4/26/2008, 9:02 pm

Hillary's victory in the Pennsylvania has guaranteed many more weeks of strife, embarrassment, and bloodletting.
There's a view among Democrats and the MSM that the reason for the party's failure to pick a candidate is that we have two most extraordinary candidates: talented, attractive, and in their gender and race, excitingly new.
Which is exactly what they are suppose to think. However because we must work within a broken free election model, certain facts have been revealed, putting at risk our plans for The Progressive World of Next Tuesday. This asinine primary process contains a fatal flaw which allows exposure of our candidates weaknesses. Because we are running two progressive candidates who hold identical views on the issues, we are unable to present the normal show primary. Leaving the candidates with no choice but to continue nit-picking over each others irrelevant character flaws.

Hillary has been caught embellishing her resume. Duh! Apparently most the people in God Damn Amerika need to be re-educated, don't they know The Truth™ is what Hillary says it is.
Furthermore Obama's redneck remarks have made things difficult for Hillary because it's much easier expressing condescending views about the working class than pretending to be one of them.
Beyond the damage being inflicted to the candidates, what is happening to the party in general is equally troubling.

The progressive rank and file are growing bitter and there is a fear they may start clinging to guns and religion, instead of clinging to hatred for Bush and Amerika. This would be a complete disaster, if their base believes they can protect themselves and consult their spiritual center for guidance, they could turn their backs on government dependence thereby dooming the Democratic party.
Eight years of Bushitler, millions of innocent people slaughtered, our rights vanishing daily, an unpopular illegal war and the worst recession ever has handed the Democrats their best chance, not merely of winning their first presidential election in 12 years, but of achieving a rare, once in a lifetime transformational shift toward socialism.
And here we are, six months from a presidential election, and it is the Democrats once again who seem to be staring defeat in the face.

By then the damage will have already been done, McCain will win and our struggle will continue.
I know some comrades will say, McCain is one of us, we win regardless. They are wrong. Unlike Obama and Hillary, McCain does not closely follow the teaching of Alinsky, Marx and Engels. He is merely a part-time lefty and a maverick, don't be so certain he will always act for The Greater Good™.
Our future looks bleak comrades, and I'm left asking when will the revolution begin?


