Reply #182: Gear_head, you're new here, but to say "Clinton does not look gracious in losing," we have to wait [View All]

[Radio_Lady]

until people vote. Then, if she loses, we'll see. She is behind in polling and delegates at this point. Not a comfortable position, and but not a loser.

In my eyes, Clinton looks like a candidate who is trying her best to appeal to a very divided electorate (how many candidates did we start with?) in which many acceptable candidates were unable to keep up the fight, and dropped out. I think they were ALL gracious in their various speeches.

Coming in second in the race will be disappointing for EITHER of these last two candidates. They both appear to be genuine in their desire to achieve a victory. It really is a shame that things have worked out this way, because I was one of the believers that we might have an enchanted ticket with both of them on it. Seems that was an illusion, but one can still hope.

Cordially,

Radio Lady in Oregon