Should Hillary Drop Out?

Primetime Politics ^ | March 29, 2008 | Chuck Todd, Anne E. Kornblut, Perry Bacon Jr., Jonathan Alter

[moderatewolverine]

It is amazing how loud some of the buzz is for Sen. Hillary Clinton to "do what's best for the party" and get out.

More than any other week, this one seemed to have the most actual calls for a Clinton withdrawal.

It started last Friday with Bill Richardson. It has continued throughout the past seven days with calls from both Sen. Barack Obama supporters (Chris Dodd and Pat Leahy) to supposed uncommitted Dem bigwigs (Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi).

[traumer]

[Lizavetta]

Should Hillary Drop Out?

Of an airplane, yes.

[mountn man]

She’s got cankles on her arms.

[peeps36]

I think she should stay in the race because I think she can still win it. I believe the media is propping up Obama and hiding the severe damage inflicted by his racist buddy and mentor. Hillary will win when Barry O is exposed as a fraudulent Christian who is really a Louis Farrakahn type of moslum. If this is true we will see it in the next primary contest between Hillary and Barry O Moslum.

[william clark]

My people have a saying:

Blecchh!

[mountn man]

Austin Powers: She’s a man, baby!

[kenmcg]

Go Hill go!!

[Hildy]

Hillary's theme song:

And I am telling you
I'm not going
Even though the rough times are showing
There's just no way, there's no way
We're part of the same place
We're part of the same time
We both share the same blood
We both have the same mind
And time and time, we've had so much to see and
No, no, no, no, no, no
Im not waking up tomorrow morning and finding that there's nobody there

And I mean there's no way
No, no, no, no way Im living without you
Im not living without you
You see there's just no way, there's no way

Tear down the mountains
Yell, scream, and shout like you can say what you want
Im not walking out
Stop all the rivers, push, strike, and kill
Im not gonna leave you
There's no way I will

And I am telling you
Im not going

[apocalypto]

Hillary has no chance unless something really drastic happens to B. Hussein Obama. When she loses, McCain might pick her up for VP. They have been complimenting each other. A New York Democrat hinted at talk of consolation price for Hillary of NY governorship. I hope not!

[monkapotamus]

[reasonisfaith]

I think Hillary’s significant stumbles during the past several weeks foreshadow her final fall, either this spring or in November.

[SkyPilot]

[CommerceComet]

As a life-long Republican, I love the fact that Hillary is apparently going to fight to the bitter end. In doing so, she will create so much bitterness and ill will that even a resurrected FDR or JFK could not mend it in time for the November general election.

All partisanship aside, should Hillary drop out? No. She is not that far behind and Obama isn't going to secure the nomination either since neither Florida nor Michigan will have their delegates seated. Although Hillary won't win before the convention, she hasn't lost either.

The problem for the Democrats is that both Hillary and Obama have to play nice and neither is going to. In all likelihood, Hillary and Obama are going to engage in a nasty fight (primarily through surrogates) so that by the time the nomination is secured by one of them or a white-knight (Gore, Biden, Bayh), it won't be worth having.

[O Neill]

She should...but she WON'T (unless she's lying again)...

[Wil H]

Should Hillary Drop Out?

She's still breathing, isn't she?

Well, she isn't ready to have her dead fingers pried off HER presidency yet.

[knarf]

This stupid question keeps popping up.

The x42's have more machine in play than we realize, and more yet to come.

I personally think they've got Satan himself on their side and helping them out.

[Emperor Palpatine]

GUILTY!

[Emperor Palpatine]

"I personally think they've got Satan himself on their side..."




Hmmmm, could be........

[Grunthor]

“Should Hillary Drop Out?”

No.

[Mike Darancette]

Heavens no, Hillary is turning over rocks John McCain won’t