Former Clinton cabinet member, 2 ex-senators endorse Obama

AP ^ | April 18th, 2008 | GLEN JOHNSON

[kabar]

Hilary will drop out before the convention. The primary was over after she lost Texas.

[politicalwit]

the same way Dukakis picked Bernstein(sp?)in 88

Wasn't that Lloyd Benson of Texas?

[longtermmemmory]

The Clintons are melting.

Time to kick operation chaos into overdrive.

Question to all: now that denver has said they will not box protesters in, does this mean hillary’s minions (she has minions?) will redo 1968?

[DoughtyOne]

LOL, I should put his face on one of those figures. Good call.

[kabar]

If she only wins by single digits in PA, she should get out. She might stay in until after she gets stomped in NC, but the reality is that she lost the nomination some time ago.

[Retired Greyhound]

I don’t see her ever dropping out.

I still think she will be POTUS. Watch.

[uncbob]

I would have thought Hillary would have went bonkers by now with all the endorsements and MSM going for Obama

Wonder if they have her on anything

[kabar]

The 2008 Dem convention will turn into a love fest. Hillary will be out of the race before it starts. Obama, Hillary, Richardson, Bill, etc. will link hands and sing Kumbaya as the various Dem constituencies come together to prevent a third Bush term and stop the war. Obama has to be the favorite going into the general election.

Obama's nomination will lock blacks into the Dem party forever and Hispanics will flock to the cause as well. Ol man McCain is going to have a difficult ride ahead trying to raise money and replace the loss of many of his base with moderates and independents. God help those conservatives further down the ticket who must run with and against him.

[DoughtyOne]

I love it when Rush says it too. Forgot to mention that.

[kabar]

I’m watching. The Dems—Pelosi, Reid, and the superdelegates—will give her an offer she can’t refuse. The Dem Party will not commit political suicide by stealing the nomination from the people’s choice. And they sure as hell will not wait for the convention to have a nominee.

[The_Republican]

I agree with you on general principle. Klintons are not familiar with concept of losing.

I mean Klintons would drag in Larry Sinclair if they have to. She would hurt him so bad that Party Elders would HAVE TO re-evaluate what to do.

I used to mock Freepers who expressed that THIRD CANDIDATE may be brought in. Now I think if Hillary takes the Larry Sinclair route, then Dems may have NO other choice.

[doug from upland]

If she wins by single digits, she will not get out. If she loses, she will not get out. Hillary doesn’t give a darn about the party —— it is all about her.

[kiriath_jearim]

I used to believe that Sam Nunn used to be a “conservative” Democrat senator.

[MNJohnnie]

Ah thank you. The older I get the more crowded my memory. You are correct, thank you.

[RoseofTexas]

Why does the song “Don't cry for me Argentina” come to mind?!...bawhahahhaha

[longtermmemmory]

IOW the people who are have ZERO CHANCE of ever getting a job in a hillary administration.

[LucyJo]

Helps stem the hemorrhaging of Obama’s “clean, articulate, young man” image, from the J. Wright, B. Ayers, wounds too.

Sam Nunn and David Boren were considered as above the far left nut-case brigade that is running the Dem Party these days.

[Night Hides Not]

Reich is a longtime friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Reich was a longtime friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Fixed it.

[TheLawyerFormerlyKnownAsAl]

I used to believe that Sam Nunn used to be a “conservative” Democrat senator.

And I'll bet you never used to think he was a moron. Well, now you know better. Reich or Reishhhhhhhhhhhhhh could hardly be a surprise, however. Short people got . . .

[The_Republican]

Yeah! If Bill Richardson is Judas according to Carville, I wonder what that makes Reisch.