CLINTON STRATEGIST TO CLINTON: IT'S OVER.
major liability
Active member
I am so tired of the media telling me what I am thinking and exactly what will happen. They are usually wrong.
The Other Guy
Spam King
I wish it was already.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MCL4cA7hhPo
None of the candidates qualify for "dream the impossible dream". If Clinton is out, then McCain is IN.
Lonnie Courtney Clay
None of the candidates qualify for "dream the impossible dream". If Clinton is out, then McCain is IN.
Lonnie Courtney Clay
mmarsh
Active member
I Cannot agree. In fact I would say the opposite. I thought a Hillary nomination would help the GOP as she is so polarizing. Had she won, she would have ran the same nasty campaign against McCain that she did against Obama and the Independents would have massacred her for it. Obama is like Teflon, nothing sticks (and Hillary certainly tried). The GOP "mean-machine" might actually backfire as it did on Hillary. And worse for the GOP hes actually a likable person even amongst his die-hard political opponents. McCain on the other hand is not well appreciated amongst his own party, as he Does not work well with others.
The real question as I said in another thread is will Hillary gracefully bow out or play spoiler, if she plays spoiler then maybe McCain can win. If she doesnt, he's got a very difficult path to walk.
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A Can of Man
Je suis aware
This I agree with.
The correct view is this: What a group of writers believe happened.
MontyB
All-Blacks Supporter
I think thats somewhat naive everything we see and hear is perspective and we select our favourite "news" organisations because they best fit that perspective.
A Can of Man
Je suis aware
I see the event and skip the opinions. Which means 99.9% of what's put out on the news.
The Other Guy
Spam King
I think the answer is secretly yes. I don't really like either one of them, Bush or Clinton.