This is why ALL Clinton supporters should back Barack Obama.

[PresidentObama]

One big fact has largely been lost in the recent coverage of the Democratic presidential race: Hillary Rodham Clinton has virtually no chance of winning.

Her own campaign acknowledges there is no way that she will finish ahead in pledged delegates. That means the only way she wins is if Democratic superdelegates are ready to risk a backlash of historic proportions from the party’s most reliable constituency.

Unless Clinton is able to at least win the primary popular vote — which also would take nothing less than an electoral miracle — and use that achievement to pressure superdelegates, she has only one scenario for victory. An African-American opponent and his backers would be told that, even though he won the contest with voters, the prize is going to someone else.

People who think that scenario is even remotely likely are living on another planet.

Credit: The Politico

The Politico: "One important Clinton adviser estimated to Politico privately that she has no more than a 10 percent chance of winning her race against Barack Obama, an appraisal that was echoed by other operatives."

Credit: Political Wire

The writing is on the wall! Senator Clinton cannot and will not win the Democratic nomination for President.

While, I would rather have her too...it's time to move on.

The General Election is TOO important to lose. John McCain will be a tough and capable candidate, and the Republicans are ready to throw EVERYTHING including the kitchen sink to regain power for four to eight more years.

I'm sorry guys. I wish things turned out differently. But Senator Clinton isn't going to be the nominee.

Senator Obama is.

It's time to fight to win the General Election!

Fired up and ready to go?

I am :)

GOBAMA!

[DemGa]

1. Then the general election is lost -- NT

[goletian]

2. you shouldve left it at "NT" - nt

[DeadElephant_ORG]

103. pardon my ignorance ... what does NT mean??

[patrick t. cakes]

107. no text (below i think)

[DeadElephant_ORG]

114. I just slapped myself. THANK YOU. (...duh)

[goletian]

109. yeah, meants no text. took me a couple days to figure it out, haha. - nt or n/t

[PresidentObama]

3. Sour grapes? I supported Edwards and then Clinton. You don't see me whining that it's lost...

...because my candidates lost.

This election is too important for your phony pessimism.

[Life Long Dem]

92. I just thought I heard Cris Matthews say

Chris Matthews feels that Hillary supporters will be falling out after Richardson's endorsement.

[barb162]

121. Matthews contradicts himself a few times a week.

[TheWraith]

8. Please tell me you forgot the sarcasm tag.

Clinton is pretty much the only Democrat who WOULDN'T beat McCain.

[DemGa]

11. I didn't forget it -- I do think obama would be thoroughly trounced in the GE

if it comes to that. An epic disaster.

[buff2]

24. I know he will

I'll bet the repuke Christians are in high gear.They have the biggest churches in the nation. The turnout on their side will be humongous.

[catgirl]

69. Huckabee came out and defended Obama

McCain is not going to win them over. You just don't want Obama to win.

[Recursion]

152. The religious right in high gear for McCain? Tell me you're joking

They hate that guy. The only thing that would bring them out enthusiastically would be the chance to vote against Hillary Clinton.

[TheWraith]

28. Then you've totally lost touch with reality. nt

[earthlover]

88. Both Hillary and Obama could win in the GE....?Hillary is a 1 in a million chance, Obama even....

[barb162]

120. Take another look at the polls of each against McCain. Hillary does better

against McCain than Obama.

[JVS]

32. The cyanide capsules are in the top right drawer.

:eyes:

[DemGa]

39. Why tell me your business? Don't do anything rash -- nt

[stevietheman]

100. The election is three political lifetimes away. There's no reason to give up so soon. n/t

n/t

[DURHAM D]

4. For the 23rd time an Obama supporter is posting tripe from Republican operatives. Great stuff. nt

[PresidentObama]

5. I was a Clinton supporter less than a week ago.....

[DURHAM D]

50. The point is - this article has been posted over and over again today.

Do you think that is a good source - do you know who those guys are?

[PresidentObama]

56. Well when I've seen Drudge used as a source on DU, they are actually reliable n/t

[barb162]

124. NOT a good source and the content sucks too. n/t

[blm]

26. Kerry2008 was one of Hillary's stauchest defenders - nice of you to NOTICE your own

comrade over the past two months.

