Well, not that I encourage political shenanigans with any group.

But, as I Republican, I have to ask myself "Why should I give a rat's @$$?"

@SwordAndSacrifice: - You should care because those 350 delegates could throw the nomination to Billary in a close race, and if that happens, then there is a chance she could win the general election. It would be better if she does not get those delegates.

^ Well, I think that's where we differ.

As a Republican, I want a Clinton candidacy. Between Obama and herself, she is clearly the most vulnerable in a general election. Her experience and roles in her husband's administration completely offset any appeal to liberal women who may vote for her based upon gender.

Obama, on the other hand, is a different breed of cat. He's unknown, which people who are crying for change will be willing to tolerate. He's black, which will appeal to ungrounded minorities (which is to say almost all of them, except Asians). He's more articulate and intelligent than Hillary.

All around, the guy's bad news for Republicans. Especially in a year when we have a group of Keystone Kops running for our nomination.

@SwordAndSacrifice: - You are certainly right about the Keystone Cops, and you may be right about Obama being the more difficult candidate to beat. I'm not certain of that, however. He may be more beatable than you think. I am certain that I do not want to risk a Clinton Presidency in any way. She must not be allowed anywhere near the Whitehouse.