BOOM!

[stratomagi]

:nuke::nuke::nuke:

:woohoo::woohoo:

[Fire_brand]

1. here you go:

[TBF]

2. and kick!

:kick:

[C_U_L8R]

3. CHAKALAKA !

[ClassWarrior]

5. I'm gonna take ya hiiiiiiigherrr...

:rofl:

NGU.

[C_U_L8R]

11. high-ya :-)))

[DesEtoiles]

24. atten-TION

[cyndensco]

4. Go Obama!!

:applause:

[elocs]

6. Hey! What's the deal? They're going in opposite directions!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[TheDonkey]

7. O-BAMA! O-BAMA! O-BAMA!

[Arugula Latte]

8. Looks like a zipper becoming unzipped.

:)

[stratomagi]

9. Reminds me of

There's Something About Mary. How did the beans get above the frank?

[smoogatz]

10. Oh my.

Can you say, "divergence?"

[AwakeAtLast]

12. That Edwards endorsement has sunk in

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[stratomagi]

14. Makes you wonder what the Karl Rove counterendorsement will do.

Will we reach O:60 C:35 by the end of the week?

[grantcart]

13. 5 SDs for Obama today

Superdelegate endorsements for Monday May 19th
Obama leads so far today with 5 superdelegates:

Washington State Democratic Party Chairman Dwight Pelz endorsed Obama overnight:


"I will be supporting Barack Obama for many reasons," Pelz continued. "Over the last few years, I have gained a profound respect for Sen. Obama. I have read his books, listened to his speeches, and watched the campaign he has run on the grueling modern presidential playing-field for nearly two years. And I have spoken with literally hundreds of friends and colleagues -- both in and out of politics -- regarding their opinions and observations of this man. I have concluded that Barack Obama is ready to be a great American President." - PolitickerWA.com


West Virginia Senator Robert Byrd has endorsed Obama.

Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., endorsed Barack Obama for president shortly after noon today, focusing on his hope to end the Iraq War.

"As people all across this great nation know, I have been one of the most outspoken opponents of the Bush administration's misguided war in Iraq and its saber rattling around the globe," Byrd said.

"Barack Obama is a noble-hearted patriot and humble Christian, and he has my full faith and support," Byrd concluded.
Kansas Democratic Party Chair Larry Gates has endorsed Obama.

"Kansans can unite behind Sen. Obama and his positive campaign, and that is why I have chosen to endorse him," Gates said. "He has proven his ability to bring Democrats, Republicans and Independents together, and holds the same commitment to working across party lines as Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius.

"Senator Obama inspired record numbers of voters to turn out to the Kansas caucuses, which not only strengthens our Party but also the whole political process. He is the best candidate for Democrats to stand behind as we work to take on John McCain - who supports the war in Iraq and Bush's tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans - in November.

"While I have decided to endorse Sen. Obama, I think it is important to note that Sen. Clinton is a strong leader who ran a passionate campaign. Her contribution to the national discussion has been invaluable and will continue to be important as we're working together to elect Sen. Obama to the White House," Gates said.
Obama now has 300.5 superdelegate votes.

Alaska DNC members Cindy Spanyers and Blake Johnson endorse Obama.

Alaska superdelegates Cindy Spanyers and Blake Johnson announced their support today for Barack Obama, citing his ability to move the country in a new direction and his understanding of Alaskan issues:
"Senator Obama is committed to Alaskans and establishing important ties to the state. He recognizes Alaska's role in our future in energy and is sensitive to the challenges we face due to high-energy costs across the state, from Juneau to Fairbanks and across rural Alaska".


Obama has now overtaken Clinton with DNC member endorsements.

[Perry Logan]

15. Is it possible we'll have a First Lady who "joked" about tearing out the eyes of a former President?

A DEMOCRATIC President, if I'm not mistaken?

No wonder you're so excited.

[stratomagi]

18. My very first ignore.

Hope you are honored.

[Honeycombe8]

19. An example of one of the nasty posts I'm seeing. I'm looking for all those nasty posts by Obamoites

But all I'm finding are nasty posts by Clintonites. Funny thing, that, huh?

You know that Michelle Obama was making fun of the people who were trying to portray her as a "catty" woman. She probably shouldn't have reacted that way, but she's not a politician like Hillary. She's going to make more mistakes, what with her being human and all.

[stop the bleeding]

20. Really? I mean REALLY?!?! Is that all you have?

:beer:

[PM7nj]

21. Wow. What happened to you?

You have always been pretty reasonable before.

:shrug:

[DS1]

27. Have you SEEN his youtube videos?

He's batshit.

[Forkboy]

22. You should start a thread about that.

[Perry Logan]

23. No more irony for you, Little Mister.

[Ian_rd]

25. I'm with you! I think she actually WOULD have torn his eyes out! She's far too violent!

And that's an important issue that voters across America care about!! Where's my drool cup, damnit?!

:rofl:

[Douglas Carpenter]

16. Thanks

[L0oniX]

17. She is going down capitan....

[Kablooie]

26. No. This is wrong. Clinton says she's winning.

So there!