She wasn't even swayed by longtime friends here at DU, so the fact that the MATH has convinced her should mean something to the rest of you.

TeamClinton has known the math, too, for the last month and have chosen to continue to hurt the Dem nominee. You can pretend all you want that you still believe she is going to win, but at this point it is clear that you side with furthering the division.

[guruoo]

138. This is the end result of BO supporters self fulfilling prophecy

Hillary's just giving you what you asked for.

[blm]

140. Baloney - TeamClinton's been undermining other Dem leaders for YEARS before

anyone heard of Obama nationally.

They have backstabbed any Dem that was in their way for 2008 starting with Gore and then moved on to Kerry:

Did Obama supporters ask for Kerry to be backstabbed?
http://www.depauw.edu/news/index.asp?id=13354

Did Obama supporters ask for Bill to spend 3 weeks defending Bush on every high profile interview program?
http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/06/19/clinton.iraq/

Did Obama supporters ask for Ohio voters to be sabotaged?
http://www.tpmcafe.com/blog/coffeehouse/2006/oct/07/did_carville_tip_bush_off_to_kerry_strategy_woodward


Did Obama supporters encourage Clinton's betrayals in 2006?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk1k0nUWEQg

[guruoo]

143. Sorry, too many witnesses, straw man

You gettin' what you asked for, and unfortunately so is your candidate.
I say unfortunately, because I like Obama, and have always
intended to support him should Hillary lose the nomination.

[blm]

146. What a hooey reply - typical blind reply by someone who likely never read a single government report

.

[guruoo]

151. ROTFL

[mtnsnake]

148. That is flat-out nonsense

About all he did was post some threads CLAIMING to be a supporter of Clinton all of a sudden. Rarely did he come to Hillary's defense whenever someone like you would post your slanderous and vicious accusations against Hillary.

How do you sleep at night, blm?

[blm]

153. Baloney - Kerry2008 has sided with Clinton since Edwards dropped out. YOU didn't notice

because you are too involved with your own focused attention on your little skirmishes that you play at where you pretend you win all the time. ROFLOLOLOLOLOLOL.

Silly snake. As if some of us haven't figured out by now that you're here for the fun you seem to have, even when you're left to your sputtering.

[barb162]

123. Thank you!

Sometimes I wonder....

[buff2]

6. I can't vote for him

Not after the way I have been attacked in here and called names because I supported someone else. I will never forget that. I've read hundreds of posts in here that have villified and crucified Hillary just because of who she is. Before this guy came along Democrats supported the Clintons but thanks to the "uniter" he has managed to rip away most of her supporters because he is a black MAN. No,I was going to vote for him if she lost but I would cut my fingers off before I cast my vote for him now. McCain or Obama....this country is FUCKED!

[PresidentObama]

10. You won't vote for him because of DU?!? Wow, put the keyboard down...

Seriously. It's an internet board.

Why take it so seriously?

[buff2]

18. Because I have seen who his supporters are

what they represent. It ain't all that great I have to say.

[PresidentObama]

25. If you think DU represents the core of ANY group of supporters, then you need a reality check.

Seriously put the keyboard down.

This election is too important to get your feelings hurt because his internet forum supporters at one forum hurt your feelings.

[buff2]

30. Why such nastiness from these people?

Good Lord,it's like stepping into a lions den at just the mere mention of Hillary. I know she isn't THAT bad.

[PresidentObama]

35. Do you pay attention to DU? I supported Senator Clinton, and would rather her.

My post was to make the simple point that if you do the math, Hillary won't be the nominee.

So it's time to move on. Time to beat McCain.

[Yes We Did]

40. Don't feed them... they'll just keep coming back for more.

[buff2]

You seem like a very nice person

NOT!!!!

[barb162]

126. Hillary has a good chance to win. The tide has turned from Obama.

Anyway, when she wins PA big and has the popular vote, the delegates will vote her in.

[parasim]

54. Seriously?

You really are so convinced that anonymous posters on an internet messageboard are a true representation of the candidate that they supposedly support? Really?

I fully understand that every single Hillary-basher and every single Obama-basher on this board could very well be paid campaign workers from their respective campaigns pretending to represent "their candidate" that I know not to take any one of them seriously. More likely the real disrupters are Rush Limbaugh listeners.

