Dems beginning to cannibalize Hillary

Winter · 05-07-2008, 03:27 PM

We have reached critical mass. The superdelegates will begin to cannibalize her and turn against her in order to stop her madness.

Fine, I am in it for the entertainment value because the outcome is already known. Go for it.

This will go on for a while and then she will concede with some whiney self-aggrandizing speech about how she could still win but is going to step down for the unity of the party. Whatever. We expect no less. Take Bill with you.

Maybe she should call Obama and strike a deal with him where he gets the number two slot on the ticket. Whatever, do what you must. I am just looking for the giggles. Maybe she can still win if you add in the delegates from Quebec.

Winter

Mr. Bill · 05-07-2008, 06:17 PM

Doubtful Barack will offer her #2. MOre doubtful she would even consider it. Wonder what Billyboy's thinking now, given that most of the turncoats were people he "gave" jobs to. Handed to them on a silver platter. The Clinton era may be over, but we're back to:

Obama = a nice big stack of fluffy pancakes.

Nothing more, so far.

At least Hillary took some risk, took some positions, took the heat, even going on O'Reilly. Obama = avoidance at all costs.

Will be interesting to see what happens. McCain better be practicing his debating skills, and get some help from O'Reilly in the spin-o-meter shutdown.

Winter · 05-07-2008, 06:42 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. Bill

Doubtful Barack will offer her #2. MOre doubtful she would even consider it.

No lie there. You will see that my post was tongue in cheek about HER offering HIM the number two slot. However, I do think she would take the number two slot in a flash when it is all over. Not that she wanted to end out there. However, Obama doesnt need her baggage or Bill's for anything. She is out. Couple more mini-primaries in the next two weeks then she concedes.

Whatever happened to our man James here? He must be smiling on the Hildebeast's demise somewhere. No love lost there.

Winter

xrac · 05-07-2008, 08:01 PM

She is done and I am glad! The Clinton era is kaput.

At least that is what it seems to me.

Winter · 05-07-2008, 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by xrac

She is done and I am glad! The Clinton era is kaput. At least that is what it seems to me.

Kaput, unless McCain wins. Then Hillary reappears in 2012 like a fly around your potato salad at the picnic.

Winter

djs · 05-07-2008, 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by Winter

Kaput, unless McCain wins. Then Hillary reappears in 2012 like a fly around your potato salad at the picnic.

Winter

Actually, probably not. I think that is the year she has to re-run for her senate seat, which makes it hard to run for president too. She'll have to make a choice, it's almost political suicide to run for both in the same election year.

Her polling numbers won't get better with age, unless she actually submits some legislation for any of the thousand things she claimed she'll do. This was part of John Kerry's problem, promise the world, then go away.

Dan

Winter · 05-07-2008, 09:13 PM

Originally Posted by djs

Actually, probably not. I think that is the year she has to re-run for her senate seat, which makes it hard to run for president too. She'll have to make a choice, it's almost political suicide to run for both in the same election year.

Her polling numbers won't get better with age, unless she actually submits some legislation for any of the thousand things she claimed she'll do. This was part of John Kerry's problem, promise the world, then go away.

Dan

Except that she is obsessed with being president and if McCain is elected she will still be campaigning after the election and for the next four years. Most likely Obama will be elected and Hillary take over a role much lTed Kennedy holds now. Someone who was never elected president but is the epi-center of the party and has considerable influence.

McCain has plenty of material to run againt with Obama but that does not change the fact that this a democratic year barring any scandals unless they are interesting scandals.

Winter

Mr. Bill · 05-07-2008, 11:36 PM

From Drudge..hope it posts properly!

Mr. Bill · 05-07-2008, 11:43 PM

James has been missing for quite a while....

It is still so hard for me to believe people voted FOR Obama, I can understand the AGAINST Hillary though...

WIN · 05-09-2008, 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. Bill

It is still so hard for me to believe people voted FOR Obama, I can understand the AGAINST Hillary though...

Just as hard for me to believe anyone could vote for McCain unless they're filthy rich or wearing a sheet.

Those voting for Obama:

Should be about 95% of the African American vote.
All of those who want out of Iraq.
All of those who think McCain can't spell economy.
Educated Democrats.

Too bad Obama will have to dial down the debating style a couple of notches to not alienate the bubba factor or it would be downright comical watching McCain stammer around on at least a dozen important issues that he's been for and then totally against.

Winter · 05-09-2008, 01:53 PM

Originally Posted by WIN

Just as hard for me to believe anyone could vote for McCain unless they're filthy rich or wearing a sheet.

Those voting for Obama:

Should be about 95% of the African American vote.
All of those who want out of Iraq.
All of those who think McCain can't spell economy.
Educated Democrats.

Too bad Obama will have to dial down the debating style a couple of notches to not alienate the bubba factor or it would be downright comical watching McCain stammer around on at least a dozen important issues that he's been for and then totally against.

Also voting for Obama would be his wife because this is the first time in her life that she is proud to be an American.

