Rush Limbaugh: 'Obama will not be the nominee'

Rush Limbaugh Show | 2/11/08

[pabianice]

Heard this afternoon on Rush's show, in response to a caller's question: 'Obama may get the most delegates, but he won't be the Democrat nominee. We're talking about the Clintons here.'

[hoe_cake]

Hillary doesn’t do graceful.

If she finds grace at Obama’s win, I’ll be shocked.

[maine-iac7]

“It’s the Superdelegates, stupid.”........and the 900 FBI files...........

Ayah

[JFC]

If I were OBAMA, I would not pick her for my v.p. She will stab him in the back....

[kingu]

They’ll never get my vote again until they offer a good candidate.

Run, and stop whining.

[dsc]

“But we’ll feel a lot more pain with Hillary as President.”

It’s the difference between riding the express to Hell, and riding the local to Hell.

I’m not voting for anyone who wants to put us on *either* train.

[CottonBall]

A Secret Service nightmare - having to protect the president from the VP.

LOL!

[arderkrag]

That’s a strategy that never wins. Positive campaigns win. Negative, “just-beat-the-other-guy” campaigns fall to the ground with a resounding thud.

[dsc]

“Run, and stop whining.”

The Republican Party is so corrupt as to render your exhortation ludicrous.

No one can get the nomination without becoming a part of that corruption.

[Miss Didi]

Rush is right about Clinton Inc. Mrs. Clinton will be the nominee or else.

[1Old Pro]

Hillary has too much “goodwill” (or FBI file evidence) with/on too many people to let this slip away and allow the “people” to choose someone other than her.

[rintense]

I said months ago Obama would beat Hillary. I’m still standing by that... as I wait for the Obama hit piece to fall.

[Vor Lady]

Maybe being black beats being a white woman in thier hierarchy.

[dsc]

“Can we have at least one thread without the standard anti-McCain line?”

Just tell yourself, “McCain is not a disaster,” and go back to sleep.

[sr4402]

“It’s the Superdelegates...

Yes and she and Bill are Superdelegates, so two of these go right to her. The count of committed superdelegates for her outstrips Obamas. So even if he wins the regular delegates, he can lose quite substantially through the superdelegates.

Now that McCain is running, I have no choice but to vote aginst McCain.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

I think it is too close to call. Regardless, Rush should factor in the variable that his statement alone could motivate those undecided on the left to prove him wrong. Rush must remember he is a target.

[duckman]

‘Obama may get the most delegates, but he won’t be the Democrat nominee.’
If this happens there will be race riots that will make Watts look like a picnic. IMO

[cinives]

Well, blacks did gt the vote before women...

Just sayin’...

[SierraWasp]

Good answer!!!

[CottonBall]

But we’ll feel a lot more pain with Hillary as President.

I don't believe so. First, Republicans in congress will oppose her in unison. However, with McCain pushing the same exact liberal policies, they will be torn between supporting their party and doing what is right. It will be political suicide to oppose the party that supplies their reelection funds. And would also be suicidal to vote opposite of what their constituents want.

A RINO in office will further tear the party apart, while also increasing the likelihood of Republicans voting for the liberal policies. We have a perfect example of this with amnesty and Bush. With McCain, the fracture and the problems will be intensified.

[Mr. Jeeves]

So, being black trumps being a woman in the PC hierarchy?

I think so. One of the Left's old sayings is "The white woman will walk before the black man" - meaning Hillary is considered the more privileged of the two.

That said, Rush is 100% correct - there is no way Hillary is going to lose this nomination. The back room deals are all in place.