I certainly don't let any one of them sway my personal choice in candidate. I just find it too silly to do so.

[blm]

154. And you are proud of supporters like Penn and Carville who actually HAVE power?

But you loathe people on a message board who have NO POWER?


Think about what you are actually saying. Penn is worthy of your support while DUers with NO POWER in the debate can make you NOT VOTE for the nominee?

That's irrational.

[Oleladylib]

13. I can't vote for him because he is an unknown commodity,,,

[Bensthename]

16. So McBush is a better choice? Amazing.

[msallied]

17. You're basing your vote on how you were treated on an internet message board??

Christ on a cracker... I've read it all.

[TheWraith]

19. Don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

And if you can't recognize that the divisiveness in this primary has come from the Clinton campaign and supporters.... (shrug)

[buff2]

34. You have just proved my point

Thank you.

[TheWraith]

41. This is a forum for Democrats.

Advocating against the Democratic candidate in a race is not permitted. Since you've clearly said you're incapable of that, good riddence.

[Milo_Bloom]

20. What does this even mean?

"I've read hundreds of posts in here that have villified and crucified Hillary just because of who she is."

Do you think maybe it is because of what she has done and not who she is?

[cali]

23. bwahahaha. that's not why you were attacked. climb down off that cross

you were attacked because you were nasty and vile about Obama. And worse. And anyone who bases there vote on what posters on DU say is a hopelessly weak and pathetic.

[buff2]

46. he's not getting my vote

and there are plenty of people who feel the same way.He will lose in the fall and then it will be MY turn to laugh.

[TayTay]

118. I will remember your laughter if we lose

And Roe v. Wade is overturned and our mothers and daughters start dying from botched abortions. I will remember your bitterness and selfishness when we lose even more of our precious civil rights to a RW force that only loves the rights of the rich and of corporations.

Laugh all you want. I will go and comfort the sick, the maligned and the downtrodden. Maybe you can hold a party and celebrate that, but others here cannot.

[barb162]

127. buff2, don't sweat it. Hillary will win, she'll be the nominee.

Obama is most likely mortally wounded with the Wright story and independents won't go with him. The Democratic party leaders know this and he won't be coming into the convention with enough votes to claim being the nominee.

[SaveOurDemocracy]

93. Wow ... Look who's calling somone else nasty and vile?

:wow:

[LaurenG]

47. Not all of Senator Obama's supporters have been mean to you

I hear you about some of the things that were being said and how awful they were but some of us have been trying to get us all UNITED so that when one of them won we could all move on together.

I don't blame you for being angry and I totally understand how disappointing this has to be because were it reversed I'd feel that way. I would beg you not take it out on the country because some of us are assholes.

:hug:

[buff2]

55. I agree there are some who haven't been vicious

and I appreciate that. But to be accused of being a republican,dumb,out of touch with reality,an asshole,telling me to get out,liking sean hannity and all the other off the wall things and when I strike back they can't handle it.They can dish it out but they can't take it.

[LaurenG]

64. I have several friends who still support Senator Clinton

they much prefer her and because of them I have not been willing to hurt them by screwing over their candidate, beside the fact that I always knew she could have also ended up being mine before this was over.

I apologize for those who were nasty because we all matter and we can all do something that will make this world a better place.

I believe in the goodness of people even though I have seen the dark side in them as well (I was cussing last night). You have every right to your preference and and your dignity and I'm very saddened to see people hurt this way.

:hug:

[buff2]

74. Thank you so much

Are you in Ohio? I am. :hi:

[LaurenG]

78. I am in Ohio too!

:hi:

[Hawkeye-X]

86. Oh believe me.. I have been trying for WEEKS

to get everyone united, and what do the Clinton supporters do to me? Laugh and mock me. I am leaving for the weekend and won't be online much, so I know I have a real life outside. I'm going to a state where Obama just picked up a major endorsement.. you know who I am talking about...

