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She cannot gain the number of needed delegates to earn the nomination through the will of the voters, so what is she gonna do? Is she gonna beg superdelegates to overturn to will of the people and anoint her the democratic nominee?
If so, she should be prepared to reap the whirlwind and negative backlash that would strike the party. The million-plus people who have donated (less than $100 in 90% of the cases) to Obama's campaign will feel, rightfully so, disenfranchised and may not go over to McCain, but would more likely just stay home with their millions of dollars, support, and votes in the Fall. This is not some kind of threat, but a simple observation. A new generation of voters would see that their voices do not count and would likely turn their backs on the Democrats (including those running for local and state offices) and possibly never participate in politics again.
Is Hillary so greedy that even though she cannot fairly win the nomination that she will slash and burn the party to its core just so that she can have her limited time on the throne in the White House?
Hillary supporters, please save me the 'who needs you, blah blah blah' because you and the Democratic party do need the millions of people, many of which have been turned on to politics for the first time. If Obama were in the same position and acting in the same manner as is Hillary, I would also be demanding that he step aside for the good of the party and country. Let's think of the greater good of the party and the country. We need a Democratic president, Congress, and most importantly a Democrat appointed Supreme Court majority in order to save us from a generation of never ending war, an end to our civil liberties, and life shaped by PNAC and the neocons. This is our best and possibly last chance for a generation to change the path that our country is heading down.
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