ShaneGR
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:07 PM
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It's become clear that simply saying "But the math doesn't add up" isn't going to work.... |
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The fact is, that as of right now, neither candidate can earn the necessary delegates to win before the election. If this is going to end, the superdelegates will have to leave Clinton by the dozens.
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:08 PM
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1. oh they will very soon, many are already hedging. |
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:09 PM
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2. I don't care how HRC is spinning it, if the superdelegates give it to The Clintons |
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it will (her new FAV word) OBLITERATE the Democratic Party. :nuke:
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:25 PM
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5. If SD's give it to Obama after He's shown unelectable in general -I'm sure many will leave party |
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:29 PM
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6. So of course we need to give it to the candidate who won |
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the fewest contests, the fewest popular votes, the fewest delegatss --
Now THAT'S democracy in action!
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:12 PM
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3. The point is that the SDs are going to give it to Clinton or Obama. |
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It looks like neither will have enough pledged delegates to win the nomination.
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Wed Apr-23-08 02:18 PM
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but they can either affirm the primary results or deny them... giving it to Hillary would be overturning the primary results... giving it to Obama would be endorsing the primary results.
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