Hawkeye-X

[LaurenG]

87. Have a great time. My mom and sister just moved here from there

last August. :hi:

[MH1]

51. A small correction.

I am a Democrat, and at one time I was ready to support Hillary (potentially) if my first choice (John Kerry) didn't run. Well on October 31, 2006, Hillary stuck a knife in Kerry and showed EXACTLY who she is. My unwillingness to vote for her under any circumstance except that she somehow becomes the Democratic nominee (in which case I'll be voting AGAINST the republican, rather than "for" HIllary), has NOTHING, ZERO, NADA, ZILCH to do with Obama "coming along." Now as it happens, after learning about Obama I found I really like him, hence my avatar - but it is simply incorrect to include me in the group of Democrats who supposedly "supported the Clintons" "before this guy came along." No, I "supported the Clintons" (lukewarmly after NAFTA, welfare deform, DOMA, and DADT), only until Clinton herself showed her essential mean-spiritedness and opened my eyes.

I know quite a few Democrats who feel similarly to me.

Has it ever occurred to you that Hillary Clinton inspires enmity, not because the other guy has a "cult following", but because she actually does things that inspire enmity? If not, then I suggest you revisit 10/31/06 and reflect on how a good Democrat, loyal friend, and genuinely decent person not out for political advantage, should have reacted. Then compare it to Clinton's behavior.

[Window]

68. Excellent post.

:thumbsup:

[catgirl]

73. What you just said is repulsive

Why don't you flame bait elsewhere, or go back to your RW sites where
you belong.

[buff2]

77. I just put you on ignore

My list is piling up,but at least the posts I will read will be a lot cleaner.

[jkshaw]

75. Villified "Hillary just because of who she is?"

Please buff2, not because of who she is, but because of what she did, what she said, the harm her campaign continues to create. Never simply because of who she is. Think before you speak like this.

[otohara]

99. Before This Guy Came Along???

I know she was supposed to be the "inevitable" nominee. But, FYI Senator Obama announced his candidacy on 1/17/07, and then Senator Clinton announced on 1/22/07.

That being said, what will you do when Sen. Clinton asks her supporters to support Obama? Will you say, no I can't, because I was attacked on this website called Democratic Underground? I was gonna support him, but people I don't know attacked me with the strokes of their keyboards.

People see & hear what they want to. I've seen Hillary supporters on DU call Obama supporters all sorts of creative names: ObamaBabies, ObamaTools, Obamites, Obama Assholes, Obamabots and of course we're all members of the ObamaCult.

Don't vote for Obama, and if you must laugh your ass off when McCain wins (he won't) That's all fine, but do it for reasons other than remarks made on this website. Do it because you hate his politics, or his speaking style, or the crazy reverend wright. Do not let DramaticUnderground be your guide in this decision.

[L0oniX]

132. You won't vote for Obama because of DU attacks? Sheesh ..that ...IMO is pathetic.

:crazy:

[catgirl]

136. I'll repeat....repulsive

[guruoo]

144. It's not Obama's fault that he attracted so many lowlife "supporters"

[littlebit]

7. I will support her

until she drops out or gets the nomination. Until then I refuse to support anyone else.

[Window]

71. I see absolutely nothing wrong with that. I wish everyone, in both camps, felt that way.

Admirable.:thumbsup:

[Oleladylib]

9. Don't hold your breath..those of us who support her..will be in it all the way.

[MethuenProgressive]

12. Please stop posting RW crap on DU.

[PresidentObama]

14. Richardson endorsed Obama. Why won't you? ;)

Seriously, if you don't agree with the TRUTH...

You call it RW crap? Nice!

[TheWraith]

33. Suddenly Politico is "right wing crap," but the Newsmax smear on Obama is journalism?

What strange definitions the Clinton supporters have created. What color is the sky where you are?

[paulk]

15. she has no chance of getting the pledged delegate lead,

you mean.

She has a very good chance of winning, once the super delegates weigh in.

[PresidentObama]

22. Nope, not at all. She has VERY little chance of winning.

The Superdelegates won't overturn the voters.

[paulk]

80. Obama still hasn't shown that he can win the big swing states

PA is going to be important - If Hillary wins in a blowout - her argument that she's a better candidate for the general election gets a big push.

[TheWraith]

27. The highest elected Democrat says that's not going to happen.

Speaker Pelosi has said superdelegates overturning the popular election results is unacceptable.

[K Gardner]

21. Kerry2008... you're back ! --- So good to see this :-)

:hug:

[Life Long Dem]

29. You can't put logic into this race with Hillary and gang.

I've tried.