Obama's pastor is apparently not going to support him because Obama and Che Guevara are too far to the right for him. He is looking for a party headed up Cynthia McKinney with either Shirley McLain or Jane Fonda as VP. Come to think of it, I read somewhere that Cynthia McKinney is running for president or congress or something on the green party ticket or something. There ya go Rev. Wirght.

Winter

WIN · 05-09-2008, 02:10 PM

Originally Posted by Winter

Also voting for Obama would be his wife because this is the first time in her life that she is proud to be an American.
Winter

Actually she said...“People in this country are ready for change and hungry for a different kind of politics and … for the first time in my adult life I am proud of my country because it feels like hope is finally making a comeback.”

I was born in 69...can't say I've been proud of my country since 87. Proud to be an American...sure...proud of many other Americans like our soldiers that have given everything they have and then some for a B.S. war...for damned sure. Proud of America as a country in my adult lifetime...not so much.

Mr. Bill · 05-09-2008, 02:44 PM

Originally Posted by WIN

Just as hard for me to believe anyone could vote for McCain unless they're filthy rich or wearing a sheet.

Those voting for Obama:

Should be about 95% of the African American vote.
All of those who want out of Iraq.
All of those who think McCain can't spell economy.
Educated Democrats.

Too bad Obama will have to dial down the debating style a couple of notches to not alienate the bubba factor or it would be downright comical watching McCain stammer around on at least a dozen important issues that he's been for and then totally against.

So, statistically, THIS WOMAN is going to vote for Obama - just what we need (and the wife of a Congressman!):

YouTube - Monica Conyers debates school children

Oh wait, I'm sure she is an EDUCATED democrat!

Winter · 05-09-2008, 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by WIN

Actually she said...“People in this country are ready for change and hungry for a different kind of politics and … for the first time in my adult life I am proud of my country because it feels like hope is finally making a comeback.”

I was born in 69...can't say I've been proud of my country since 87. Proud to be an American...sure...proud of many other Americans like our soldiers that have given everything they have and then some for a B.S. war...for damned sure. Proud of America as a country in my adult lifetime...not so much.

Maybe the self-centered bitch needs to be stripped of her citizenship and come over the border the hard way and beg, plead, and pray for a chance to be American in order to appreciate it. Must be rough being a graduate of Harvard Law and married to U.S. Senator.

My dad is 93 and was living piss poor on an Indian Reservation when he joined the Marine Corps. He could have whined, bitched, and moaned about everything that he had gone through and been deprived of as justification for not being proud to American but those words will never cross his lips. Nor will you ever hear those words cross Condi's lips who knows as much about this country and being black as that whiney as Michelle Fonda ...er...excuse Obama .....does.

Winter

WIN · 05-09-2008, 05:13 PM

Originally Posted by Winter

My dad is 93 and was living piss poor on an Indian Reservation when he joined the Marine Corps. He could have whined, bitched, and moaned about everything that he had gone through and been deprived of as justification for not being proud to American but those words will never cross his lips.
Winter

So are you PROUD of how AMERICA has treated our Native Americans?

WIN · 05-09-2008, 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. Bill

So, statistically, THIS WOMAN is going to vote for Obama - just what we need (and the wife of a Congressman!):

Oh wait, I'm sure she is an EDUCATED democrat!

I'd say that statistically she will.

Mr. Bill · 05-09-2008, 05:38 PM

Originally Posted by WIN

I'd say that statistically she will.

Which is why the 8th grader in the video would make a better President than any of Obama-manics.

Winter · 05-09-2008, 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by WIN

So are you PROUD of how AMERICA has treated our Native Americans?

It is a good question as you are into an area that you are ill-equipped to understand. It is one of the ironies and mysteries that middle-class whites of recent vintage cannot understand.

However, for past generations it was (and still is for recent arrivals) a fact of life that those who were trod upon the most, immigrants from europe, blacks, natives, were also the most patriotic, the most proud, and the most thankful. These days, you are taught by liberal education that this is because people are too stupid and culturally beaten down to know otherwise. In reality it is a dignity and pride and sense of gratitude that comes from hardship in life and thankfulness, in spite of it all.

This sense of gratitude and pride in being part of the American experience is not to be found in the Michelle Obamas and Rev. Wright's of the world. They are jaundiced, despite the fact that each of them is well, well up into the stratosphere financially from being professional victims and has much more to be thankful for than their ancestors.

I will leave it there.

Winter

theinuranceguy · 05-10-2008, 01:27 AM

Its amazing to me how much people can take this great country for granted.

I was watching today on the news as the whores of Code Pink were demonstrating, lol, and I thought to myself, Why dont they go over to Iraq and demonstrate....

Why dont they over to CHina and demonstrate over human rights...

Or Darfar over genocide...

Or Palestine over terrorism...

Oh wait, they'd get killed, silly me.

Mr. Bill · 05-10-2008, 01:32 AM

No kidding. Best protest where it's safest. Again, why they don't protest gangbanging in certain parts of certain cities (let's see, South Central LA, Chicago, Detroit, etc.) is beyond me. Could it be, perhaps, that they - gasp - don't feel SAFE???

And yet, they expect those who do live in difficult neighborhoods to simply put up with it? What a bunch of hypocrites. If they really felt that strongly, they would "start at home".