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  • May 7, 2008 at 11:00 AM #200599
    an
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    The polls are saying that much less than 50%, I think around 20-30% of Obama supporter wouldn’t vote for Clinton. So, that’s a little better than 50-60% of Clinton supporter saying they won’t vote for Obama.

    May 7, 2008 at 1:31 PM #200592
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    Once those Clinton supporters realize that they’re not only voting for McCain, but also for 2-3 Supreme Court judges (and therefore the direction of this country for the next 30-40 years), they will reconsider.

    May 7, 2008 at 1:31 PM #200633
    afx114
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    Once those Clinton supporters realize that they’re not only voting for McCain, but also for 2-3 Supreme Court judges (and therefore the direction of this country for the next 30-40 years), they will reconsider.

    May 7, 2008 at 1:31 PM #200660
    afx114
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    Once those Clinton supporters realize that they’re not only voting for McCain, but also for 2-3 Supreme Court judges (and therefore the direction of this country for the next 30-40 years), they will reconsider.

    May 7, 2008 at 1:31 PM #200687
    afx114
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    Once those Clinton supporters realize that they’re not only voting for McCain, but also for 2-3 Supreme Court judges (and therefore the direction of this country for the next 30-40 years), they will reconsider.

    May 7, 2008 at 1:31 PM #200720
    afx114
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    Once those Clinton supporters realize that they’re not only voting for McCain, but also for 2-3 Supreme Court judges (and therefore the direction of this country for the next 30-40 years), they will reconsider.

    May 7, 2008 at 2:10 PM #200642
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    I think only the dream ticket of Obama/Clinton can beat McCain…But despite Hilary saying she is willing to do everything it takes to beat McCain (extension of Bush), I believe her pride (or ego) won’t allow her to run as V.P..

    She is just in it now to keep the donations coming it to cover her debt (ie the new 6 mil loan to her campaign from herself)..No one will donate to an offically dead campaign.

    Unless Obama comes up with a great VP choice I think McCain will carry most of the swing states and win..Personally, I can’t imagine any of these 3 being President…Real scary…

    May 7, 2008 at 2:10 PM #200683
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    I think only the dream ticket of Obama/Clinton can beat McCain…But despite Hilary saying she is willing to do everything it takes to beat McCain (extension of Bush), I believe her pride (or ego) won’t allow her to run as V.P..

    She is just in it now to keep the donations coming it to cover her debt (ie the new 6 mil loan to her campaign from herself)..No one will donate to an offically dead campaign.

    Unless Obama comes up with a great VP choice I think McCain will carry most of the swing states and win..Personally, I can’t imagine any of these 3 being President…Real scary…

    May 7, 2008 at 2:10 PM #200709
    LarryTheRenter
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    I think only the dream ticket of Obama/Clinton can beat McCain…But despite Hilary saying she is willing to do everything it takes to beat McCain (extension of Bush), I believe her pride (or ego) won’t allow her to run as V.P..

    She is just in it now to keep the donations coming it to cover her debt (ie the new 6 mil loan to her campaign from herself)..No one will donate to an offically dead campaign.

    Unless Obama comes up with a great VP choice I think McCain will carry most of the swing states and win..Personally, I can’t imagine any of these 3 being President…Real scary…

    May 7, 2008 at 2:10 PM #200737
    LarryTheRenter
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    I think only the dream ticket of Obama/Clinton can beat McCain…But despite Hilary saying she is willing to do everything it takes to beat McCain (extension of Bush), I believe her pride (or ego) won’t allow her to run as V.P..

    She is just in it now to keep the donations coming it to cover her debt (ie the new 6 mil loan to her campaign from herself)..No one will donate to an offically dead campaign.

    Unless Obama comes up with a great VP choice I think McCain will carry most of the swing states and win..Personally, I can’t imagine any of these 3 being President…Real scary…

    May 7, 2008 at 2:10 PM #200770
    LarryTheRenter
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    I think only the dream ticket of Obama/Clinton can beat McCain…But despite Hilary saying she is willing to do everything it takes to beat McCain (extension of Bush), I believe her pride (or ego) won’t allow her to run as V.P..

    She is just in it now to keep the donations coming it to cover her debt (ie the new 6 mil loan to her campaign from herself)..No one will donate to an offically dead campaign.

    Unless Obama comes up with a great VP choice I think McCain will carry most of the swing states and win..Personally, I can’t imagine any of these 3 being President…Real scary…

    May 7, 2008 at 2:14 PM #200647
    Diego Mamani
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    Hey DWCAP, what you said about disenfrachising one half or the other is true only if the process remains bitterly contested to the very end. And I agree that it’s not time for the DNC to step in.

    However, this is the time for Ms. Clinton to step in, and wholeheartedly endorse Obama. She has a chance to be seen as a party uniter. Unfortunately, she’ll probably end her campaign the same way she run it (badly):

    -She brought up the race issue again and again
    -She engaged in negative attacks
    -And to crown it all: she refuses to concede and divides the party until the very bitter end, risking a McCain victory in November

    May 7, 2008 at 2:14 PM #200688
    Diego Mamani
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    Hey DWCAP, what you said about disenfrachising one half or the other is true only if the process remains bitterly contested to the very end. And I agree that it’s not time for the DNC to step in.

    However, this is the time for Ms. Clinton to step in, and wholeheartedly endorse Obama. She has a chance to be seen as a party uniter. Unfortunately, she’ll probably end her campaign the same way she run it (badly):

    -She brought up the race issue again and again
    -She engaged in negative attacks
    -And to crown it all: she refuses to concede and divides the party until the very bitter end, risking a McCain victory in November

    May 7, 2008 at 2:14 PM #200714
    Diego Mamani
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    Hey DWCAP, what you said about disenfrachising one half or the other is true only if the process remains bitterly contested to the very end. And I agree that it’s not time for the DNC to step in.

    However, this is the time for Ms. Clinton to step in, and wholeheartedly endorse Obama. She has a chance to be seen as a party uniter. Unfortunately, she’ll probably end her campaign the same way she run it (badly):

    -She brought up the race issue again and again
    -She engaged in negative attacks
    -And to crown it all: she refuses to concede and divides the party until the very bitter end, risking a McCain victory in November

    May 7, 2008 at 2:14 PM #200742
    Diego Mamani
    Participant

    Hey DWCAP, what you said about disenfrachising one half or the other is true only if the process remains bitterly contested to the very end. And I agree that it’s not time for the DNC to step in.

    However, this is the time for Ms. Clinton to step in, and wholeheartedly endorse Obama. She has a chance to be seen as a party uniter. Unfortunately, she’ll probably end her campaign the same way she run it (badly):

    -She brought up the race issue again and again
    -She engaged in negative attacks
    -And to crown it all: she refuses to concede and divides the party until the very bitter end, risking a McCain victory in November

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