Democratic Party or The Entire Party System?

Does this comment by Bill Mayer sound more of a proffesional description by the Obama influence than the Clinton influences of the Democratic Party?
Both the same I say; though I would add that it can be difficult and a possible should have never been there issue that Constitutional thing about born American to quallify, that just doesn't seem to go away either.
Exile? Another topic..
... isn't it?
What is this saying; is it something about getting a candidate in office, or out of office, or both?
What were they thinking when they got one in there?

Who is stupid?'''
What were they thinking with; constituent diallects?


Building this up, or breaking this down; whatever, ...
... from a "what is this?" , and on-to, a "what it is!".
I understand where Mr. Mayer's going with this and why, but "NewsWorthy"...
... and will this note of Bill Mayer ever booste Legislation; or Veto?
Bill Mayers' note: New Rule: If your entire party tries to get rid of you, and you stay in, you can't talk about how easy it is for a woman to push a stupid prick out of her body.Democratic Party Partyologists
What defines the suffix "ologist"?
Why this Etymology?
A Bill Mayer's political opinion is stirred up.
Concider that by this  - He is the same Bill Mayer as the Host of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher".
That concideration therefor shares the "entertainment value" equality paired in general to relativity of HBO.
What Bill Mayer wants to talk about is(about voters and candidates; as a host of a political entertainment program against Republican votes and the Republican Party; Republicans.) how it's not a coincidence that the party of fundamentalism is also the party of fantasy.
Know this:
The word etymology is derived from the Greek etumos which means real or true. The ending ology suggests the study/science of something, as in biology or geology. And that is the etymology of etymology. It is the study of the origins of words; how they evolved. Confused?
http://www.fun-with-words.com/etym_explain.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bill-maher/todd-akin-republicans_b_1826617.html