Posted on 01/04/2008 5:57:17 AM PST by jdm
Huma...like nearly everybody else who pretends to like her...is paid (in one way or another).
BUT...BUT, this was suppose to be a CORONATION?????
I've been saying this since 1991. The more people see of Hillary!, the less they like her. Eventually the mask slips, and people see the ugliness underneath.
The difference between Hillary! and Bill is that with Bill, the mask almost never slips.
Obama won and Clinton lost because of their (initial) position and votes on Iraq.
I have no sense of how Iowa rats think other than they re-vote Harkin into office at every opportunity.
Maybe they just really hate America.
Simply a thought.
Let’s see, from my perspective, the real winner was Edwards, and the Clinton followers now are going to have to choose between Edwards or Obama, and I think most of her followers will go with Edwards..... Obama might have to change his name and drop HUSSEIN by judicial order to gain REAL credibility. Germans to show contempt disallowed the name HITLER after 1945...didn’t they?
Even so, what’s aggravating is that she got the same number of delegates as Edwards, 14, and Obama got only three more than that.
You are right about that.
The desperate Hillary is about to be unleashed and the attackes on Obama will be ferocious.
(I’m running out to buy more popcorn.)
“it is the beginning of the end.”
Not quite. She still has plenty of money and plenty of primaries to go. If she loses in New York, you can write, “The End”.
And with good reason.”
That’s part of the reason.
The other part is that Obama is very good candidate who got a lot of 20-30 year old people to show up.
This is the group that Republicans need to have on our side.
I think Obama will be tough to beat in November. He is positive and resonates with people. We ignore his success at our peril
I pray that is true.
Although Senator Clinton's ego is enormous. She really believes she is owed this election. So she won't be quitting anytime soon. She might even push it all the way to the convention.
Sounds just like carter's and klintoon's path to the presidency
All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up. ...
‘Barack Obama, a relative newcomer to national politics, a year ago largely unknown’
Seriously in error here.
Obama’s performance at the 04 DNC Convention brought him to everybody’s attention. He gave the single best speech by either party that summer.
AS to the beginning of the end, I hope you are right but it may be wishful thinking. The entrenched Dem establishment will not let this go by and the MSM will make all efforts to make sure it is a fluke. Look at the broadcast today on CNN.
I’ll light a candle.
hilary expels too much CO2, that’s a very bad thing. Where’s father algore?
Despite his incredible charm and charisma, I think Obama is the candidate that the Republicans will want to face in 2008. The dims will be hampered by a problem that they don’t even want to admit exists. That problem is the brown-on-black racism in the Hispanic community and the covert recism of the dixiecrats in their ranks. Recently I saw an old dixiecrat experience a “cracker attack”, livid over the possibility of a black man heading the dim ticket. Fun to watch.
Hillary came in third, yet she swamped the combined total of delegates for Obama and Edwards. Can anyone say “fixed?” I want a recount. Every vote must count!!
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