Jesus Christ, Is This Shit Gonna End, EVER ! ? ! ? !

[THUNDER HANDS]

It's getting to the point where I don't care who the nominee is.

I feel like a guy at a nice, fancy resturant waiting for his meal that never comes and someone offers him up McDonalds and he's glad to take it just because it's here and it's ready.

I want some nice, fresh Obama, but I'll take some stale, leftover Clinton if that's all you have.

I'm fucking starving.

Get me my nominee!!

[Epiphany4z]

1. lmao

could not have said it better!! love the pic

[uponit7771]

2. As long as DNC can register 320,000 new voters in one state alone I don't think it will end soon.

[VeraAgnes]

3. I am pleased to see states like Montana, South Dakota

Kentucky and West Virginia all have an experience with the Primaries. Especially Montana! It is a bit of a change for us "EASTERNS".

[VenusRising]

4. These two feel the same as you do.

Take a minute or two and have a laugh.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Mc3GQmGGms

[rocktivity]

5. If Obama wins NC and gets at least 42% of IN

It will be over in two weeks. So hang in there.

:headbang:
rocknation

[keep_it_real]

6. Jesus, please give this man his nominee

[jobycom]

7. I, on the other hand, love this. This is exactly what DU wanted in 2004.

Or at least, it's what we said we wanted. Then people were complaining that Kerry had wrapped it up so quickly. Now people are complaining that neither candidate has wrapped it up.

There's a real debate going on. People are engaging. States with late primaries suddenly matter. Ballot issues are getting added attention because this beautiful primary is going on so long, adding a big ticket draw to local and state issues.

What's not to love? I feel the opposite of you. I feel that I've been forced to eat at McDonald's until now, and finally I'm being shown a full menu of gourmet fair.

I'll happily wait a little longer--you rush the chef, you get lousy food.