BREAKING: Clinton hints at exit from Presidential race.

[krkaufman]

From MSNBC's website...

Sen. Hillary Clinton tells supporters she won’t give up her White House bid without a fight.

Isn't this what candidates always say right before they get out of the race?

Oh, come on. Have a sense of humor!

Top o' the morning...

:toast:

[Radio_Lady]

1. Well, I give it a small chuckle because I do have a sense of humor.

I'm awake here at 4:50 AM Pacific Time.

Have you been up all night? I went to bed at 11:30 PM but woke up suddenly at 1:30 AM and just couldn't fall back to sleep.

CU@theDU

Radio Lady Ellen in Oregon

PS. WANT TO HEAR ME DISCUSS THE SUPERNATURAL ON THE INTERNET?

Link to: http://www.rodcdavis.com/EllenKimball.html

It's a direct link that comes up with audio.

One of the authors I spoke with a few years ago uploaded the interview to his website. Rod C. Davis lives in Nevada. He has kept in touch with me through beautiful email cards for birthdays and holidays.

Rod has written some very interesting books and is involved with the supernatural for years. He is also in the mortgage management business. My husband Audio_Al and I have been privileged to have lunch with him and his wife a couple of times since then in Nevada, where we own a timeshare.

People say I sound like a blonde! No way. If you listen, please tell me what you think.

[krkaufman]

3. yes, sadly. too much coffee too late in the evening.

and too damn much reading and posting.

[chimpymustgo]

6. Ah, the campaign of hope. nt

nt

[krkaufman]

11. huh? Hoping for some meaning, at the moment. n/t

[leftynyc]

9. Same here

I'm on the east coast and dozed off around 10:30 but woke again at 12:15 in time to see the west coast. Dozed for another hour and I'm already at my office. Between the Superbowl and Super Tuesday, this New Yorker is seriously in need of sleep.

[calmblueocean]

2. She's preparing them for the chaos of the Superdelegates.

I think it's clear that even if Obama wins more delegates by the time all primaries and caucuses are through, she intends to win through the Superdelegate vote, even though a SD vote that negates the state vote preference will be seen as undemocratic.

[krkaufman]

5. I concur. That would be a bad thing.

It will be extremely unwise for the superdelegates to overrule the pledge delegate leader

[OnceUponTimeOnTheNet]

7. RE: The Superdelegates this year

This election is more than just politics this year, for the first time race is also an issue. If voters see the superdelegate voice as not reflecting what they feel is accurate, it could get abit unsavory out there.

[krkaufman]

10. "unsavory"... good word.

And it goes both ways. It's not just race, but gender, as well.

Danger looms for the inattentive superdelegate.

[OzarkDem]

4. No way, she's going to win Ohio and Texas

She'll do fine.

[ccpup]

8. okay, I got ready to Post this Reply to fight you

until I realized you were saying "No way" (in response to her dropping out) and THEN "she's going to win Ohio and Texas" and not "No way she's going to win Ohio and Texas"

My lack of coffee at this hour made me skip the helpful comma you placed in your original sentence.

:boring:

[thevoiceofreason]

12. That's right -- ignore Texas

Nothing to see or worry about here, HRC