If Hillary runs unopposed on the ballot and receives only a relative handful of votes, she looks extremely weak. So, do you risk damaging Hillary for the sake of potentially sabotaging the Republicans?
Maybe Kos is an Obama-rammer?
How mature!!!