Well, that’s the only thing one could logically expect after Obama uttered these words in reference to Al Gore during the Michigan rally (yep, the one where they threw Muslims under the bus) on Monday:
Obama stoked lasting Democratic anger over the 2000 outcome when he recognized Gore as “the winner of the popular vote for president.”
“You remember that,” Obama said as the crowd of 20,000 erupted in raucous applause.
Yes, we remember that Senator Obama, and we remember that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton is not only the popular vote winner of the 2008 Democratic Nomination Contest, but also coincidentally amassed more primary votes than any other candidate in history.
Senator Obama, now that you have acknowledged the vital importance of the popular vote, and seem to understand the anger engendered by Democrats over the theft that is oft referred to as the “Presidential Election of 2000,” I’m sure you’ll have no problem, for the good of the party and the nation, renouncing your status as the “presumptive nominee” and crowning Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton. However, if you cannot do that, when you are soundly defeated in November, and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, in 2011, announces her second bid for the Democratic Nomination that was rightfully hers this go round, I expect you to be the first to endorse her, and during that speech, utter these words:
“She won the popular vote for the Democratic nomination! You remember that?“
I’ll be there Senator Obama, and you can bet I will remember.



