Re: [Dems2008] draagging it on

This is Obama era now. Clinton should see that and back down. If we want to win the white

house in 2008 we need Obama he has best shot of taking on McCain then Clinton. People want change and new ideas and new ways of doing things.

 

Everywhere Obama goes he packs every place he goes and lines and lines of people stand waiting to see him. I have not seen that in a long long time.

 

Joe

raschueller <raschueller@yahoo.com> wrote:

I said awhile back the hint she would drop out was a ruse to lure
Obama into throwing everything he had at Ohio and Texas... and so he
did. And predictably she is going to stay in regardless. Not to
mention she will inevitably claim victory regardless of the outcome
tomorrow. The sad part is her assertion that this process is
strengthening the party. While we can disagree as to who we want for
the nominee, to assert that the continued negative campaign and
bloodletting is for the better good is something we all can agree is
not true.

Like I said many weeks ago. Clinton's goal is to go into the
convention deadlocked, and in that she will succeed. So brace
yourselves guys. This is JUST getting started and lets have a nice
death march to a broken convention.

The one ray of hope is that if this does go past the first ballot that
the delegates will give up on both Obama and Clinton and go with
someone different... and let the two junior senators go back to their
respective states to never return.

Minnesota home of the Minnesota Twins, Land of 10,000 lakes

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