[SammyWinstonJack]

82. ...

:eyes:

[BenDavid]

31. we had this election won until obama decided he just had to

unite us. And boy has he ever done such a great job. Support for obama will be hard in coming from hrc supporters because we like hillary and bill clinton. all the lies, name calling we all took notice of and when you obigot supporters talk like republicans against the clintons then we really dislike it. Good luck....

[JVS]

36. Fucking democracy, fucking voters, always getting in the way!

:rofl:

[parasim]

60. Yeah, all those "other things" intruding on "their" politics...

[TheWraith]

38. No, you thought you had a coronation. Then we had an election, and you lost.

And you really sound ridiculous when you claim that it was Obama who was lying and smearing, when your candidate couldn't go one speech without trotting out some false attack.

[cornermouse]

37. Dump the candidate who is closest to your views and

vote for someone else because someone on the internet told you your candidate couldn't win and the other guy has been declared a certain winner by some nameless, faceless person who may or may not know what they're talking about. :crazy:

That's one of the silliest reasons to vote for someone that I've ever seen.

[PresidentObama]

42. How about you take a math class, and that'll tell you why I support Obama.

Hillary can't win.

Her own aides are now saying it.

[cornermouse]

57. Vote for a winner. Get your ticket, heah....

If you vote for someone only because you think they can win you are destined for disappointment and will get everything you deserve. Problem with what's going on now is that I didn't deserve the last 8 years of Bush and I'll be darned if I ever vote for anyone solely on the "they can win" basis.

[PresidentObama]

59. I already voted for Hillary, thank you. But in any event, do the math.

She can't win.

Mike Huckabee was in the race until McCain won the nomination.

Doesn't mean he had a chance either.

[cornermouse]

61. Math has nothing to do with it.

Knowledge, ethics, values, both feet solidly on the ground, a touch of loyalty and all that boring humdrum stuff is the only way I will ever vote. And by the way, I voted for Edwards in the primary.

[PresidentObama]

63. Good for you. I originally supported Edwards. Lord knows I wish he were the nominee.

And loyalty has nothing to do with it.

Eventually when she has to drop out, all of her supporters will eventually vote for Senator Obama.

They're loyal to Senator Clinton, but even more loyal to their country.

[zabet]

43. ...

:applause:

[PresidentObama]

48. "Clinton Aides Admit She Has Little Chance" - The Politico

"One important Clinton adviser estimated to Politico privately that she has no more than a 10 percent chance of winning her race against Barack Obama, an appraisal that was echoed by other operatives."

[zabet]

108. It is still a chance.

No matter how small. If she wins Pennsylvania by
a large enough margin, Indiana and NC by any margin,
the whole primary race will change.
So to say she has no chance, or has already lost,
is a lie.

[barb162]

125. From that source I wouldn't pay any attention.

[Life Long Dem]

44. You would thnik Clinton supporters would would have the courage

to step up to Hillary and put an end to this. You would think the Hillary supporters would stand up for the democratic party but they just let Bill and Hill praise the republican candidate. No you would think Hillary supporters had some moral values and told Hillary (Gov Richardson comes to mind) we are leaving you because you are hurting the party. No yu would think the Hillary supporters would have the heart to save our party.

[Auntie Bush]

45. No thanks, Be my guest! I'm not a traitor.

I'm a loyal supporter to the very end. I don't bail out when the going gets rough.

[PresidentObama]

49. Wow, calling some a traitor because they can do math...??

"One important Clinton adviser estimated to Politico privately that she has no more than a 10 percent chance of winning her race against Barack Obama, an appraisal that was echoed by other operatives."

[Auntie Bush]

133. So you decide who's the best person to lead our country according to the Math?

I would think math determines the winner! Knowledge and understanding determine who you have faith in. I will never lose faith in Hillary Clinton even if she loses this election. That wouldn't change my opinion of who I'd prefer. It will only change who I'd end up supporting.

My feelings are not personal toward you...I feel the same way about Richardson, super delegates and anyone else who jumps on the bandwagon because they want to be on the winning team. I personally think Richardson waited to see who the likely winner would be in hopes of an administrative appointment... like maybe VP or SoS. I usually take someones ulterior motive into consideration.

