Apologies to any Who fans but the donk S.C. primary has turned into a middle-aged wasteland and Bubba Christ’s Second Coming was about as well-received as Sherman’s first:

Said Bill Clinton today in Columbia, SC: “Jesse Jackson won South Carolina in ’84 and ’88. Jackson ran a good campaign. And Obama ran a good campaign here.”

So what are you blithely attempting to imply there, Billy Jeff? That Obama won’t be the 2nd black president because Democrats won’t elect him because of his skin color? And poor Hillary. Spanked 2-to-1 by a lightweight whose policy proposals are about as thin as her own skin.

South Carolina is a turning point make no mistake. If past is prologue then it is going to be an ugly turn for the worst.  Hillary ain’t going down without a fight.  Hell, if Hillary had practice going down we wouldn’t know the name Lewinsky in the first place.  She cannot win with the militant lesbian vote alone.  That’s neither here nor there, oh lovers of strong women everywhere.

This is Mama’s Time though and she will marshal every leaky NYT/LAT media assassin, obedient black pastor, and black Congress member to turn the fire hoses on B-HO so she can appear magnanimous and above the fray.

Now’s when the fun part starts. Expect those dogs to be loosed on the Sunday talks in the morning as to jump out ahead of this historic beatdown and to downplay its importance as the permanent campaign soldiers on.

I will concede that The Thompson Betrayal has had me in the doldrums but I absolutely love what the Donks are doing. Thanks for keeping my spirits up guys, gals, and those in between.

Vignettes from the Obama victory speech:

“Change won here tonight. The change just keeps on changing. And we’ve got to change to meet that change. Changing the face of the future. But if we want change for the better we must change what we’ve done in the past. Change we can believe in. Change for the world of tomorrow. Changing to change the present. Change will be all that’s left in your pockets when I’m done. Change.”

Meow.

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