Poll
56%
31%
13%
Is it time for Clinton to call it quits?
i'll save my opinion for later and simply post the delegate count. (courtesy of the AP)
Barack Obama
Pledged:1,660
Superdelegates309
Total:1,969
Hillary Clinton
Pledged:1,500
Superdelegates279
Total:1,779
2025 needed to win
do you think this needs to go to the convention or is it time to move on with obama as the nominee? discuss, but please remember to vote. i even threw in an option for neocon ****wits. everyone's happy.
Originally posted by Schecter
too bad you didnt realise the double edged irony of your little jab.anyway...topic
you're too drunk right now...or something... More cock please.
I voted that she should throw in her splooge stained towel(you know, that one with the animals on it)...wait, that's yours... 😕
Originally posted by Schecter
i'll save my opinion for later and simply post the delegate count. (courtesy of the AP)[b]Barack Obama
Pledged:1,660
Superdelegates309
Total:1,969Hillary Clinton
Pledged:1,500
Superdelegates279
Total:1,7792025 needed to win
do you think this needs to go to the convention or is it time to move on with obama as the nominee? discuss, but please remember to vote. i even threw in an option for neocon ****wits. everyone's happy. [/B]
She should quit but she won't. She'll prolly fight until the bitter end
She should throw in the towel, it's only hurting her campaign. THere's no way she'll win Montana and South Dakota. Considering opinion polls:
SD: Clinton - 34%| Obama - 46%
MT: Clinton - 29% | Obama - 17% (although wikipedia says it has no data)
Unless she wins Puerto Rico with an insane majority (and Montana), she's as good as gone.
I think she should stay in through June 3rd and maybe mid June if that's what she wants to do.
There is no reason for it to go all the way to the convention, though. Everyone will likely know by mid June who is going to win. For her to stay in the race after it's clear that she's lost will just make her look like a sore loser.
As far as her for the VP, it's hard to argue that it would be the wisest choice as far as ensuring a victory in November. Probably not the best choice as far as who would actually be the best VP once he's won, but an Obama Clinton ticket would win pretty handily, I think. And it would be the easiest and best way to bring wary Clinton supporters over to vote for Obama.
She should get out. Seeing as she's not going to get the nomination, her staying in the race means her supporters are more likely to vote for McCain as opposed to Obama. She's alienating him from her key support when the big election comes around.
I really hope Obama wins, he would just be a breath of fresh air both in the US and internationally. His support across alone Europe is huge. He's also very popular in Asia - elementary school kids even chat about him in their break time. When they're being retards, they even shout out "Yes, we can! Yes, we can!". No joke.
Originally posted by Ya Krunk'd FlooWhat the hell are you doing watching elementary kids?
She should get out. Seeing as she's not going to get the nomination, her staying in the race means her supporters are more likely to vote for McCain as opposed to Obama. She's alienating him from her key support when the big election comes around.I really hope Obama wins, he would just be a breath of fresh air both in the US and internationally. His support across alone Europe is huge. He's also very popular in Asia - elementary school kids even chat about him in their break time. When they're being retards, they even shout out "Yes, we can! Yes, we can!". No joke.
Barack Obama
Pledged:1,660
Superdelegates314
Total:1,974
Hillary Clinton
Pledged:1,500
Superdelegates280
Total:1,780
now bill clinton is throwing a tantrum saying that the superdelegates are being 'bullied' into changing their vote and that clinton is a victim of a 'cover up'.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/26/bill.clinton.mon/index.html?eref=rss_politics&iref=polticker