Is it time for Clinton to call it quits?

Started by Blax_Hydralisk10 pages

She should have quit a month ago. ermm

Remember Bobby Kennedy? If Clinton quits now she loses her chance as the only democratic candidate if Obama is assassinated.

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politicalintelligence/2008/05/clinton_mention.html

Even though she apologized for it, she probably still means it.

The point is, Obama all but has the nomination. Clinton just wants the publicity, and her hope Obama will be assassinated.

The Democratic Nomination seems to be more of a front-page story than the actual election will be...

Originally posted by caedusrulesall
Clinton just wants the publicity, and her hope Obama will be assassinated.

wow thats quite an accusation there.

Originally posted by Schecter
wow thats quite an accusation there.

Well, look at her quote about Bobby Kennedy being assassinated. Why else would she start mentioning that?

you know...........**** if i know. really to me she lost all credibility as someone who gives a **** about anything but her career when she refused to run in 04. now she's just coming off as a desperate and dellusional hack who talks out her ass...with her husband singing along. however although i never liked her at all, i disagree with you there. since its just my speculation against yours though, i guess thats that.

She is just getting so desperate, you can tell. A while back it was like she couldn't answer a question without two or three cheap shots at Obama coming with it.

Originally posted by Schecter
you know...........**** if i know. really to me she lost all credibility as someone who gives a **** about anything but her career when she refused to run in 04. now she's just coming off as a desperate and dellusional hack who talks out her ass...with her husband singing along. however although i never liked her at all, i disagree with you there. since its just my speculation against yours though, i guess thats that.
Maye back then she knew Bush would beat her, and that would look very bad, losing to Bush Cheney.

Originally posted by lord xyz
Maye back then she knew Bush would beat her, and that would look very bad, losing to Bush Cheney.

she figured it would be a sure win in 08. rather than take a chance and throw her hat in, she consciously chose to sit back and HOPE for another 4 years of bush/cheney.

presidents get elected after losing previous elections. there was no excuse for not running.

I couldnt give a shit ; i think she should go and retire in florida

Originally posted by Schecter
[b]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 [/B]

For a conspiracy theory to hold much water, you at least have to have someone to blame. Mr. Clinton apparently does not. Sometimes I think Bill has become the bigger threat to the democrat party.

He is the comeback kid remember. His reputation wont suffer for long.

It isn't his reputation that concerns me.

obama now with 1978 delegates total.

47 needed

even with the florida delegates she's doomed, so she also factors in the michigan primaries of which obama was not on the ballot (because he was busy abiding by dnc rules). then factor in clinton's assumption that people who voted for obama are regretting it now, and the big evil conspiracy to bully superdelegates. conclusion of course is that clinton wins wins WINS!

i can see a new political term coming from this primary season: "clinton math"

Your American conspiracy in action.

Lame that she has to call in her husband for back-up. She should really just have the honor and wish Obama a win in '08, while gracefully bowing out now.

She did a good run; it's a definite win for would-be women candidates of the future, but enough is enough.

I said no, obviously.

Originally posted by Strangelove
I said no, obviously.

Do you honestly think she can turns things around now?

Originally posted by Strangelove
I said no, obviously.
Although I am liking the idea of an Obama-Clinton ticket more and more.

The Clinton supporters kind of have to now, she's circling the drain.