I am starting to believe those who think Hillary will win in the end. If she stays close, and winning PA would pretty much assure that, she has a strong argument about Obama not being able to carry the large states neccessary to win the general elections. I think that argument will sway the superdelegates to her.

Another big problem is that Clinton is winning the states that the Dems usually win in the general election. They have that argument going for them. This is going to go all the way through. Then you have the Michigan and Florida problem. This is going to become a mess I am afraid. It could end up in court. I will say this. Obama looked like a beaten man last night. It was also reported that he called Hillary last night. I wonder what that is all about.

 

I didn't stay up late, did Clinton's campaign end up breaking out the confetti? Chris Matthews was joking about that early in the evening.

It's starting to look like Obama's only win tonight might be the People's Republic of Vermont. Maybe a little buyer's remorse is setting in on Democrats. If Clinton's leads hold up, it will be interesting to hear Rush take credit for her wins tomorrow.:lol:

 

Rush will be on cloud nine today(if he is back from sick leave)because of Clinton's win. The longer the democrats fight it out and the dirtier it gets, the better for the republican side.

It's starting to get juicy. Charges of Clinton's campaign doctoring pictures to make Obama darker in ads, charges of Obama's campaign circumventing election law to get polls to stay open later in african american areas. Clinton's campaign saying only McCain and Clinton have the neccessary foreign policy experience in today's dangerous world (think THAT one won't be used by republicans if Obama wins?). Yeah, I could get used to another 5 months of this.

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That's good news for the Republicans. Nothing will rally the GOP like the thought of Hillary Clinton actually being president. Even those hard-core conservatives that don't like McCain. She'll be easier to defeat than Obama, imo. And with Huckabee out of the race the the Republicans have a lot of time to organize, while Hillary and Barack are still fighting for their nomination.

That's good news for the Republicans. Nothing will rally the GOP like the thought of Hillary Clinton actually being president. Even those hard-core conservatives that don't like McCain. She'll be easier to defeat than Obama, imo. And with Huckabee out of the race the the Republicans have a lot of time to organize, while Hillary and Barack are still fighting for their nomination.

 

And fall out of the public's eye and the media's focus. Say what you want about Huckabee but he kept McCain in the public eye. Over the next 3 months, their is no reason to report on where McCain is speaking and what he is saying.

 

We are going to hear Obama and Hillary, over and over and over again preaching the things that they feel are important while their is no reason to report on the Republican issues because there is no race there.

And fall out of the public's eye and the media's focus. Say what you want about Huckabee but he kept McCain in the public eye. Over the next 3 months, their is no reason to report on where McCain is speaking and what he is saying.

 

We are going to hear Obama and Hillary, over and over and over again preaching the things that they feel are important while their is no reason to report on the Republican issues because there is no race there.

 

Except that they look like they are going to be attacking each other rather than discussing issues. The democratic leadership has to be cringing.

Except that they look like they are going to be attacking each other rather than discussing issues. The democratic leadership has to be cringing.

 

If it goes that way, you are correct.

But to the Republican leadership there is a danger of it going the other way, too.

I didn't stay up late, did Clinton's campaign end up breaking out the confetti? Chris Matthews was joking about that early in the evening.

 

Yes she had the who deal. The governor of Ohio said they need to go to Florida and Michigan to get this done right. Dean must be like what in the world are you all doing.

If it goes that way, you are correct.

But to the Republican leadership there is a danger of it going the other way, too.

 

I agree

I am starting to believe those who think Hillary will win in the end. If she stays close, and winning PA would pretty much assure that, she has a strong argument about Obama not being able to carry the large states neccessary to win the general elections. I think that argument will sway the superdelegates to her.

We can only hope:thumb: