Obama would be gone already if Hillary wasn't the "other choice" but she has put up quite the numbers and kept this race close.

Then throw in FL and MI numbers. Why don't those votes count? Should they in such a close battle?

A lot of people want her out, so they can focus on November. I also think too many liberals have a lot invested into Obama and can't turn back now.

So will she stay? Everyone predicts WV to be a easy victory for her, and it seems she could take KY and PR as well with OR going to Marxist-Obama.

Also interesting are the many polls (and I do stay back a bit from polls so use caution) that tell us McCain would have a much harder time beating Hillary then Marxist-Obama. That's funny to me because so many liberals (even as suggested here) think Obama is being "attacked" because they "fear him in the general election." If so, why aren't these polls everyone seems to live and die by saying that?!

I personally would rather face him now as well. I think both are embarrassing Democratic mistakes in a time that they could pretty much have walked in the WH but as normal DemoRATS and Liberas mucked it up with their extreme choices; so now November will be a battle.

Who do you think would have been a 'reasonable' Dem candidate?

Reasonble Dem Candidate = Oxy-Moron

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Originally posted by Proud American!:
So will she stay?...

The Democrat party hasn't the cajones to run her off, as they would have last month anyone else with her current standing... Obama included.

She has had many opportunities to "do the right thing", and won't until the absolute last moment, if then, and in ANY event will blame her loss on everyone else.

That's the Clinton M.O. (no offense to MO. intended )

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Originally posted by bobbcat:
Who do you think would have been a 'reasonable' Dem candidate?

As far as the original list this time around, all were unreasonable. It wasn't a stretch for people like Seth to jump off Edwards and onto Marxist-Obama's bandwagon because it's the same content re-packaged.

I won't give the names but I can think of a few Democratic Governor's that could have great potential.

The problem these more "moderate," "American-friendly" people have is they aren't radical enough for the very vocal liberal base like moveon/DU/pink, etc.

And that's too bad.

If this doesn't raise your eyebrows, nothing can... I'd suggest that NOBODY think such a thing is impossible.

Source:
MYWAY.COM 5.7.08
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -
"What will it take for a Democratic presidential candidate to win the support of California superdelegate Steven Ybarra?

Say, $20 million.

The Democratic National Committee member doesn't parse his words when it comes to what he wants from Barack Obama or Hillary Rodham Clinton - an ironclad promise to spend that heady amount to register Mexican-American voters and get them to the polls in November.

In a telephone interview Wednesday, he said he plans to remain undecided in the tight contest until "someone shows me the money."

When will he settle on a candidate?

"Nobody showed me any money yet," he said.

He's not kidding. To Ybarra, a Sacramento lawyer, the stakes are no less than winning the presidency in November.

He predicted that as many as 1.3 million Mexican-Americans could be added to voter rolls in New Mexico, Colorado, Florida and other swing states, a potentially decisive edge for the eventual Democratic nominee.

With that investment of funds, Mexican-Americans would realize Democratic leaders "care about us," Ybarra said, referring to Mexican-Americans.

Is $20 million a lot to ask?

In 2004, "they spent a billion to lose," he said..."

Hey!
At least he's admitting he's a squirrly dog!

Notice how the mainstream media is basically 'calling' the election for Marxist-Obama. All day I've been seeing new articles pop up about 'how Hillary should quit.'

What is the media worried about?

WHY SHOULD HILLARY QUIT?!?!

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Originally posted by Proud American!:
WHY SHOULD HILLARY QUIT?!?!

In order to force McCain to run against a candidate he could not beat by ignoring.