People are doing such horrible things that truly affect other people in horrible ways. They deserve to be Rogue of the week. This is just silly.

 

I agree-it's not really "rogue-ish" behavior, just politics.

 

Hillary doesn't play any dirtier than Obama, for goodness sakes! Take a look at what Obama did while running in his Il. Senate race...he used procedural shenanigans to block other candidates from being on the ballot so he could run uncontested. It won him the race, although earned him some enemies as well.

As for MI..Obama chose to remove his name. Dodd, Kucinich, & Clinton left theirs' on. Obama actually sent mailers to MI urging voters to vote uncommitted. A little bit of subliminal campaigning, wouldn't you say?!?!

In FL..Obama received permission from the DNC to run a national ad for two weeks there. They should not have allowed Obama to do this . He should have only run a state specific ad in other states. Why does he get away with breaking rules when he likes to accuse Hillary of being the only one to do this. Me thinks one took a bite of the hypocritical apple...

My sister once lived in Portland, OR, and it is one of the prettiest places I have ever visisted, however, their Democratic party tends to be too liberal, and hence, a poor selector of a democratic nominee who has the best chance of winning in November. Hillary is the better candidate late in the season, she is the one who is better able to win swing states, and the more formidable foe for McCain.

As for MI/FL...The party leaders should be fined perhaps, but to assign the same accountability to the voters as well, is pure stupidity on the DNC's part. With this unprecedented race, we must revisit the FL/MI debacle.

Obama has repeatedly said counting FL/MI wouldn't change the outcome, so he should for once, MAN UP, and either count the votes, or he should not have blocked having a primary revote. I know Obama likes caucuses, but anybody who has any sense at all knows caucuses are certainly not representational. We should decide FL/MI, and when this is all said and done, scrap delegates, superdelegates(of which, Obama has paid more money to date), and go with popular vote completely. Giving caucuses the same weight, and sometimes more weight, in delegates awarded, as primaries, is absolutely ludicrous, and this should be clear to anybody who knows how caucuses work.

My sister, a Republican, is glad to see obama win the nomination, as she thinks he'll be easier to defeat. I tend to agree with her.

 

The idea that Obama will be easier to beat is simply Republican propaganda aimed at convincing people that the Democratic nominee can't win, for no good reason. it's time to stop such nonsense.

 

I can't believe you chose Hillary as the rogue rather than some dirty dog up at OHSU snubbing the medical marijuana users for organ transplants.