Tuesday. we unite with obama and win, or we continue to fight

[dempartisan23]

i feel very strongly if hillary doesnt drop out after tuesday then we will hand the election to mccain because if remain deadlocked all the way to the convention then we will rip ourselves apart.

[Fredda Weinberg]

1. Enough with the threats ... we can both play that game n/t

[dempartisan23]

2. its not a threat

i just see some very bitter fighting between obama and clinton if this isnt settled on tuesday. meanwhile, mcpuke will be free to rip us every day while we rip ourselves apart. we have a choice tuesday and i hope we dont choose to lose.

[Fredda Weinberg]

5. Last time I heard HRC, she refused to accept a knock out metaphor

It's not a prize fight, she said. Please, there's enough trouble ahead w/o self-fulfilling prophesies.

[susankh4]

29. Guess what? McCain is gonna continue to tear down

our party NO MATTER what.

At least now he doesn't know who to tera down. Clinton or Obama.

Keep 'em guessing, that's what I say.

[psychopomp]

31. McCain knows he will be up against Obama

hence the recent targeting of Sen. Obama in Sen. McCain's stump speech.

It doesn't take much to tell which way the wind is blowing; sorry that the supporters of Sen. Clinton have to come to terms with the reality that things have slipped away for their candidate.

The longer this drags out, the more it hurts the party.

[susankh4]

32. I am really glad that Mr. McCain

is taking Obama on.

It will show us what that is likely to look like in November. And help remaining states make a more informed choice.

[TwilightGardener]

3. Agree--hope it doesn't go past Tuesday. Time to wrap this shit up.

[dempartisan23]

4. very true

if this is deadlocked we may as well start saying president john mcpuke

[Fredda Weinberg]

6. If HRC were leading, you'd want Obama to go the distance n/t

[scheming daemons]

7. If Hillary had won 11 straight contests, and 24 out of 34.....

YOU'D be screaming from the rooftops that Obama should drop out.

[AtomicKitten]

14. Yep.

:thumbsup:

[TwilightGardener]

10. No, honestly, I wouldn't--if he lost 11 in a row, by big margins, and

kept saying "But wait until we get to the states that LIKE me better!", I'd think he was delusional and in it for his own ego. He wouldn't have done it anyway--he admitted he would have bowed out, and he would have been expected to. But until he's the actual nominee, Hillary is the presumptive nominee, because her last name is Clinton, and he knows that.

[Hippo_Tron]

12. Honestly if HRC had won the last 11 states I'd pretty much accept that it's over

Although frankly I don't see too much harm in making this go until Pennsylvania. These people claiming that the one month matters don't realize that elections are won in September and October not in April.

[BeyondGeography]

15. Not when you have Bush, McCain and Clinton all coming at Obama on the same FP themes

http://africa.reuters.com/world/news/usnN28571817.html

Forget it, Hippo. The sooner this ends, the better.

[cali]

27. nope. if Obama had the string of losses Hillary does

I'd say it was all over and we should unite behind her. If she loses either TX or OH and decides to stay in, she'll deserve condemnation.

[barack the house]

8. The Democrat party have to be brain dead not beat this(clip), si se puede. Link.......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JwK16V6Gjz0

[The Anti-Bush]

21. We don't use "democrat" like that here. It's "democratic" party.

Only repugs call use it like that. You will learn that the hard way if you don't edit your title.

But nice clip.

[Marrah_G]

30. Ah "Democrat Party" - simple mistake? Ignorance? or too much Faux News?

[LostinVA]

34. Your "Democrat": concern is noted

[Evergreen Emerald]

9. I feel strongly that obama should drop out and let us unite.

[FrenchieCat]

22. But then, there wouldn't be enough of youse to win the election?

That can't be good. :shrug:

[The Anti-Bush]

24. Yeah, cuz you always quit when you're ahead... right?

[murielm99]

11. You're either with us or you're against us?

It sounds like something I have heard before.

[NastyRiffraff]

13. It's called "Democracy." Remember that concept?

This is the closest primary race I can remember, and I can remember quite a few. And you want one of the candidates to drop out?

Frankly, I'm sick of the "you're with us or against us" calls. It sounds more than faintly like Bush. Several important states have yet to vote in a close primary. Neither Obama nor Hillary can get the required number of delegates to win; it's that close.

The American people, so far, have shown that both candidates are viable. Let the rest of them speak. Not that anyone on DU has a single thing to say about it; no one is going to change any candidate's mind. I find it arrogant in the extreme that those who demand Hillary's dropping out think they somehow have any kind of effect.

[Johnny__Motown]

16. PA is april 22nd, another must win for Hillary. sooner or later one of these must wins will be lost

[emilyg]

17. I unite with Hillary.

[Lucinda]

18. Meee tooooo.

:)

[democrattotheend]

19. Let's see who wins on Tuesday

This is premature and insulting to Clinton supporters.

Instead of antagonizing them, spend the weekend making calls to Ohio, where we are still about 5 points down!

[Hillary_Hillary]

20. Than to McCain it goes...there are many who will not be uniting if Obama is nominated.

[FrenchieCat]

23. yeah...right!

[The Anti-Bush]

25. Yeah, I got a bridge to sell you if you buy that crap! LOL!

[MojoMojoMojo]

26. If the race continues the Dems get much more media attention

[Marrah_G]

28. You are such a UNITER!

[LostinVA]

33. Just STFU -- I am SO tired of this bullying, divisive garbage