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I predict that rather than drop out anytime soon you'll see some sort of strategy change by Hillary Clinton. Seasoned politicians are pretty good at doing this... shifting gears when something appears to stop working, changing the media focus of attention when a previous focus becomes uninteresting to the masses. I'm certain she and her team have already brainstormed what to do next. My instincts tell me that we'll all see miraculously new and interesting messaging coming from her campaign by the end of this week.
If we don't see something new and different happen, then her losing trend will continue. I hesitate to say her loss is inevitable at this point as there's 49 more states to go for the Primaries. She is wired in politically as well as Bush ever was with even more money available. She isn't going away anytime soon.
I predict that rather than drop out anytime soon you'll see some sort of strategy change by Hillary Clinton. Seasoned politicians are pretty good at doing this... shifting gears when something appears to stop working, changing the media focus of attention when a previous focus becomes uninteresting to the masses. I'm certain she and her team have already brainstormed what to do next. My instincts tell me that we'll all see miraculously new and interesting messaging coming from her campaign by the end of this week.
If we don't see something new and different happen, then her losing trend will continue. I hesitate to say her loss is inevitable at this point as there's 49 more states to go for the Primaries. She is wired in politically as well as Bush ever was with even more money available. She isn't going away anytime soon.
I would agree she may be a lot of things but quit dont come easy to her, Carville will start to appear.
I sincerely hope she does not. She is the only thing that will pull together a tattered disorganized Republican party in November no matter who here running mate will be.
Quite honestly, apart from a the fundamental issue of abortion (fundamental issue for myself) I really like what Edwards had to say on the last debate. His message didn't seem like rhetoric but genuine passion. I am concerned an Obama/Edwards ticket will pull away quite a few Republicans fed up with our party and this is particularly true if we end up with Guiliani as our candidate.
I do not believe this election can be bought. If so, Romney would have locked it up by now. People are just plain fed up.
I hope Hillary doesn't drop out before the bigger states have primaries. I want to vote for her!
As much as some of the other people sound great, I think only she & Bill can put this country back together into something good again. George Bush and Dick Cheney are leaving this country a disaster -- with a huge deficit, a war in Iraq, and a lot of other things that are just *sucky*. I don't know if anyone else is really up for the challenge. The learning curve for President is steep and we don't have time to train someone completely new at the job.
I'm not much convinced by a piece of Drudges which relies mainly on blind quotes.
I'd be very surprised if HC finds this to be much more than an unpleasant bump in the road...
One early caucus doesn't make a campaign for president. It's very early yet.
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