[gridlock]

(side note to JimRob - please to not ban me for this)

[Cricket24]

Keep her in? I plan on voting for her in November! I am NOT voting for another OLD, has been, alleged war hero, who is physically handicapped plus has cancer. The Republican party has done itself in.

[gridlock]

I know you are out there. You are in good company. Rush Limbaugh thought it was a good idea too.

Politics ain’t beanbag, but it sure as Hell ain’t Brain Surgery, either. You get too cute, and you get hosed. We got waaaay too cute, and now we’re gonna get the Beast.

Step up and claim credit, FReepers!

If Denver burns down in August and the Democrats willingly commit suicide, I’ll willingly admit I was wrong.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

Why?
Do you need something to do?

[Fresh Wind]

Scrape the bottom, vote for Rodham!

[visualops]

Some people are thinking in terms of who we can beat, but maybe they should be thinking in terms of who would you rather lose to. The Obamination would be disastrous, he is way left of Hillary and dangerously naive to boot.

Besides, what few FReepers may have voted for Hillary in primaries I doubt would make much if any difference.

[Teacher317]

I didn’t... but I also fail to see how a shift of 15, 9, 8, and -5 (OH, TX, RI, and OH) gives her a “big comeback”... an overall gain of only 27 delegates, bringing her deficit down to “only” 86 (and “only” 130 of the non-superdelegates).

Once again, the MSM is trying to use every story, trick, and idea from 1992, 1996, 2000, and 2004 (for example, becoming the “Comeback Kid” as Bill was labelled) in hopes of handing her the crown... and it’s not working nearly as well as they’d hoped.

I’m pulling for Obama, if only to see her humiliated in defeat, as she so richly deserves, and to show the MSM how ineffective they have become.

(However, I have a heavy bet at work that she will win it all. I’m a closet pessimist that way.)

[garbanzo]

Well there are some people who keep the better interests of the nation as a whole in mind rather than pursuing some old political vendetta. I would have loved to have seen Hillary lose to one of the last grownups left in the Democratic Party. That didn’t happen. The only thing we’re left with now is McCain vs. Hillary or McCain vs Obama. If you have to support a Democrat, then at least support one who has at something to offer.

[rrrod]

I think it would be better to run against the magic mussie. Clinton wins the nom...she will be pres.

[TomGuy]

But it is so cute.

We have the come-back kid, Johnny.

Now we have the come-back kid, Hillary.

Isn’t it just the greatest thing for the media since sliced bread?

Two come-back kiddies heading to their repective nominations and the general election. Isn’t it exciting!

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The cross-overs created these two monsters. The cross-overs resurrected McCain. The cross-overs resurrected Clinton.

Putting Clinton 1 step closer to the White House will probably be a decision many will come to regret, when she takes the oath on January 20, 2009.

[browardchad]

Don't let Hillary Derangement Syndrome blind you to the fact that the win in Texas is good for the Republicans. It temporarily stalls the far left messiah's mandate; the longer the Dems drag out the primary, the more mud will be thrown by them at each other, the less time the Dem candidate will have to campaign as the annointed of the party, and the ranting of the far left moonbats will forestall any so-called party unity.

Also consider that if Obama loses, no matter by what margin, it will be blamed on racial discrimination and election fraud. Better for Hillary to take the fall for that than McCain.

By the way, I truly dislike McCain, I intensely dislike Hillary, but I loathe and fear Obama.

[verklaring]

Relax!

We have three, not two choices because of the primaries in Texas and Ohio:

1) Chairman Mao/ Stalin - Hillary

2) Pol Pot / Trotsky - Obama

3) FDR - McCain

You would prefer only 2? There is at least the possibility, that the extreme leftists will devour each other and leave the feeble FDR pseudo - republican standing. There is no substantive difference between Obama and Hillary. It is like choosing between forms of being shot at. Do you prefer a shot gun, rifle or pistole? Any way you are dead.

[Just mythoughts]

Hey at least Hillry will take the nice packaging off Obama, unlike the media and their guy lord McCain. Obama supporters have no clue nor want a clue who this hypnotic speech giver is.... they hear and see the word ‘change’ and that is enough for them.

[Just mythoughts]

Oh for the record I did NOT vote for any of the liberal candidates.... NO not for any of them.

[palmer]

Please ping me so I can do the same to her useful idiots and supporters here.

[FreedomCalls]

Claudius Caesar, 54 AD: “Let all the poisons that lurk in the mud hatch out.”

[tennteacher]

I’m making my judgements from liberals I know. They love Obama but are lukewarm about Clinton.

Imagine 71-year-old McCain standing next to 44-year-old Obama in a presidential debate.

[caver]

You don’t have to send me a Freepmail. I live in Indiana and haven’t even voted yet in the primaries. So all these other fools around the country have already made my decision for me.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Can we sue Limbaugh for political malpractice....or at least get a national restraining order?

[Allegra]

I would rather stick hot pokers in my eyes than vote for a Clinton.

Or an Obama for that matter.

[jamaksin]

Imagine ... Bubba back in the WH with "nothing" to do, or even better, as UN ambassador or as special envoy for something or other.

Better still, as the dim-0-crats may win more seats in Congress and show yet again what true political power is, Bubba fills next US Supreme Court vacancy - recall he was "suspended" and not disarmed.

Of course, also imagine those in Tubba's cabinet - Halfbright, SandySocs, and many others of note.