[Life Long Dem]

52. You remind me of Bush and his 29% percent base.

[mtnsnake]

76. My sentiments exactly, Auntie Bush

:yourock:

[Auntie Bush]

131. Thanks snake!

I'm glad you feel the same way.

It's equivalent to a Red Sox fan declaring he's a Yankee at the end of the 9th inning so he can say, Rah!, Rah! I won! Yeah! I won! I'm a winner!

[PresidentObama]

134. Comparing the future of our country to a sports game, Cute.

Our country is more important than my candidate winning.

It's clear Hillary is going to fight till the convention, even though she has little to NO chance at all. That harms the party because they'll be beating each other up, while John McCain gets a free ride and gets to "define" himself.

If Hillary had a chance, I'd still be supporting her. Maybe you should have ACTUALLY read my OP, I prefered her and still do.

But I'm realistic. It's time for the General Election, and putting a Democratic candidate in office.

Obama/Clinton baby!!

[bhikkhu]

145. More equivalent to one Yank kneecapping another, in the MVP contest

[Auntie Bush]

150. I'm not a sports fan so that's all I could muster up. I think you ge the idea hough.

[XemaSab]

53. It's getting a little stuffy under this bus...

:crazy:

No, but really, welcome aboard! :D

[Straight Shooter]

58. I'll never "back" him.

I went against my better sense and finally campaigned for Kerry after he won the nomination, I talked to countless people, convincing them to vote for him. Then he dropped the ball when faced with a predictable result from the bush gang of thieves. There was Jesse Jackson, fighting for the right of people's votes to be counted, while Kerry tucked tail and ran because Carville and Matlin had a little pillow talk.

Barack can have my vote, if it looks like my vote will be important. Since I'm in Oregon, and according to DU Obama's support is just overwhelming in this state, he may not need it. I'll have to wait and see.

[David Zephyr]

62. I am filled with joy knowing Kerry2008 is with Obama.

:hi:

[mtnsnake]

66. Me too!!

[Tellurian]

137. Anything Kerry is the KOD..

KOD = *Kiss Of Death*!

:rofl:

[mtnsnake]

65. Obama supporters, BEWARE. Kerry008 was never a Clinton supporter & probably isnt an Obama one either

This is like the 25th time this guy has flip-flopped in 2 months. Just a week or so ago, one of the Hillary supporters posted to him that he was just masquerading as a Hillary supporter to find out what was going on behind the scenes. Well, wadda ya know, it looks like that poster hit the nail on the head.

[PresidentObama]

67. Lying doesn't help anyone win...Here's the truth:

Lie number one...

I've supported three candidates.

I supported Senator Edwards for one year. When he dropped out, I considered going to Obama and even made the decision too. But when Super Tuesday came around, I had issues with that vote and decided Hillary Clinton was better prepared to be President. I then supported her up until less than a week ago.

It's not my fault she didn't win the nomination. Sorry.

I'm a Democrat, I'll support the nominee.

That'll be Barack Obama.

Read the OP. I'd rather have Hillary. Sorry mtnsnake, but math isn't on our side.

[PresidentObama]

70. And behind the scenes? This is DU, not the Clinton campaign. LOL. Get a grip n/t

[Raffi Ella]

72. Yeah you're so right.

Unless of course you actually care about winning the White House back.

[Unbowed]

79. He is going to be the nominee and we need to unite behind him if we are to remain strong

for November.

A hate machine has been set in gear. We need to unite now if we are going to win in November.

[MzShellG]

81. Hillary has no chance of winning. "Give me a break. This whole thing is a fairytale."

What makes her think she can persuade the remaining super delegates to back her or Barack's sd to switch to her? The fact that they've waiting this long means they weren't in her corner to begin with. They are waiting to see how well Barack does.

[Texas Hill Country]

83. it is not totally dead yet... close, but not yet. I still believe in a place called Hope. :)

[Skoods]

84. I'll support who I want to..

Not who others tell me to because they think it's over.

Thanks though.

NOBAMA!

[mtnsnake]

89. Yeah baby!

:thumbsup:

[jlake]

85. I know you have chosen Obama for practical reasons; but I would expect better

of you than to cite 2 Republican operatives at Politico.

[SaveOurDemocracy]

90. Who are you to tell us "it's time to move on"?

YOU made YOUR choice when it felt right to YOU.


