Sorry Hillary Supporters

[redstate_democrat]

Obama will win three out of the four contests tonight, OH, TX, VT. He will rout her in the delegate game. Also, watch for a gang of superdelegates to jump on the bandwagon. I hope we can all come together when that times comes.

:D

[democrattotheend]

1. What makes you say that?

I hope you are right, but I am not so optimistic.

[redstate_democrat]

5. He will

Trust me

[Wayjose]

12. Obama will lose OH and narrowly win TX if not lose it

but he will continue to lead in the delegate race. He will probably net more delegates in TX than Hillary. Also there are bad reports coming out of TX where there are accusations against the Obama team of cheating (see Rightpundits.com)
In spite of Hillary doing well tonight she will have to resist intense pressure to get out of the campaign...

[redstate_democrat]

20. Lose OH?

No way. The polls say one thing but they don't capture the full reality of things on the ground. He will win OH narrowly and rout her in TX (in delegates) by way of the two step primary/caucus set up.

[JKaiser]

2. Obama probably will

[Occam Bandage]

3. I will kick this when you are wrong.

[redstate_democrat]

6. Why?

If I had a problem with this thread being kicked, then why would I post it in the first place?

[ChairmanAgnostic]

13. this is not flame bait. as far as I know.

[Saturday]

4. A flamebaiter asking us to come together? Interesting. nt

[redstate_democrat]

9. A "flamebaiter"?

Some of you need to speak in "real world" language some of the time. What the hell is that?

I support Barack but he has pissed me off in the past couple of days, but I am still on the squad. So kiss off.

[grantcart]

7. he will lead her in delegates but not rout her

Its impossible for anybody to rout delegates unless they are getting over 60%

[redstate_democrat]

11. I think he has a strong possibility of routing her at the caucus in TX

I think he will do well in the caucus part in TX. I wonder when those results will be made available. How long will the caucus last?

[Gore1FL]

16. The caucus delegates won't be assigned until May or June.

I think.

[redstate_democrat]

22. Well when

those results come out it will show a tremendous delegate lead in the caucus part for Obama.

I mean, Hillary Supporters, Obama has like a 150 delegate lead. The onus is not on him to rout her, but she must rout him. But he will do so anyway. TX is a lock. He will win OH narrowly. Look at the delegate rich districts is ALL I'm saying. Never underestimate Obama.

[grantcart]

21. two hours - yes that is possible - probably not wise to flaunt it until it has actually happened

[redstate_democrat]

23. You

must believe IT to achieve IT.

[rodeodance]

8. **** Five reasons Clinton could come back

Five reasons Clinton could come back

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0308/8820.html

Five reasons Clinton could come back
By: Jim VandeHei and John F. Harris
March 4, 2008 03:38 PM EST

For weeks, the widespread expectation among most campaign journalists has been that the race for the Democratic nomination will, for all practical purposes, come to an end Tuesday night with a victory for Barack Obama.

Given the predictive record of reporters so far this election cycle, that is by itself a good reason to believe that Hillary Rodham Clinton is headed later this evening for a game-changing comeback in Ohio and Texas.

If it happens, we can think of five reasons why.

Several have as much to do with the idiosyncrasies of news media psychology — and the way this influences political story lines — as they do with any tactical brilliance by Clinton’s campaign.

After all, Clinton’s operatives have been complaining for months about Obama’s unreadiness to be commander in chief and a double standard in coverage. Only in recent days have these protests started to get much traction.

Please delete this story if actual voters render it obsolete a few hours from now. But until the results come in, take some time to contemplate the hidden reasons for the Clinton Comeback.

1. The "SNL" Factor. Just when you thought no one watched "Saturday Night Live" anymore, the show made a star cameo on this year’s trail. The Not Ready for Prime Time Players were brutally effective in exposing the fawning coverage of Obama. Never underestimate the power of shame in journalism. "SNL’s" mockery went straight to reporters’ insecurities. Being accused of falling “in the tank” for a candidate is the journalistic equivalent of a nerdish high school freshman getting a wedgie from the jocks.

[Lucinda]

10. 3 for Obama? Not gonna happen.

:)

[redstate_democrat]

14. Okay

Why not? TX is definitely strong for Obama. A lot of pollsters aren't picking up first time voters and non-democrats...and we all know how they will go. Same in OH. I think the pundits will be stunned by the end of tonight. That is all I have to say.

[NastyRiffraff]

15. If wishes were horses...

...and all that. I wonder what some of the Obama supporters will say if Hillary wins big time tonight?

Oh, yes. There's always voter fraud.

[redstate_democrat]

25. I doubt it

but if she does, I will honestly be shocked, stunned, and in utter disbelief. I will have no choice but to contribute it to the negative campaigning of the last few days. I believe OH and TX voters are much smarter than what her campaign believes them to be. But, trust me, this will end tonight.

[Window]

17. ..

[cali]

18. Sorry, you're wrong. Hillary will win OH, TX and RI

today. However, she won't win by enough and yes, a lot of SDs will likely be endorsing Obama soon.

[redstate_democrat]

24. She can have RI

but I am not ready to concede TX and OH. Sorry. Obama closed that gap TOO fast and not to mention that these polls traditionally don't pick up voters who are traditionally left out of polling and new voters/crossovers. Then look at the undecideds. Obama will take them down.

[grantcart]

26. Rhode Island is the key

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4830347

[redstate_democrat]

28. RI is spin

for Hillary's campaign right now. This campaign season is far from the norm/traditional. If it were so, I assume Hillary would have already won the nomination by now.

[grantcart]

29. you might enjoy the link i provided but you have to read down the thread to

get your money's worth if you like it add some outrageous comment and let it come back from the grave for some more fun

[redstate_democrat]

30. lol

[stillrockin]

19. It will happen.

[redstate_democrat]

27. Thank you.

People just need to face reality. It's pointless to keep fighting over this.

[NoBorders]

31. I wish, but I think otherwise

You're setting yourself up for a major flaming later by the way. Obama will be lucky to win TX tonight.