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do you think for a minute that obama and his supporters would fall in line if hillary somehow got the nomination? she still is the best chance for the democratic party in the general election. the problem the democrats have always had is that they want to lean too far to the left and that alienates many moderates and just about all conservatives. now obama has alienated the "working class" democrats, which is evidenced by the fact that he has lost 7 out of the last 9 in the democratic primaries. that is mind-boggling and certainly does not bode well for the general election!
Yes I do believe that. I believe that Obama, just like all of the other candidates who left the run for office would stand behind the party, there would be no reason for him not to.
If the shoe was on the other foot, I believe he would be getting the same pressure that Hillary is to quit the race.
do you think for a minute that obama and his supporters would fall in line if hillary somehow got the nomination? she still is the best chance for the democratic party in the general election. the problem the democrats have always had is that they want to lean too far to the left and that alienates many moderates and just about all conservatives. now obama has alienated the "working class" democrats, which is evidenced by the fact that he has lost 7 out of the last 9 in the democratic primaries. that is mind-boggling and certainly does not bode well for the general election!
Have you read the national polls to support your conclusions?
And she wasnt reading it from a teleprompter like someone else we know did.
Obama needs to resign, Hillary has all the momentum and can beat McCain, Obama cannot.
Please my friend read some of the polls and other data presented on here and then ask yourself am I really saying things that are corroborated by the data available?
Oh....Is this the qualifications and pre-requiste wishful thinking for admission into Hillaryland?
Sorry, I am not a Hillary fan at all, wont vote for her either.
Polls mean nothing, absolutely nothing. People lie and people are dishonest.
The only polls that have been correct to date is that Hillary would win by 35% in Kentucky and it was dead on.
Stop reading the polls, remember Rasmussan had Hillary out of the race months ago, well she is still there and will proabably end up with the nomination.
Sorry, I am not a Hillary fan at all, wont vote for her either.
Polls mean nothing, absolutely nothing. People lie and people are dishonest.
The only polls that have been correct to date is that Hillary would win by 35% in Kentucky and it was dead on.
Stop reading the polls, remember Rasmussan had Hillary out of the race months ago, well she is still there and will proabably end up with the nomination.
Please share with us the poll where Rasmussan told Hillary to withdraw from the race?
Sorry, I am not a Hillary fan at all, wont vote for her either.
Polls mean nothing, absolutely nothing. People lie and people are dishonest.
The only polls that have been correct to date is that Hillary would win by 35% in Kentucky and it was dead on.
Stop reading the polls, remember Rasmussan had Hillary out of the race months ago, well she is still there and will proabably end up with the nomination.
That's like telling me 20 + 26 = 2026, the magic number. Try again, you are not Hillary fan but for some reason you think she's the better candidate.
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she still is the best chance for the democratic party in the general election. the problem the democrats have always had is that they want to lean too far to the left and that alienates many moderates and just about all conservatives. now obama has alienated the "working class" democrats, which is evidenced by the fact that he has lost 7 out of the last 9 in the democratic primaries. that is mind-boggling and certainly does not bode well for the general election!
