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Old 04-19-2008, 12:29 PM
 
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Agreed!
He has zero leadership capabities and displays very poor judgement.
Add that to the fact he is a racist man which the media is covering up and you have yourself a total disaster waiting to happen.

Hopefully the super delegates will be smarter then the Obama followers and see this man for what he really is and go to Clinton.

I do not like her either but she is far better then he will ever be.

Not to worry, every day that goes by we find out something new about this man and none of it is good news.

We are clinging to our guns and our church just like clings to his racist church and ties to the people who are bitter and angry about things that happen 50+ years ago. Why doesnt he talk about how bitter and angry his friends are? Uhmmm. They are the bitter ones.

The superdelegates holding out is not good news for Hillary. It's either a steady trickle towards Obama and a freeze for Hillary in which she only gained very few SD endorsements since Super Tuesday. Chuck Todd from MSNBC has said this is a bad sign because Hillary is the so called "well known" candidate. They would have come out in full force in support for her a long time ago, but they are holding out. Superdelegates are being smart; some have removed their support for Hillary and switched to Obama, including HER FRIEND Richardson. Obama has overcome all the controversial stuff that has been thrown at him and has been "unaffected" so I am not worried at all IF there is more to come. This is definitely a sign that he has proven to be a strong candidate.
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Old 04-19-2008, 12:34 PM
 
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The superdelegates holding out is not good news for Hillary. It's either a steady trickle towards Obama and a freeze for Hillary in which she only gained very few SD endorsements since Super Tuesday. Chuck Todd from MSNBC has said this is a bad sign because Hillary is the so called "well known" candidate. They would have come out in full force in support for her a long time ago, but they are holding out. Superdelegates are being smart; some have removed their support for Hillary and switched to Obama, including HER FRIEND Richardson. Obama has overcome all the controversial stuff that has been thrown at him and has been "unaffected" so I am not worried at all IF there is more to come. This is definitely a sign that he has proven to be a strong candidate.
The Superdelegates know that they can not lose the (white) women vote, which they would if they pulled the plug on Hillary now. They will get labelled the "old boys club".

If Hillary doesnt win big in PA or if Hillary doesnt take, NC, IN, and the 3rd on May, she done
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