[Greg F]

Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night. Last nights contest was like a friendly sparring match, not a fight where the manager is in the corner telling his fighter that a knock-out is needed or they lose.

[twigs]

I can’t see Clinton and all that power slipping quietly away. I suspect that she’s onto Plan B—we just don’t know what it is yet.

[OCCASparky]

Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night.

That would be a fatal assumption. Clintons NEVER go ANYWHERE quietly.

[McBuff]

Are you kidding me??What you saw last night is what Vince Foster saw the night before he ended up in Ft. Marcy Park. When the Clintons look conciliatory. ..that’s the time to don the kevlar body armor.

[Sig Sauer P220]

Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night. Last nights contest was like a friendly sparring match, not a fight where the manager is in the corner telling his fighter that a knock-out is needed or they lose.

Thats when O'bama should fear her the most. Come a little closer, said the spider to the fly.

[Iron Munro]

Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night.

I don't know about going away quietly but I believe the reality of the situation is setting in.
At the start of the debate she seemed upbeat and full of anticipation as if she knew she had a game plan that was going to turn things around.

But about the time she got booed on her "Xerox" quip - which was actually a pretty good retort - you could see the belief fade from her and she took on a look of resignation.

It is clear that Obama could say or do anything and get a big round of applause but the slightest criticism of him gets a negative reaction.

The libtard crowd is mesmerized and sent into flights of ecstacy at the thought that a black will be elected to the presidency. It doesn't matter if he is qualified or the best choice - it is the color of his skin that matters to them. Just the thought that they can be a part of it by voting for him sends them swooning.

I don't know if anyone can successfully campaign against him because his supporters have left judgement and rational thought behind.

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[dennisw]

Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night. Last nights contest was like a friendly sparring match, not a fight where the manager is in the corner telling his fighter that a knock-out is needed or they lose.

Hillary Clinton is tired and wasted and worn out. And it shows. Maybe she woke up and said to herself--  "Why the hell do I want to be president and work like a dog"

Hillary is basically a braggadocios bum who has never done anything in the Senate and never done anything prior to that. Hillary is where she is only because of Bill Clinton while Obama is a self made man I think she gradually realized that being president is a 24/7 job and requires hard work. And Hillary sure looks like she has a thyroid condition

[celtic gal]

Hillary will not go quietly anywhere...she will play parts to get what she wants...if she can’t be the nominee VP will suit her and who knows what can happen after that. She and Obama are so close for the most part and differ on little that if Obama gets the nomination and she is on his ticket no matter how distasteful it may be to him, she might just pull the others his way for what she may be able to convince him would be a landslide...Hillary will not give up she never has and I don’t think will.

[mware]

I think she may be satisfied with becoming Queen of the Senate.

Harry be ready to get dethroned.

[cgbg]

Hillary is starting to look as if she will go quietly into the night. Last nights contest was like a friendly sparring match, not a fight where the manager is in the corner telling his fighter that a knock-out is needed or they lose.

Her campaign had no plan after Super Tuesday. Hillary said as late as December she believed the race would be over then.

At this point even she knows that her campaign is on fumes. The super-delegates are starting to jump on the Obama bandwagon, and the polls (plus the delegate selection process) in Texas are starting to look grim for her. Obama is better organized than she is everywhere, including Ohio and Texas, and he is outspending her on ads by a three to one margin. While the media is focusing on Ohio and Texas she is facing total disaster in Vermont, Rhode Island and then Mississippi and Wyoming.

I think she will go through the motions between now and March 4 and then get out of the race.

However I would not be stunned if she dropped out before then.

Hillary does know how to count.

[Gaffer]

Don't count the evil one out, yet. Not till you see both her legs....and both her arms poking out from 'neath that twister-tossed house....

What keeps most and has kept her following, particularly those in the Democratic apparatus (lower level electeds, pundits, consultants, government experts, etc.) has been abject fear for their careers (some for their lives). They exalt her because they are total socialists like she, or they are very afraid not to. Now, some are seeing the king (queen) may have no clothes and an overthrow 'might' succeed. Once this feeling is pervasive, the spillover will break the levees just like in NOL. That is why this is happening.