It's all over but the crying for Hillary

Edmonton Sun ^ | Sun, March 2, 2008 | LISA VAN DUSEN

[Forward the Light Brigade]

The house has fallen, the Munchkins are dancing and singing. All thats left is to have Obama/Dorothy dance to Oz to recieve the crown. Still, I can’t believe we have seen the last of Hillary even if she pull out in the middle of March.

[Madame Dufarge]

Norma Desmond doesn't give up that easily.

There's always another shoe waiting to drop with the Clintons.

[Caipirabob]

That's really her predicament, isn't it? Even among the Dims.

Sure enough! : )

[Caipirabob]

By fight, I mean airplanes crashing, people committing suicide,dead pets being found on porches.

Well sir, you are correct of course. However I'd submit that she might not have as much luck convincing her goons to do her dirty work if there's not a 100% guarantee of a presidential pardon in the near future.

[sport]

I believe you are correct in your assessment.

One thing I know for sure from watching the Clintons operate over the years, is that it is not the goodness of her heart that has prevented it from already happening.

[dearolddad]

In other words, she’s ‘forked’

You might want to check your spelling.

[Defiant]

Nailed it.

[NaughtiusMaximus]

Bookmark

[StarFan]

I thought so last week but the pundits seem to be subtly changing their tune beginning with Chris Mathews, Joe Scarborough and some on foxnews. I believe I read that even Michael Barone is changing his tune.

From someone who didn't have a snowballs chance delegate wise, there's talk if she wins Ohio, Texas and RI on Tuesday it will reinforce her claim that Obama cannot win the big states which may keep the super delegates from switching until April. She's hoping Obama may make a fatal error or Resko may come back to bite him. It's critical that Freepers in Ohio and Texas not vote for the witch. Let's get rid of the Clintons once and for all.

[Inyo-Mono]

But, with BillyJeff, I always said I was ashamed to have a President that I wouldn't invite into my home if he pulled into the driveway.

...but I just don't feel that way about Obama. It's not a personal, deep in the gut, disgusted beyond all belief, revulsion.

That really sums up my feelings about the Clintons. Thanks for saying it so clearly.

[nomorelurker]

That’s also a problem for McPain.

[Octar]

If we get a candidate, much less two candidates, who are qualified to the office it's an accident.

I agree. I have watched the process degenerate for many years and it's gotten progressively worse and less representative each time.

The managing of campaigns by the "pros" and their condescending attitude toward "the voters" has distorted the process so much that a truly qualified individual can only be horrified and would avoid such involvement.

What a shame we have come to this, that only mindless hacks are interested in taking part in this dirty circus.

[Richard Kimball]

That’s seriously wrong. I don’t support the Clintons, but don’t go there, man. You’re better than that.

[mkjessup]

Oh I’m not “going there” at all, I’m just observing that if there is one common theme throughout all of human history, it is that when hubris takes over, when arrogance becomes the energy source of the soul, the Almighty is more inclined than not to put the cosmic smack down on such individuals.

Name me one individual running for President which has greater contempt and disdain for the ‘little people’, who is more deserving for such a hypothetical smack down?

If God decides to “go there”, all I’m saying is “Go God!”

[petitfour]

Does the Empress have no clothes or is she suffering from SSVs?????????