Reply #7: Not only Tweety, but

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most all other *pundits* on all the news channels jumped aboard the Pile On Weak and Unfit-to-Lead Teary-Eyed Hillary garbage wagon. And that includes you too, Keith, and Keith if you're reading this you share blame as well for your Hillary rant Monday night. Whether or not blatant sexism and double-standarding was intended by any of the so-called commentators, that is exactly how it came across. Trying to turn Hillary's brief *moment* into the Dean Scream or the Kerry Joke, showing the clip over and over ad nauseum -- ad nauseum cubed and ad infinitum and adding your *clever* comments. Sealing the deal by showing the Iron My Shirt sign (supposedly a prank by a local radio station).

And in NH women who were planning to vote with their heart, for Obama or Edwards, voted with their heart for Hillary. And then there was her amazing campaign stops on Saturday and Sunday, where she took questions from the audience for a couple of hours each day and wowed 'em with deep knowledge and grasp of the complex crises we face -- any of which could do us in for good in a blink. Betcha that was a deal-sealer too. Betcha a lot of people changed their minds Monday night. Or Tuesday before they went to the polls, but after they turned on the TV or saw the newspaper and the Hillary hate was still in progress. Or maybe when they got into the voting booth, yes, even at late as that. Maybe a lot of them.

You *pundits* all collaborated to hand New Hampshire to Hillary, and now you blowhards won't admit it! Instead it's racism (that is absolute BS) or people lying (they lie in political polls everywhere for all sorts of reasons and often it is just to get the pollster to leave them alone and stop phoning all day long asking you if you've decided who to vote for yet).

Last night after Hillary's win, the *commentators* (mostly the males) were all over the table with no clue as to why. The most ridiculous statement came from Ted Koppel, who gave two reasons, one of which was *well, people have short attention spans.* A couple of the women pundits got it right.

Racism? Give me a break. Election fraud? Nah. Human nature.