A Ton Of Bricks Are Going To Hit The Clinton Campaign Tomorrow

[THUNDER HANDS]

50 superdelegates are going to jump on the Obama bandwagon.

$50 million will be reported by the Obama camp in February.

Those 50 superdelegates are going to be double the delegate total that Clinton picked up tonight.

It'll be like he won Rhode Island and Vermont 100-0 and won Ohio by 10 points.

Enjoy your little confetti party tonight Hillary, tomorrow is going to be a rude awakening.

[Horse with no Name]

1. Link please? n/t

[ingac70]

8. Video at the link....

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/03/04/brokaw-obama-has-50-supe_n_89789.html

[DJ13]

14. I saw a video earlier where Tom Brokow said the Obama camp

told him that they were going to announce 50 super delegates moved to Obama Wednesday.

Dont have a link.

[Skoods]

2. Thank you Miss Cleo...nt

[jsamuel]

3. I think Clinton made something like 35M in February.

[lapfog_1]

4. After all is said an done tonight...

Hillary still isn't cutting into the delegate lead that Obama has established.

And there just aren't that many delegates left.

[babylonsister]

5. But she's going to freeze the delegates, whatever that means....

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=132&topic_id=4887181

[Coexist]

that's not for real, she is just asking them to not announce

I don't think they will.

FWIW, the Obama campaign said that they don't have a big bloc of delegates that will announce at once. It is smarter to roll them out slower over time - keep his support in the news cycle.

[HeraldSquare212]

6. Tomorrow is the beginning of the end.

[jsamuel]

7. I find it funny that Obama is now relying on the same superdelegates that they criticized before.

[beachmom]

16. Neither candidate can get the nomination without the supers.

The question is do the supers honor the pledged delegate count or not?

[KittyWampus]

23. I find it funny that Hillary & her supporters claim media bias when they've been padding her numbers

from the very start with super delegates

[NightWatcher]

9. dont forget the endorsements of Bill Richaardson and others

in the party elite. they still think the leader after tonight should take the whole thing

[global1]

10. Where Did You Get This Info - What If HRC Wins Texas Too?.....

won't these superdelegates back out of their endorsements?

[ingac70]

13. Thye are basing it on who has the delegate lead after tonight.n/t

[jlake]

11. lol. Hilly's got some SDs in the can as well..... we shall see how this plays out.

Hilly is gonna win this thing for all of us!

[Aviation Pro]

12. Sheesh....

...take a pill willya and calm down. So the deficits in Senator Obama's campaign are being exposed. Big deal.

Toughen up, buttercups, if you think this is bad wait until the GE when the full force of the Republican slime machine rears its ugly head.

[Tarc]

15. More sour grapes, you little child?

:)

I am loving the sight of you little kool-aid sippers reaching for the razor blades tonight. :rofl:

[THUNDER HANDS]

26. yeah, we're so desperate

sitting on a 100-delegate lead.

[Freida5]

17. I thought he wanted the voters to decide??

[Freida5]

18. I thought he wanted the voters to decide??

[Beausoir]

19. More empty hysterical rhetoric from Obama. How's that working for ya?

[onehandle]

20. Way to steal a photo from a stock photo company.

They track and penalize thieves.

[cbayer]

21. Did you see the democratic vs. republican turnout??

Let's celebrate a little while.

[GoldieAZ49]

22. super schmuper they can change back and forth

your ton of bricks are not worth a bucket of warm spit

Look how much more O spent and lost or broke even

The voters are the ones that decide, whichever way they go, is the candidate

[speedoo]

24. Meanwhile, whatever delegates Hillary gains tonight will be neutralized...

by Mississippi and Wyoming in a few days. Which means Hillary will have done nothing to reduce Obama's elected delegate lead.

[IDemo]

25. They were speaking of this earlier on MSNBC

It was said that the 50 or so SD's would probably be 'rolled out' over the next several weeks, not all at once.

It looks like, barring a sudden moment of clarity by Clinton regarding grade school math, we are stuck with the worst reality show on tv for another few weeks.

[cboy4]

27. I don't blame you for being irate Magic Rat.....All of

your people had all but written off tonight in such an arrogant, nasty fashion.

"Oh, don't worry Hillbots, it will all be over in 3 days..."

"Start supporting Obama now or you will be banned from DU..."

"Start posting negative shit, even if it's not true...."

You deserve to have a taste of your own medicine....even if it's for one night.

on edit...typo

[tekisui]

28. She can lose tonight or at the Convention on the first ballot.

It's up to her.

[IsItJustMe]

29. Wonder if Obama will go low like Hillary. He might have to. Lots to work with, that's for sure!

[Arkana]

30. I do hope the super rumor is true.

I'd like to think Axelrod's crew is smart enough not to leak something like that unless they REALLY had a list.

[RememberWellstone]

31. Want some Pampers?

before you're off to Lala land? ROFL!!!

[4_Legs_Good]

32. I hope Obama is double-plus gracious tonight

And just shows how much more he's ready to take the high road and make her look like an idiot for playing dirty.

Then let the facts hit her hard.

David

P.S. OMG, she's talking about the phone. Gawd, I'm ready to vote Nader again in November

[GetTheRightVote]

33. Clinton is a sell you out candidate, remember Nafta, jobs lost.

I will never forget how my home town was destoried by this one deal making on our govt.
This is one dem who will not vote if she is the one put up, it is against all I believe in.
I want the war to end period, she voted for it, he did not. I want nafta stopped period.
I want Americans to come first in their own home, their own nation period. It is a time
for change and improvement over the old way. If we vote anything else this year then we
did deserve to have Bush in the White House.

[lonestarnot]

34. Are you enjoying tearing at the fabric of the democratic party?