OMG, she's staying in!?!

[4_Legs_Good]

And sticking to the silly "words" argument.

:boggle:

[my2sense]

1. does she not ge the hint? n/t

[BringBigDogBack]

2. I love it.

:7

[Occam Bandage]

3. OMG she just plagiarized Obama's "this isn't about me, it's about you" line.

[Occam Bandage]

5. And now just plagiarized Obama's "sent me $10" line.

[JackORoses]

23. that's is the bizarro version of George Costanza's "It's not you, It's me..."

[fortyfeetunder]

31. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery

:shrug: just sayin'

[rosetta627]

4. She is

The Thing That Wouldn't Leave

[billyoc]

10. "Anything in the fridge to make a sandwhich with?"

:rofl:

[MODemocrat]

20. The THING that wouldn't leave

No wonder women are, and will always be considered second class citizens. Hillary is NOT a thing!!!!!!
:+

[redstate_democrat]

6. Hey

She takes a kicking and keeps on ticking...

but Wisconsin really "doesn't count" so it doesn't really matter anyway...blah blah blah

[meow mix]

7. omg, on to the "firewall"

this is getting embarrasing..

[SoCalDem]

42. firewall

[midnight armadillo]

48. Haven't there been a lot of those?

[truebrit71]

8. Yeah because her negativity worked SOOOOOOOO well in WI...

...

[Khaotic]

9. Pay No Attention to the Burning Zepplin

[IDemo]

26. Oh, the hillmanity!

[Hill_YesWeWill]

39. lol, ok thats funny! nt

[WolverineDG]

11. Here's some words she stole from Bill

that I'd love to see her put into action:

"I'll work to get a veteran's hospital in the Valley."


dg

[tinrobot]

12. She'll be out after Ohio and Texas.

Give her another few weeks.

[4_Legs_Good]

16. Yeah

You know, I don't mind her staying in if she's got a chance and they're being constructive, but both getting negative is going to end up hurting us, and she needs to realize she doesn't have much of a chance. When Obama has a chance to campaign in person, he wins.

Oh well, let's try to stay positive now, and fight by fighting McCain, enough of the "words", let's focus on how each of them would Roast McCain/Bush in 2008.

David

[juajen]

27. It's just glitter, baby, just glitter!

Soon he will evaporate. Pour some water on him, somebody, please; and for god's sake drown some of the babies while you're at it.

[Unbowed]

13. When I heard that, I rolled my eyes. Same old tune. Just as off key.

And now the "ready from day one" meme. Oh boy.

[City Lights]

14. And *still* claiming to be ready on day one!

:rofl:

She's in complete denial.

[apocalypsehow]

15. Trying to keep it just close enough to browbeat and badger Superdelegates,

and take it that way.

[meow mix]

17. omg get her off obama is talking

[Clovis Sangrail]

18. Why would she drop when it's this close?

I'm not a Clinton supporter... but get real.

If Obama were to lose Wisconsin would you be shocked that he was staying in?

[4_Legs_Good]

24. I understand

but at this point it's really about momentum, and she sees the writing on the wall. I don't begrudge her staying in, but I was actually 1/2 expecting her to drop.

I just hope she changes the tune to who will be better against McCain and who will reverse George Jr. better, not party-tearing attacks.

David

[juajen]

32. How 'bout some joementum to go with that bomentum, huh?

NT

[4_Legs_Good]

34. LMAO

touche!

[Alexander]

36. She's being shut out of 9, maybe 10 contests in a row now.

That's a lot of momentum that Obama has and she doesn't have.

[XemaSab]

54. Yeah, and Obama was all coy about his odds in Hawaii tonight.

I think it's safe to call it 10.

[MadHound]

43. Close, not really

Clinton would have to win every single state by a 60%+ margin in order to win the nomination. There's not a bookie in the world who would take that bet without some triple digit odds.

All Hillary is doing now is hurting the party, stooping to dirty politics and tearing the party apart. That says to me that she's in this now more for her own ego than for the good of the party and the good of the nation.

[XemaSab]

53. Getting real is looking at the fact that she's lost the last 9 states

Obama's won 23 states, and she's won 13, including Michigan and Florida.

She hasn't won anything since Super Tuesday, and her loss tonight has been the only loss since then that wasn't by over 20 points.

She's only beat him by over 20 points in two states: Oklahoma and Arkansas. 6 of her states she's beat him by 10 or fewer points.

http://politics.nytimes.com/election-guide/2008/results/demmap/

I think the writing is on the wall.

[Laurab]

55. Obama has won the last...is it 9 or 10?

It would be a whole different story if he'd lost WI.

[ORDem]

66. Close? ROTFLMAO!!!!

Hillary now has to win with 65% in the remaining states to pull off a victory. Are you friggin' kidding me?

It's over. Only Hillary just can't admit it to herself.

Please, please, let's take up a donation to buy her a friggin' clue!!!

:dem:

[nomorewhopper]

19. cnn cuts off clinton mid sentence

goes to obama event

[juajen]

21. This is her dream for the women of America and her conscious. If it turns into a victory or a

nightmare, her supporters will be there to congratulate or console as best we can. There's many a slip . . . . ah hell, I forget that line, you know. I will be donating next week, as little as it is.

[4_Legs_Good]

25. I hope you understand that I (and many of us) *really* feel for the women's argument

and I *REALLY* want a woman President, but I'm sorry to say I don't want her. I 1/2 wish I did.