When you make the move is it mandatory to adopt the arrogance of the O-Team? You should know better.

[mtnsnake]

91. He/she is just a bandwagon jumper. That's who. n/t

[PresidentObama]

94. Really? I sure jumped on the Edwards bandwagon and he didn't win one state.

I sure rode the Kerry bandwagon when he didn't even have a chance, even before he announced he wasn't running anyway.

Thanks for blocking my PM's. You lie about me, say I'm a mole trying to get "behind the scences" which doesn't even make sense, and then block my PM's? Insane!!

[Name removed]

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[mtnsnake]

102. "attention whoring posts"? That's precious, coming from someone who called Skinner out last week

in your feeble attempt to shame him in front of everyone.

Speaking of attention, why is it that you feel the need to post threads about it each time you change your mind on who you're supporting or who you're leaning toward or whatever? You're not as important as you'd like everyone to think you are, Senator. For that matter, few of us are.

[goldcanyonaz]

142. Seems like the only ones jumping off Clintons boat are those on this forum.

Outside in the real world, she's still kicking ass.

[depakid]

98. Yet another ridiculus post -citing politico

Anyone see the irony between the OP and the screen name?

[ultrabrown]

101. It will take a while, but Clinton supporters will join the fight

Sometimes it takes a while, probably a few weeks, but once a winner is announced Clinton supporters will support our nominee.

[Scurrilous]

104. K & R

:kick:

[libbygurl]

105. Is that you, Sybil (with the multiple personalities)? (I liked the movie, although don't admire the

...character as a flip-flopping supporter. Dizzy yet with all the about-faces you've made?

You choose whom you want (for today), for whatever reasons you say. I make my own choices, thank you.

[Coexist]

106. you rock!

[TwilightGardener]

110. Hey!! Glad to have ya on board!! Great post.

[rodeodance]

111. Hey, you have gone to BO, Fine. I respect that. But, calling out Clinton Supporters

as you do in your OP is unnecessary. Post your post with calling us out.
thanks
rd

[KAZ]

115. Come on Rodeo. You know we still love you.

I've picked on you from time to time during this tough time, but still want you on DU's side.

[rodeodance]

116. then you will respect my comment to the OP

[KAZ]

117. OK.

[rodeodance]

119. thanks. best to you.

[PresidentObama]

135. rodeodance, you're one of the good ones. I thank you for all of you kindness.

And I'm sorry you don't agree with the OP.

I just feel she has no chance anymore, and we have to focus on the McCain GE battle.

I still prefer her, and wish she was going to be the nominee.

:(

It's time to move on, that's just how I feel...

[Mike03]

112. If this is true, then my hopes, thoughts and votes are for Obama.

Things are so desperate, and so much is at stake, that my only objective is to win the Presidency, whether that means voting for Obama or Clinton. I think a unity ticket would be sensational.

[Upton]

113. GOBAMA!

[chocome]

122. I rather vote blank/stay home rather than voting for a the Obama fraud

And so will nearly 1/3 of HRC voters...

[barb162]

128. T hat article is complete malarkey. n/t

[goldcanyonaz]

139. We like malarkey around here. Anything to further ones point.

[L0oniX]

129. I've been saying that she can't win too and give the same reasons but...

the kool aid is sooo strong with the Hillbots that they just don't get it. Obama is so far ahead in delegate votes and the popular vote that it would take at least a %60 win in all remaining states for Hillarat to break even with Obama. What's so hard to understand? It's way past time for everyone to fall in behind Obama so we can win the GE.

[barb162]

130. They're about even in the popular vote. She's leading in the polls

So I don't know what this stuff is about falling behind Obama.

[Ravy]

141. The fact is that we count more than just pledged delegates.

So any article that focuses on just one component of what it takes to get the nomination is suspect to me.

[jillan]

147. I will support Obama WHEN and IF I have to.

[mtnsnake]

149. Same here

....only for me to become an enthusiastic admirer of Obama (if he wins the nomination) like I once was, I'd have to leave this place for a while because it would be impossible to re-kindle any admiration for Obama if I have to listen to his typical supporters on this forum, many of whom are a complete turn-off. DU's Obamaites have done a wonderful job in alienating lots of posters.