In August she had a commanding lead over every democratic candidate in PA.
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x2882.xml?ReleaseID=1089REGISTERED DEMOCRATS
FL OH PA
Biden 2% 3 2%
Clinton 43 41% 35
Dodd - - -
Edwards 8 11 10
Gore 11 8 12
Gravel - - -
Kucinich 1 2 1
Obama 13 16 19
Richardson 2 1 2
SMONE ELSE(VOL) 4 3 2
WLDN'T VOTE(VOL) 1 1 2
DK/NA 15 14 15
What happened? Now she's mathematically eliminated and still thinking there's a "surge" of support.
Her campaign mimics the Iraq war, in many ways. She has been losing all along, yet she acts like she's winning. She's sure to lose if she plays by the rules, yet she goes on assuming she can change the rules.
Did her lawyers craft a signing statement that she signed when she decided to run?
Bush build his Presidency on winning by any means necessary. Perhaps winning with dignity and honor are more important to me.
Barack Obama offers a change from the politics of "any means necessary kitchen sink strategy". He's had plenty of opportunities to dig the knife in deep and twist it, considering Hillary and Bill have left a trail of political garbage to dig through a mile wide. He just won't do it, because he really wants us all to talk about issues, rather than gotchas.
I wish this would end. Hillary's only strategy to win, judging by her actions, is to continue to destroy this fine man who does not deserve to be treated like that from fellow Democrats. Come the general election, I'm sure he's expecting it, but from Hillary? I find it completely and utterly disgusting.
With her as our candidate, I will have to pick the lesser of two evils with Hillary as our nominee, and obviously that's Hillary, because of her ideology.
I would love to pull the lever for someone I actually like as a candidate, instead of the best of the two poor choices.
I would proudly, and with great joy, pull the lever for Obama.