Hillary Clinton vows not to quit

nydailynews.com ^ | Saturday, December 15th 2007, 4:00 AM

[supremedoctrine]

I C, that looks like something from a new version of “1984” —shot, yes, in an Invisible Church. Spooky image-—where’s it from?

[InvisibleChurch]

Barak's Ad from a few months ago or so... I remember shrillary demanding an apology from BO... and he gave it. (((sheesh!))

[supremedoctrine]

At a certain point, Hillary , like any candidate, will
sober up and start making “maybe I’ll drop out” noises—Obama and Edwards are on the rise, and while I would hate to see Edwards on any ticket, top or bottom, I do think Obama comes to this process with a lot less “ideological” baggage, or Party Agenda, and that counts for a lot for me.

[napscoordinator]

Why should she quit. This is part of the plan. Wait for the comeback tour. We do not need Obama winning. He is worse than Hillary in that we can beat her but I am not sure we can beat him. He is what the democrats are going to call Bill Clinton II. Mark my words I don’t care how much people can’t stand her, we should be wanting her for the general. We will win with her!!!

[Little Bill]

yes

[supremedoctrine]

You are wrong, and I’ll bet on it.
It will be impossible to “chose” her in the s-f room if public opinion within her own party turns against her.
This Dem field of candidates could soon fill up with a bunch of Ron Pauls.

[sure_fine]

Clinton vows not to quit

sure sounds familar

[fortheDeclaration]

Talk about Orwellian!

[Gator113]

That face is even uglier, considering where it’s been.

[InvisibleChurch]

But I think you’d at least expect her to lose a primary first before she starts yapping about “not quitting”.

[ozzymandus]

Funny stuff. She’s gone from presumed nominee waiting for her coronation to vowing “not to quit”.

[hinckley buzzard]

Let us analyze the Hill Psycho Lying Machine.

You are quite right, her nonanswer was awkward, strange and surprisingly noncommittal. I think she may be realizing that without a set of convincing wins on Super Tuesday, it is indeed over.

[radiohead]

If Hillary has to say that - she's on life support.

Wow, that's why I'm thinking, too. Why would she even need to make a statement like that if she didn't think she was going down?

Run, Obama, run!

[hinckley buzzard]

I don't think she'll be able to control herself if her campaign continues to nosedive and that she will have a conniption fit, in public, within the next three months.

No, she will come down with some ill-defined but potentially debilitating illness which saps her strength and forces her to drop out for the sake of her health. For reasons of "privacy" they will not divulge the "details"(because there won't be any.)

Expect a maudlin primetime goodbye announcement with wasted Billyboy at her side, wiping a tear from his eye and ogling some chick off-camera, while Chelsea sneers and struggles not to roll her eyes.

[Yaelle]

"I not only disapproved but it did not reflect the campaign that I'm running," Clinton said. "My goodness, if cocaine use precluded someone from running for President, how did my husband ever get in? Ha ha [cack-cack-cack] ha ha ha!"

[Red_Devil 232]

Translation: It was my idea and it backfired.

And she blamed one of her henchmen for her idea and then fired him.

[Yaelle]

"I always thought this would get close," said Clinton, now facing a tougher challenge by Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.). "This is what happens in a contested election." "But there is no need to worry; this is one of the things I will take care of in my first term of office so it won't happen again."

[Mark was here]

We all know what a Clinton vow is worth.

[COUNTrecount]

"This is what happens in a contested election."

What is a contested election, one with more than one candidate? She must mean she prefers Cuban presidential elections where only Casrto runs.

[jsh3180]

Hitlary’s broomstick just sprouted flames and is going down in a puff of smoke.