Wayjose
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:05 PM
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Carville: If Hil loses either TX or OH she should withdraw |
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This is what James Carville said to Tim Russert this morning on "Meet The Press". Mr. Carville went to say that Senator Clinton would do the right thing to preserve party unity and his advice to her is to withdraw from the race if she were to lose either Texas or Ohio. I hope that she is listening to him. I believe that it will be former President Clinton who would tell her on Tuesday to give up the race if she does not win both states.
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:09 PM
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:09 PM
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2. the same Carville that sold out Kerry in 2004?? you mean that Carville? |
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i don't think i care what Carville has to say..thanks anyway..
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:11 PM
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4. No, the same Carville that is a total Hillary supporter/cheerleader. nt |
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:11 PM
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I truly detest Carville and I've never been a big fan of quoting people who say stuff I agree with under the "stopped clock" disclaimer.
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:13 PM
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:14 PM
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don't exactly cut it, dear. Try again.
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:10 PM
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3. I think Mark Penn will encourage her to do the Huckabee |
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He would be all to happy to hurt our chances in the general election out of spite. The question is, will Hillary be smart enough to ignore him?
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:17 PM
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9. Yeah - She Has 35 Years Of Experience.......nt |
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:56 PM
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17. It took 35 years to know that |
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hiring mark penn was the right thing to do.
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Sun Mar-02-08 01:10 PM
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18. That would set her up nicely for another go in 2012 |
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:17 PM
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8. Welcome to DU. So, Carville can add? |
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She will not drop out until the math is conclusive.
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:23 PM
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10. Exactly, She won't drop out and neither will Huckabee. |
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Huckabee's odds are much more slim, but both of them will stick it out even if their odds are 1 in a billion. Hey, there is always a chance that Obama or McCain get hit by a asteriod between now and the convention!
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:35 PM
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11. I don't think she'll drop out immediatly because I think |
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she's waiting for the Rezko trial to begin hoping it brings some good fortune to her campaign. Listen, if she loses either TX or OH...it becomes damn near impossible for her to beat him amoung pledged delegates. She's allowed him to gain too much of a lead (150+) in that department. If she can't realistically beat him then there's no point in continuing to run. But Mike Huckabee has even less of a chance at winning and he's still running...so there's no gurantee that she'll drop out.
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Wayjose
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:40 PM
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12. and the Wyoming and Mississippi are next before PA |
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so it may be too late for Mrs. Clinton if she loses even one: OH or TX
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:48 PM
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13. The difference is Hucky is running against an "over the hill" |
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Republican.
Hucky is way behind but he is trying to run a decent campaign and his staying in does not divide the party. In fact,he is a breath of fresh air so that we don't have to ;listen to "My Friends..."
Hillary is running against a new face and new voice that is inspiring millions of people all over America.
If the situation was reversed you can bet that Obama would not be allowed to even get a chance to come to Ohio and Texas. The delegates would have swift boated him out the door.
We shall see what America is made of on Tuesday.
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:49 PM
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:51 PM
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15. Who Gives A Rat's Ass What Carville Says. I Know I Don't, And I'm Sure She Doesn't Either. |
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Sun Mar-02-08 12:55 PM
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16. This is a surprise coming from a hilary |
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diehard. But, since when has hilary done anything right?
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Sun Mar-02-08 01:12 PM
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19. Coming from schitzo house inhabitant and shrieking freak wife/republican hostage. |
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Sun Mar-02-08 01:35 PM
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20. Avoiding a Fight Isn't the Same Thing as Preserving Unity |
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I'm so tired of the 'sit down and shut up' mentality that so many Democratic party superstars are showing re: Hillary Clinton.
I hope she sticks it out.
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Sun Mar-02-08 02:01 PM
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21. I think she listens to Carville |
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which is one more reason I dislike her.
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Sun Mar-02-08 02:02 PM
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22. Carville is making a lot of sense these days. |
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Sun Mar-02-08 02:12 PM
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23. carville is covering his ass and hedging his bets so he and his rethuglican wife and |
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Edited on Sun Mar-02-08 02:13 PM by Raster
business partner can continue their charade as "political consultants." The man is a buffoon and for sale to the highest bidder. His 15 minutes have come and gone. Now if only he would do the same.
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Sun Mar-02-08 09:00 PM
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24. OK, I was just trying to be nice. Sorry. |
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