assume the Clintons caused the entire problem. The
republicans may give Obama a honeymoon period until
they figure out how to go after him, but it won't last
because they have no interest in bi-partisanship. The
Newt Gingrich/Tom Delay followers of the republican
party are not going to play nice if a saint was
president. I do think that so far Obama has been able
to give it right back, but alot of that is because
whatever anyone may think, the Clintons won't try to
ruin him in case he is the nominee. I want to see
what happens on Tuesday because it could well be over.
If Hillary continues to win the bigger states, then I
think the DNC needs to behave like it's convention
time, sit them both down and get this thing worked
out. It's pretty obvious watching them over the
weekend that they are tired. This pace is crazy and I
don't know how they do it. I'm tired too.
--- Natasha <objection21@yahoo.com> wrote:
> The longer this race continues, the worse it is for
> the Democratic
> nominee. McCain has virtually solidified the
> Republican nomination,
> which leaves him all by himself lobbing criticisms
> at Obama (the
> likely nominee) in hopes of helping Clinton drive up
> his negatives,
> thus securing his seat in the Oval Office.
>
> Clinton would make a fine President, except we
> already know how the
> Republicans behave when a Clinton is in office.
> Forget if you like
> Hillary because she's a woman, a Clinton, or a
> Senator; can this
> country really afford to be distracted with what
> Bill and Hill "may
> or may not have been doing" since they left the
> White House? The
> fact is that even if there's no dirt on the Clintons
> since leaving
> the White House, that will dominate the Republican
> agenda and any
> measure President Clinton would try to pass would be
> stalled while
> they come up with something else to distract the
> American people from
> the issues that plague them. It happened once
> before; those of you
> who are old enough (I was but a young lass)to really
> remember the
> Clinton years think back to how much distraction
> there was.
>
> Bill was a great politician with charisma that could
> (mostly)
> withstand that, but I'm not sure that Hillary could.
>
>
> --- In Dems2008@yahoogroups.com, "raschueller"
> <raschueller@...>
> wrote:
> >
> > Right now the most pressing issue in our party is
> the nomination
> > process. And behind that nomination process there
> is an ongoing
> battle
> > for the party. While YES talking issues is
> wonderful, but its a bit
> > like having a tea party while there is a giant
> elephant in the room.
> >
> > You have two camps and an ONGOING decision to be
> made as to who the
> > next nominee is. Unfortunately this process is NOT
> going to be about
> > issues because on issues there is no difference
> and for Hillary to
> win
> > she must keep the election close and deadlocked
> (the only way she
> does
> > that is by driving up Baraks negatives). I said a
> while back that
> this
> > nomination process was going to turn ugly, and was
> it worth it.
> > Further at what point would it no longer be worth
> it. No one has an
> > answer because you have a messed up system and a
> candidate that, for
> > better or worse, will not give up. Many of us
> involved in this
> debate
> > could easily support either candidate because our
> original choices
> are
> > gone. BUT... what we are debating is whether this
> race should
> > continue, and whether Barak could make a viable
> candidate, and
> whether
> > Hillary has a chance and whether that chance comes
> with too high a
> price.
> >
> > While I think it would be nice if this process is
> over, until it is
> we
> > are fools to pretend it is not.
> >
>
>
>
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