I do feel like a traitor to an extent not rooting for her, but she's just not my candidate.

:(

David

[juajen]

33. Nice, but no pony. I don't believe you. I think I recognize you, though.

NT

[4_Legs_Good]

35. Sorry :(

I'm not a big Bill Clinton fan either. I understand if you don't believe me though, but I really just don't think she's what we need now.

Give me a Boxer or a Pelosi, though, and I'd even ditch Obama.

David

[libertee]

22. Okay Obama's sweeties..you've had your partee!

[Straight Shooter]

28. Of course she's staying in. Gallup's just released poll shows Obama dropped 7 points.

They are now neck and neck. Ugh. Did I really just use a horse racing analogy? :banghead:



Make fun, if it's what your heart desires. Obama is now the official frontrunner, McCain is the presumptive GOP nominee. The MSM will now do its GOP-owned job and begin their inexorable agenda of death of Obama's momentum by a thousand cuts.

[4_Legs_Good]

37. You may well be right

And I don't mind her staying in as long as they try to keep their eye on the prize in November. I hadn't seen that poll graph yet. I'd seen the poll, but the graph illustrates it better.

David

[Straight Shooter]

47. This is the most bizarre election I've ever seen in my life.

There are no rules. We might as well read tea leaves.

[Arugula Latte]

62. ...or goat entrails

[TexasObserver]

29. She's giving her famous "I Have a Delusion" speech again.

[LibertyorDeath]

50. LOL

She really needs to step aside at this point.

[OnionRing Sasquatch]

30. I just wanna watch you guys play...

But, She isn't Huckabee. Besides I believe she is in Youngstown, OH and no one wants to admit defeat there, growing up in Cleveland that was the city we shat on. But I am happy by the results of the past few weeks. But is this really where you'd want to meet your final end?

[tekisui]

38. She must have majored in miracles, not math.

[Hill_YesWeWill]

40. LOL! you are funny! nt

[Thrill]

41. Another night where she doesn't concede. Unreal

[JVS]

44. Release the hounds

[loveangelc]

45. Isn't this "solutions contrast" the same thing she's BEEN doing!?

[rodeodance]

46. HEY sweetie--get used to it ~YES WE WILL~

[meow mix]

49. she may have blinked. reporting Hillary called Obama. on the phone...

[TexasObserver]

51. Ambien wants to hire her as spokeswoman, though

[smalll]

52. Yes. On to Texas and Ohio.

You Obamatrons have at least two more weeks to kick us around. The Democratic Party has two weeks left to decide whether we want a nominee of our own, or whether we want to award our nomination to a content-free, hype-heavy "post-partisan" hip caesarist that he might ride it to the White House -- of Obama, by Obama and for Obama.

Two crucial weeks.

[The River]

56. As an Edwards Supporter

I find your hatred towards Obama an understandable case of sour grapes
but the Hillary supporters deserve it after all the hatred they've directed at Obama
and Edwards (and Biden and Richardson) supporters in the recent past.

Will you now tell us you just won't vote for him in Nov?
Help elect "Crazy Train McCain"?

[smalll]

59. If it comes to it, I'll vote for Obama.

The Dems have the advantage this year either way. If it's Hillary, she'll win, by taking all the Kerry states plus Florida and/or Ohio. If it's Obama, he may win big -- or he may lose big. Given his campaign inexperience and tendency towards gaffes (the Snub, the plagarism, the spousal Anti-Americanism, etc.) as well as the increasingly short shelf-life for hype in today's world (if they come out with a new Xbox in September, the kiddies will forget the O-man) I really don't want to take the chance. Hillary will beat McCain. Obama may whomp McCain -- or he might be whomped.

Plus, of course, if we elect this hopped-up Caesarist to the presidency, owing nothing to anyone or anything but to David Axelrod, Oprah Winfrey and his own wonderfulness -- we're not electing a Democrat we can count on: we're electing a meteor, we're electing a phenomenon, we're electing a "post-partisan" free agent.

Sure, I'll vote for him if it comes to it, but God I hope it doesn't come to that.

[tbl92666]

61. I won't

I will never vote for him. I hate him. I hate his cultists.

[Tom Joad]

57. a person of action. She supported that war in Iraq, and backed it up with more than words

you got a problem with that?

[formernaderite]

58. this is the thing

if her campaign knew she was going to lose...they'd bow out graciously...right about now. She'd look like the "bigger" person, even if it was clear she wsn't going to make it first to the finish.

If she stays in...there's a good reason for it, that they believe they can pull it out, or there are other machinations at work.
Cause if she has to exit later without looking desperate... Bill will have to have some sort of health scare.

[Tom Joad]

60. she just does not realize what she has become. but perhaps i can paint a picture

Can it get any clearer than that, Hillary?

[krkaufman]

67. Looks like Einstein...

... or maybe David Crosby.

[BenDavid]

63. of course hrc should stay in, and tell me why she should drop out

Barack Obama
Pledged: 1140Superdelegates: 161Total: 1,301


Hillary Clinton
Pledged: 1005Superdelegates: 234Total: 1,239........

only 62 behind and we still in the 3rd quarter......

[eridani]

64. Why shouldn't she stay in?

I only wish the other candidates, especially Kucinich and Edwards, had also stayed in.

[TexasObserver]

65. Hillary: She's in it to whine it.