[Dilbert San Diego]

Does anyone else think that Hillary’s campaign reminds them of the Titanic? In its time, the Titanic was the world’s most modern ship, had the most modern technology, was thought to be the most seaworthy, was thought to be unsinkable, etc.

Hillary Clinton came into this campaign with so many built in advantages. She had political connections, much money at first, broad support in the party, connections to a former president who was highly thought of by fellow Democrats, support among a number of super-delegates in the beginning. All of these factors gave her campaign a feeling of being invincible.

If indeed the end is near for Hillary, the story of her campaign may resemble the story of the Titanic.

[Nailbiter]

frankly i do not care, she is hurting the democrat party, barack, herself and billy boys legacy, what could be better.
History is going to treat them harshly.

[Miss Didi]

Does anyone else think that Hillary’s campaign reminds them of the Titanic? In its time, the Titanic was the world’s most modern ship, had the most modern technology, was thought to be the most seaworthy, was thought to be unsinkable, etc.

[windsorknot]

There is a big difference between the Titanic and Hillary’s campaign: one is a tragedy and the other is a comedy. What they have in common is that they are both disasters.

[hoagy62]

Does anyone else think that Hillary’s campaign reminds them of the Titanic? In its time, the Titanic was the world’s most modern ship, had the most modern technology, was thought to be the most seaworthy, was thought to be unsinkable, etc.

The question is...what do we name the iceberg? Obama...or Limbaugh?

[greccogirl]

Hillary was never as inevitable as people claim. She has supporters but half of the world dispises her. It didn’t take much of a candidate to beat her. Face it, we’re sick of the clintons.