Another day closer to D-Day for Hillary

Winter · 03-03-2008, 03:04 PM

Beginning of the end for her. She has a chance of winning either or both states by a slim margin but that wont give her much for delegates due to the way they are awarded.

Boo hoo. Boo hooo hooo.

Winter

Mr. Bill · 03-03-2008, 04:02 PM

My understanding is either way, Obama won't have enough delegates to finish her off so it's off to a brokered convention?

I could be wrong because at this point, do I really care? I would never want Hillary as Prez, I can't stand her philandering hubby, I wish they would just go away. If Blair becomes Prez of Europe, then Bill can be Prez of Africa. She can go live in Namibia with Brad and Angelina.

Sayonara, Clintonistas!

healthagent · 03-03-2008, 04:04 PM

True but if Obama swept the upcoming states there would be very heavy pressure for Hillary to step down.

Winter · 03-03-2008, 04:15 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. Bill

My understanding is either way, Obama won't have enough delegates to finish her off so it's off to a brokered convention?

Sayonara, Clintonistas!

Oh indeed, she could be a bitch and take it to the convention but the Democrats are now spending dollars that they need to spend against the Republicans. Hillary's most likely role is to be the next Teddy Kennedy where she does not win the presidency but still hangs around for the next few decades as the Democratic fixture in the Senate like Kennedy. If she grinds the party down to open warfare by failing to give up she will lose that role and be on Obama's list if he should win. She has to think about tomorrow. She wont have Bill because he turned out to not be much help and they will split now that he has turned out to be useless in helping her to get her true love.

But yeh, either way, she is history. Imagine she will a little tomorrow, maybe even take one of both of the states but not get many delegates and then she will wimper and whine along a little and then eventually make like she is doing what is right for the country. She and Obama are not really in equal positions. Obama has a chance of being VP if she wins but no way he is going to take on all the baggage that goes with her.

Winter

Mr. Bill · 03-03-2008, 04:51 PM

Excuse me while I barf at the whole thought.

I heard the American media has presented 87% positive coverage on Obama. Make no mistake, the man is a socialist, even moreso than Hillary. I simply cannot believe people have been so fooled. I would agree that he is a fabulous speaker, though.

healthagent · 03-03-2008, 05:43 PM

Don't get crazy since McCain will be our next prez.

Winter · 03-03-2008, 05:50 PM

Originally Posted by healthagent

don't get crazy since McCain will be our next prez.

He will if the Republicans get out the vote. So far the democratic primaries are pulling massive, massive numbers of voters. Yes, Obama will lose a lot of his luster after Hillary bites the dust and when the press turns on him and he has to anawer some real questions, and of course, Obama has yet to run against anyone who disagrees with him in any substantive way. McCain will fix that. But, the dems are going to show up with lots and lots of voters. Lots.

Winter

healthagent · 03-03-2008, 05:57 PM

Well you took the words right out of my mouth. When it's just Obama and McCain he's gonna have to put the math where his mouth is....which he can't. McCain will really go after him.

Speech time's gonna be over very soon for Obama and he's gonna have to start getting very specific....against someone with 50X his experience. And McCain's not gonna give him a pass on a single issue.

What's gonna be harder for Obama is McCain, although Republican, is much more to the left and doesn't have far the right theology that Obama could tear into.

Mr. Bill · 03-03-2008, 06:04 PM

Oh yeah, and let's not forget the extremist endorsements - that wacko Hagee character vs. that wacko Farakkhan (okay I know I didn't spell it correctly). Those two: McCain wins.