The cold, hard numbers

HRC is really just making a mockery of herself if she does not withdraw on Wednesday morning. At this point she is nothing but a joke. Her math is fantastical at best, and her arguments are queasy. Super-delegates will coalesce around the rightful nominee who has done nothing but play the game fairly since it began.

In December, Clinton was expecting the contest to be over February 5th. She did not plan for any of the contests after that, and she lost 11 in a row. It was at this point that it became apparent the strength and dignity that the Obama campaign has. Following this, the campaign raised oodles of cash, survived Wright, Ayers and bittergate, and wile coming in second in a few later states, has still managed to keep an insurmountable lead. He has won the votes from all classes of people: racial classes, economic classes, gender.

In the meantime, Clinton did not lose gracefully. During February, her aids claimed that the states Obama won “did not matter” because they were too small or held caucuses. They racked up huge debts and begged children to sell their bikes to donate to the campaign. They played race card, claiming that only she could win WHITE working class voters. They played the age card, saying she could only win older voters. They tried to begin class warfare by pitting the “working class” against other in the Democratic Party. Clinton has been nothing but divisive and self-serving, attempting to bend the rules at every corner to suit her own goal. When she won small states, they suddenly mattered, even though they didn’t in February. Kentucky mattered only because she won it. Wisconsin didn’t matter because Obama won it.

If you are on here posting as a Clinton supporter, ask yourself this: How can you be so blind and threatening to not vote or vote for McCain when Obama is on the ticket? Are you a woman feeling scorned? Do you think McCain will be fairer to womens rights than Obama? Are you older and believe Obama is not qualified? Would you rather have McCain’s foreign policy and 4-8 more years of Bush? What lessons haven’t we learned as Americans over the past 8 years? Bitterness does not serve our country well, and you all should think long and hard at your decision come November. And remember just who was divisive and bitter during this campaign.

Hillary Clinton is staying in the race for two reasons...to continue to whittle away at her fundraising deficit by continuing to collect money knowing she cannot win the nomination and, secondly, because she is in this for herself and not for her party or her county. All she has done is divide the democratic voters and only hurting their chances in November. Good riddance to her and Bill come the end of the week.

What rule will she want to change next? The suspense is killing me! Literally.

Sincerely, The Democratic Party

no sh*t. so why is she still in?

Senator Clinton and her aides signed off on the agreement to punish the states that did not follow the rules back in January. Now, Senator Clinton wants us to think that caucus states do not matter by excluding those states and US territories in the total popular vote count.

To make matters worse, Senator Clinton is campaigning with the delegate from the US Virgin Islands and a US Virgin Islands DNC member who lives in Tennessee which neither of them represent the views and what US Virgin Islands voted for. The US Virgin Islands held caucus voting earlier this year and voted 90% to 10% in favor of Senator Obama.

After the US Virgin Islands decisive victory, VI DNC Member Kevin Rodriguez decided to switch to Senator Obama. Now, he's back on Senator Clinton's band wagon (I'm getting dizzy with Mr. Rodriguez's switching back and forth). He was booted out as local government Personnel Director and now, he decides to jump ship again and go to Senator Clinton. Don't be fooled by Mr. Rodriguez. His waivering support may not hold for Senator Clinton within the next two weeks.

Lookia sir, we were favourites from the start, we won the toss, we had more field-goal attempts, won more tackles, most of the fans watching at home love us to bits, tell him Bill, show him the stats, the interceptions, passing accuracy...the support messages.. "what do yu mean only goals count, rules? what do yu mean rules is rules?", oh, so you want rules, here's a new one: sack the godamm rules, our defensive record is not nothing.. let every stat count!

PS: HRC '08 - Impeached by the American public

Hillary’s remaining concerns:

1. How much have I loaned my campaign?
2. How much do I owe to vendors?
3. How can I bilk more money from my supporters?
4. How can I get paid first?
5. How do I salvage my tarnished reputation with my NY constituency?
6. How do I get out and save my face?

Hillary, the Queen of Spin and a Legend in Her Own Mind!

http://klintons.com

To the rhyme of Hickory Dickory Dock ...

Hillary Billary crock
His spouse ran out the clock
She just can't win
So stop the spin
The nominee is Barack!

Stan Dingo

Some of you posed valid concerns, but even though I am not going to pull out all of the negative qualities or the not-politically awesome things Obama was for, I want to understand why people believe in Obama. And I'm tired of the "he's charismatic" argument. That doesn't mean he'll impact change. Why did academics/professionals vote for him primarily?

Some of us Clinton supporters may be bitter, but some of us truly did not believe in Obama from the start. Forget party loyalties, McCain seems like a much greater alternative than is Obama. McCain will carry most of the nations votes this November. We, as the millennials, can say whatever we want -- but we won't turn the nation. There are still more old folks who will outvote us.

I still say, HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 2008.