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After she's lost Texas next Tuesday, she'll have to make a big decision: go ahead with her campaign and possibly damage the party's chances in November, limiting her future as a Democrat, or admitting defeat, unifying the party, and securing a solid place in the future of her party.
She's no emotional rookie. She's a professional politician who's very much interested in her place in history. I think she'll announce sometime after March 4th that she's suspending her campaign. Besides, her operation will be practically penniless.
That makes a lot of sense, I'm sure she would like to be Senate majority leader. That's in her future if she doesn't burn too many bridges.
Uh, every one of those threads is based on an actual article or analysis that someone else wrote.
YOUR post claiming that "Hillary is Bi-Polar" is based on your own pathetic and insensitive claims. Your fellow Obama people frequently post litanies of nasty rants against Hillary's appearance and gender AND call her supporters unflattering names, as well, with no provocation, no substance, and no regard for the feelings of other people.
Your "Bipolar" thread led to personal attacks against me, my son, and my now-deceased husband who was indeed bipolar simply because I asked that this serious illness NOT be trivialized. How PROUD that must make you!
The newest Gallup poll does indeed have it Obama 51%-39%.
USAT/Gallup: Obama Widens National Lead Over Clinton -- Political Wire (http://politicalwire.com/archives/2008/02/25/usatgallup_obama_widens_national_lead_over_clinton .html - broken link)
well she has lost like 10-12 primaries in a row....not a real good sign...regardless of what any opinion poll says.i personally hope she does a huckabee and just stays in,and plods on,long after its hopeless...its entertaining to me
Hear! Hear! That is absolutely how I feel. I am sure that a large majority of us will not only leave the party, but, we'll campaign equally as hard against Obama as we are now.
Please do.. Republicans will love you for helping them out for free...
The newest Gallup poll does indeed have it Obama 51%-39%.
USAT/Gallup: Obama Widens National Lead Over Clinton -- Political Wire (http://politicalwire.com/archives/2008/02/25/usatgallup_obama_widens_national_lead_over_clinton .html - broken link)
From your link: Caveat: Obama's 13-point lead -- his first outside the survey's margin of error -- "is at odds with a separate Gallup tracking poll. Taken Friday through Sunday, it gave the Illinois senator a narrow 47% to 45% lead over Clinton."
Go ahead, bank on it, and we'll see what happens. A lot of us don't give a hoot about the Democratic Party and believe it has abandoned Hillary so we'll be moving on. And it won't be to Obama.
I can't see a lot of the Kool-Aid chuggers here, with the way they smear Hillary (calling her mentally ill, for instance), supporting her if the tables were turned. So, don't expect it from us.
I would surely vote for Clinton if she was the nominee. Their policies are actually very similar, and differ in small nuances. Ideologically, they are almost identical.
Don't get too worked up by these boards or by what you read. Since this is crunch time for both Obama and Clinton, you are certain to see and hear a lot of mud slinging on either side, because there really is not much to differentiate between the two.
After a nominee finally starts to clear up, much of this will be in the rear view mirror.
Don't let random babble from random people sway you from your real thoughts and ideas on what needs to be done to fix today's problems and tomorrow's uncertainties.
From your link: Caveat: Obama's 13-point lead -- his first outside the survey's margin of error -- "is at odds with a separate Gallup tracking poll. Taken Friday through Sunday, it gave the Illinois senator a narrow 47% to 45% lead over Clinton."
Yep, they appear to be two separate polls, though both done by Gallup. I suppose the truth lies somewhere in the middle.
Brand new NY Times poll shows Obama up nationally 54%-38%.
Also, almost double the respondents feel Obama has a better chance than Clinton to beat McCain.
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