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The Fix is in for Hillary
Poe.com ^ | January 7, 2008 | Richard Lawrence Poe

Posted on 01/07/2008 3:29:17 PM PST by Richard Poe

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1 posted on 01/07/2008 3:29:17 PM PST by Richard Poe
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To: Richard Poe

We should have a contest, pick the date the story calling Hillary the come back kid is written. I’ll go with Feb 1.


2 posted on 01/07/2008 3:31:08 PM PST by DManA
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To: Richard Poe
You are correct, but I couldn't resist posting this anyway:


3 posted on 01/07/2008 3:31:43 PM PST by Vigilanteman (Are there any men left in Washington? Or are there only cowards? Ahmad Shah Massoud)
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Hillery is FIXED as the in?

Sorry babe, this is a democracy. And a fix in this primary would make the Chicago Democrat Convention of 1968 look like child's play.

There will be no fix. If Hillery wants the nomination, she will have to win it. George Soros has spoken. Terry can't upside Soros. No way.

4 posted on 01/07/2008 3:33:37 PM PST by Candor7 (Background on Muslim Infiltration of the Pentagon, this is SERIES!)
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If she continues running 3rd in the various states, even with Super Delegates, the DNC will find way to drop her. If she can’t win primaries, she certainly can’t win the National.


5 posted on 01/07/2008 3:33:55 PM PST by TomGuy
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Superdelegates are Hillary’s secret weapon that nobody talks about.

Her opposition would have to win an overwhelming majority of elected delegates to take her out.


6 posted on 01/07/2008 3:34:48 PM PST by Nextrush (NO WAY MCCAIN but I remain uncommitted.)
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To: Richard Poe

All true EXCEPT if Hilary loses big in the primaries it will be difficult for the super delegates to nominate her. It would turn off a lot of the party base to get the candidate they clearly didn’t want.


7 posted on 01/07/2008 3:35:16 PM PST by Williams
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The superdelegates control 42 percent of the votes needed to nominate Hillary. They may vote for whomever they wish, for any reason, and may change their minds at will. In August, they will nominate Hillary.

If this human toilet hillary is the dem candidate, she'll lose the general election by a larger margin then Kerry's loss to Bush in '04.

8 posted on 01/07/2008 3:39:15 PM PST by Mr Apple ( "VIDEO CHINAGATE" http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2970981220206109356)
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To: Richard Poe

The super delegates were before the coronation collapse. When the nut-roots finds out, everything is off.


9 posted on 01/07/2008 3:40:28 PM PST by Tarpon (Ignorance, the most expensive commodity produced by mankind.)
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We’ve been having a discussion about this, Richard. It Obama beats her in big enough numbers, I suspect there will be great pressure on the super delegates to jump ship. The pressure, threats, and bribery from the Clintonistas on them must be intense behind the scenes. If Obama looks like he will deserve the nomination, but the Clintonistas stand in the way, there will be warfare by the Dem’s black base.


10 posted on 01/07/2008 3:41:12 PM PST by doug from upland (Stopping Hillary should be a FreeRepublic Manhattan Project)
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“Should Hillary falter in the primaries, the superdelegates will likely come to her rescue and nominate her anyway.”

Not a chance. If Obama is visibly robbed, the nomination won’t be worth anything.


11 posted on 01/07/2008 3:43:36 PM PST by devere
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To: DManA

I pick Feb 6th the day after the primaries.


12 posted on 01/07/2008 3:44:55 PM PST by Parley Baer
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To: Williams

I believe the supuerdelegates are required to vote as pledged on the first ballot; this system could conceivably yield the Dems a candidate they hate. Can’t make up my mind what Dem nominee scenario is the most appealing; I just hope the Republicans can pull together behind someone who will stand for core conservative principles.


13 posted on 01/07/2008 3:45:26 PM PST by Humble Servant (Keep it simple - do what's right.)
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To: Richard Poe

Is Osamabama coming down with a lethal case of Arkancide?


14 posted on 01/07/2008 3:45:30 PM PST by ImpBill ("America ... Where are you now?" --Greg Adams--Brownsville, TX --On the other Front Line)
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To: doug from upland

So what states does Hillary lose on February 5, Super Tuesday?
If she wins a few big ones even by small majorities, I think she is in. Will Edwards still be in the race on February 5?


15 posted on 01/07/2008 3:46:03 PM PST by Maine Mariner
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A lot of the Super Delegates will be running in Nov also. They’d have some ‘splainin to do to their constituents to keep their jobs


16 posted on 01/07/2008 3:48:01 PM PST by digger48
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To: Maine Mariner

These are proportional primaries — not winner take all. Each of them will get some delegates. I don’t know which states she loses, but she is now apparently up by only 4% nationally.


17 posted on 01/07/2008 3:48:10 PM PST by doug from upland (Stopping Hillary should be a FreeRepublic Manhattan Project)
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To: Williams
All true EXCEPT if Hilary loses big in the primaries it will be difficult for the super delegates to nominate her. It would turn off a lot of the party base to get the candidate they clearly didn’t want.

That's part of the key. The other part is contributions. She has a lot of cash, but will need to maintain a healthy contribution level. If the money boys start to bolt, then look out. There's nothing cast in stone that these super-delegates HAVE to cast their vote as pledged.

18 posted on 01/07/2008 3:49:13 PM PST by bcsco (Huckleberry Hound - Another dope from Hope!)
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Sure she will. She just has to win one primary first, to show she is electable. Coming in second doesn't cut it. Hillary has to show she has the goods. It won't matter if Obama should win primary after primary by double-digit blow-out margins. Then Hillary would forced to deny the nomination to a black man favored by the majority of Democrats. Keep him down cause its MY turn. Yeah, right.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

19 posted on 01/07/2008 3:50:28 PM PST by goldstategop (In Memory Of A Dearly Beloved Friend Who Lives In My Heart Forever)
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You must know how the Democrat Party machine works - there’s a dude from Illinois that it wants to run over.


20 posted on 01/07/2008 3:50:33 PM PST by Baladas
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