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Hillary Clinton OR Barack Obama? (2 Viewers)
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Garygaz
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Hillary Clinton, GTFO
Wow, just wow.
Hillary Clinton is incredibly selfish, I mean, she is receiving information left, right and centre that she is going to lose the Democratic elections yet she fights on. She is literally fucking with the chances of the Democrats to fix America's shitty world image because of her nazi-feminist attitude. Her campaign is around $12 million in debt, time to consolidate your debt...?
Wow, she won West Virginia, like that was unexpected? Everyone knew it, it's the least culturally diverse State in the U.S.
“But here in West Virginia, you know a thing or two about rough roads to the top of the mountain. We know from the Bible that faith can move mountains and, my friends, the faith of the Mountain State has moved me. I am more determined than ever to carry on this campaign until everyone has had a chance to make their voices heard."
Ehh, looks like she's planning for the long haul.
tl;dr Hillary Clinton is going to cause Obama to lose momentum he needs for the General Election and even if a god forsaken miracle happened and she won, she wouldn't beat Huckabee.
gj America
Wow, just wow.
Hillary Clinton is incredibly selfish, I mean, she is receiving information left, right and centre that she is going to lose the Democratic elections yet she fights on. She is literally fucking with the chances of the Democrats to fix America's shitty world image because of her nazi-feminist attitude. Her campaign is around $12 million in debt, time to consolidate your debt...?
Wow, she won West Virginia, like that was unexpected? Everyone knew it, it's the least culturally diverse State in the U.S.
“But here in West Virginia, you know a thing or two about rough roads to the top of the mountain. We know from the Bible that faith can move mountains and, my friends, the faith of the Mountain State has moved me. I am more determined than ever to carry on this campaign until everyone has had a chance to make their voices heard."
Ehh, looks like she's planning for the long haul.
tl;dr Hillary Clinton is going to cause Obama to lose momentum he needs for the General Election and even if a god forsaken miracle happened and she won, she wouldn't beat Huckabee.
gj America
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Re: Hillary Clinton, GTFO
you have no idea what's going on, why bother formulating an opinion
you do realise huckabee withdrew from the campaign months ago right? and that McCain is the unofficial winner of the republican nomination?Garygaz said:tl;dr Hillary Clinton is going to cause Obama to lose momentum he needs for the General Election and even if a god forsaken miracle happened and she won, she wouldn't beat Huckabee.
gj America
you have no idea what's going on, why bother formulating an opinion
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Re: Hillary Clinton, GTFO
Yeah, she's clearly planning to get out. This is saving face, strengthening her bid for another shot, and pressuring Obama to take her as VP.
It's clear that Obama wont win the working class against McCain. It's questionable whether he can win all the crucial big swing states she's won too.
Frankly, I doubt that he can beat McCain without her.
Yeah, she's clearly planning to get out. This is saving face, strengthening her bid for another shot, and pressuring Obama to take her as VP.
It's clear that Obama wont win the working class against McCain. It's questionable whether he can win all the crucial big swing states she's won too.
Frankly, I doubt that he can beat McCain without her.
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Re: Hillary Clinton, GTFO
I agree, Obama probably cannot win without Clinton, her numbers in crucial states are too strong for her to be ignored. However, what are the odds of these two forming a ticket? Sure, it isn't unheard of two bitter enemies forming a strong ticket, like Kennedy and Johnson, but a number in the Democratic Leadership are talking down such a ticket (maybe for their own ambitions) and I am sure some of this mud throwing has left some big stains that neither of the two camps are happy about. On VP's, who will McCain pick? Crist? Romney? Huckabee? Leiberman? He probably needs someone to boost his economic and conservative credentials.Iron said:
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I sincerely hope it happens. I think theyll keep off the JFK-LBJ comparison (JFK was awesome, but was um assasinated, and LBJ was experienced, conservative, but um sort of had a mental breakdown during war)
I sincerely hope it happens. I think theyll keep off the JFK-LBJ comparison (JFK was awesome, but was um assasinated, and LBJ was experienced, conservative, but um sort of had a mental breakdown during war)
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Clinton staying in is good. Not just because she still has a chance (albeit incredibly slight) of winning the nomination, but because it's a time for the party to unite.
Johnson was twice the president Kennedy was. Medicare, Medicaid, the Civil Rights Act - no doubt Vietnam was a giant cock-up, but don't forget that Kennedy was the one who began sending troops there. Plus Truman was behind the disaster that was Korea, yet nobody's going to declare him no good.Iron said:
Clinton staying in is good. Not just because she still has a chance (albeit incredibly slight) of winning the nomination, but because it's a time for the party to unite.
If: they allow Florida and Michigan, Hillary wins convincingly in at least 65% of the remaining states and if she gets at least 120 of the remaining super delegates (approximately 240 are still undecided) things could change.
I don't think Hillary is out yet, she still has a chance, though as it has been said continually in this thread before, a very slim one- but she she believes strongly in her cause and so do many Americans so she should keep going.
If Obama gets the nomination and loses against McCain there will be quiet whispers of "I told you so" rights across America lol.
I don't think Hillary is out yet, she still has a chance, though as it has been said continually in this thread before, a very slim one- but she she believes strongly in her cause and so do many Americans so she should keep going.
If Obama gets the nomination and loses against McCain there will be quiet whispers of "I told you so" rights across America lol.
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Woo, Edwards endorses Obama.
Edwards/Obama ticket.
Edwards/Obama ticket.
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Re: Hillary Clinton, GTFO
Didn't know Huckabee was going to receive the Republican nomination instead of McCain.
You heard it here first.
Very credible.Garygaz said:
Didn't know Huckabee was going to receive the Republican nomination instead of McCain.
You heard it here first.
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Kevin Rudd can never ever accomplish this.
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Iron said:
They probably thought she was food.
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He.chicky_pie said:They probably thought she was food.
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wat does tfw stand for?blue_chameleon said:
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