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To: jch10
The numbers don’t lie. Obama has the lead and cannot be caught.

Probably. But say Clinton wins big on Tuesday, meaning the momentum has decisively shifted in her favor. The psychology changes then. Obama will look like an exhausted hare to Hillary's tortoise. Delegates, especially of the super kind, may rethink their decisions. Doubtful but I wouldn't rule it out.

4 posted on 05/03/2008 4:09:36 AM PDT by jalisco555 ("My 80% friend is not my 20% enemy" - Ronald Reagan)
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To: jalisco555

Wisely stated, jalisco...

However, Hillary has ALREADY taken the mo...


6 posted on 05/03/2008 4:23:22 AM PDT by levotb
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To: jalisco555

“Probably. But say Clinton wins big on Tuesday, meaning the momentum has decisively shifted in her favor. The psychology changes then. Obama will look like an exhausted hare to Hillary’s tortoise. Delegates, especially of the super kind, may rethink their decisions. Doubtful but I wouldn’t rule it out. “

The superdels already know that Hillary has a better chance of stealing the election from McCain then Obama does. Question is whether the superdels have the nads to steal the nomination from Obama and give it to Hillary knowing that 10% of the RATS might stay home and give McCain victories where RATS usually win.


28 posted on 05/03/2008 6:24:17 AM PDT by EQAndyBuzz (Shouldn't the libs love a Hunter Thompson ticket in 08?)
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To: jalisco555

Even if she wins big, they will not give her the nomination and aleinate the blacks. They depend on this vote in every election.

They will give up 2008 for 2012...IMO.


29 posted on 05/03/2008 6:26:40 AM PDT by jch10
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