You ask how many Republican voters were disenfranchised when Romney dropped out ? That would be ZERO. The Republicans still held their primaries, genius. The voters could vote for anyone they liked. Romney is allowed to drop out if he wishes. What a silly non-argument.

The voters are disenfranchised when their votes affect the outcome and their votes are suppressed. Hillary/Obama is the textbook case. The clearest case I've seen in my lifetime. The Democrats are NOT democratic. Ironic, isn't it ? How strange that you should attempt to defend it. Do you care about nothing other than your candidate winning ?

2.5 MILLION DISENFRANCHISED…IN AMERICA…SHAMEFUL

Democrats - the alleged party of civil rights, sticking up for the little guy. LOL. Not even close. The Democrats use the little guy the way the carnival barker uses the mark.

How many REPUBLICAN voters were disenfranchised by Romney bowing out and McCain winning the nomination so early?

How many?

Did all those Republican voters play ANY part in selecting the GOP candidate? No.

Are conservatives crying crocodile tears for the disenfranchised GOP voters?

Didn't think so. Much to do about nothing.

As it stands now, the Dems disenfranchised 2.5 million this time. I wonder if Floridians would agree with your statement that "Florida doesn't count" ? I'm willing to bet they don't. Michigan voters either. Every American's voice should be heard in an election. That's the "end of story", not what you said. Nice example of depraved situational ethics though, Rev.

Barack Obama - Yes We Can…Steal The Nomination. Catchy.

What's that Obama says about "fairness" ? LOL.

And Democrats see what Hillary is made of with her use of the word assassination yesterday. Good riddance.

President Barack Obama.

Obama is almost certain to be the Democratic nominee, because the Democrats want to unite to fight McCain, but it's disingenuous to say Hillary doesn't have a case. She does have one, and it's getting stronger and stronger, against all odds, with Hillary having won 7 of the last 11 primaries, with 5 of her 7 wins being blowouts. Hillary has done this while being vastly outspent by Obama, with many Democrats saying for months that she has no chance and should drop out of the race, and with the majority of the mainstream media not even feigning objectivity, by dissing Hillary and openly advocating for Obama. Hillary's comeback has been pretty remarkable in light of all that. Plus, the polls show her beating McCain much more handily than Obama would.

The old saying about the Dems is that if there's any way to screw up an election, the Dems will find it. They may be doing it again this time, when they've never had a bigger advantage in a national election. The anti-Bush backlash should make this a cakewalk for the Dems, but they just might lose the White House by going with Barry the rookie, who has been making tons of mistakes lately (that I am happy to point out, even if the media isn't).

Also, I'm sure Obama appreciates your support of his wasting of taxpayer dollars on frivolous earmarks. I'm willing to bet the american people will view this issue differently than you do. I'm also willing to bet that if Obama was the one with zero earmarks and McCain was the one with 100 of them, your opinion would be completely the opposite.