If Obama losses both tomorrow it means nothing.........

[KansasVoter]

First off, he will win NC tomorrow easily. And get close in IN.

But these posts about if he losses both tomorrow it is over are a joke.

We won 11 states in a row after super tuesday by huge margins and if anyone said Hillary was done at that point they were insulted and said Hillary could stay in as long as she wanted.

He won Mississippi by 25% and then lost PA by 9 and just won Guam.

How in the world can anyone say if he losses tomorrow that is it?

The clinton camp never ceases to amaze me.

[Colobo]

1. It's desperation from the Clinton camp.

[rocktivity]

2. ...Especially not if he ends up with at least 40% of the vote

Every time Hillary fails to get at least 69% of the vote from here on in, her hole gets a little deeper.

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[MercutioATC]

3. It's just Carville moving the goalposts again...

...and you're right. It means nothing.

[zulchzulu]

Obama will gain a lot of delegates in NC and split them in Indiana

Since it's about delegates (as much as Hillary wants to change the rules), Obama will advance further in his insurmountable delegate lead.

Obama is the nominee. It's just up to the Clinton campaign to face the TRUTH.

[NJmaverick]

4. More like if Hillary loses both, it's over for her as the SDs will shut her down

[MeDeMax]

13. Yep ! Bullseye ! -- n/t

[harun]

30. I agree, the SDs will shut her down within a month (n/t)

[sfam]

5. If he loses both tomorrow, we'll hear "Reverend Wright" every day for the rest of our lives...

God, please, if there is a God, please please don't give the newsies free reign to use Reverend Wright till the end of time....PLEASE let Obama win one so we only hear him 8 hours a day...

[sandnsea]

6. You'd never know he just won anything

The way the media is blathering about him needing a win tomorrow.

[Tropics_Dude83]

7. The problem as David Gergen puts it if he loses

Would be "white flight" due to Wright. That's why he might be in deep trouble if he loses both.

[sandnsea]

10. There's no chance he could lose, none, zero, zip

It's a big fucking lie to shake people's confidence. This thing has been over since at least the day SHE LOST Texas.

[Symarip]

8. Whatever happened to

"Meet me in Texas"?

[cali]

9. it means a whole hell of a lot if he loses both tomorrow

think of how it will be spun. it means his chances of getting the nomination diminish considerably. Fortunately, he'll win NC.

[TragedyandHope]

11. You forget, up is down

and 2 + 2 = 5

At least for some people.

[BigDDem]

12. He won Guam (7 votes) Mississippi, Vermont, Democrats Abroad

cant win states like CA, OH, PA, NJ.....

[onehandle]

14. It means nothing because the SDs and party have likely already chosen our nominee. nt

[MadBadger]

15. If he loses in NC tomorrow, he is in trouble

I dont care what your department of lowered expectations says. Obama can't lose NC. If he does, I think it's forseeable that he loses every single state from here on out.

[MeDeMax]

16. if Hillary loses both tomorrow, the nomination will over by May 15th -- n/t

[cascadiance]

23. Which is FAR more likely than him losing NC!

[Kesaco]

17. Obama has been limping since last winter

As time goes on, the novelty has worn off for many people. Maybe he'll limp across the finish line too.

[cali]

21. if he's been limping, hillly has been being pushed in a wheel chair.

[rocktivity]

28. If Obama's been limping, Hillary's been in traction

She has to get at least 69% of the vote in ALL the remaining contests to catch up with Obama--he has the LUXURY of limpimg!



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[archiemo]

18. PLEASE...

I am continually amazed by the Clinton camp, their surrogates, and anyone else that continues to support this candidate unwaveringly and with big fat blinders on. The way she has tried to manipulate the process and the people when things haven't panned out for her is disappointing to say the very least.

[Milo_Bloom]

19. Unless he loses each state by 20 points or more...

.. it doesn't mean much.

[noisyanimal]

20. Agree

Obama will pick up a net number of delegates even losing Indi.

[mtnsnake]

22. If he'll win NC easily, then why are you so worried about him losing both races in your headline?

[Merlot]

24. "lost PA by 9"

PA could almost be considered aa win for him. When they started out, Hillary had a 25 leadin PA. He made major gains.

Disclaimer: I don't care who gets the nom. I'm voting Democratic.

[kentuck]

25. If he loses NC, that means he has lost a lot of black supporters...

probably because of the Rev Wright deal?

[Leftist Agitator]

26. "If Obama losses both tomorrow it means..."

It means that we'll have to endure a week of Hillarites wailing, gnashing teeth, and screaming "He's unelectable!" "HE CAN'T WIN!" "HILLARY FOR QUEEN, UM, I MEAN PRESIDENT!!!!!1!!1!"

[cjsmom]

27. if he loses both,

it is an indication of how the GE will end.

[Texas Hill Country]

29. he won guam with SEVEN votes... and there is a recount cause lots of missing ballots... plus, he

was predicted to win by 15% or more...

[Life Long Dem]

31. That's right. Obama would still win the nomination fair and square.

But now, Clinton has a secret weapon called the nuclear option. A Huffington article explains this. I don't trust everything in the article since it appears biased for Clinton. But it gives you an idea of what obstacles she would need to overcome. Also, I read this yesterday, and they had an update on the article today (looks like it was the quote added in the article, not the quote below).

For her to use the nuclear option she would need to first overcome a couple obstacles.

First, this coming Tuesday, Clinton would have to win Indiana and lose North Carolina by a very small margin - or better yet, win the Tar Heel state. She would also have to demonstrate continued strength in the contests before May 31.

Second, and equally important, her argument that she is a better general election candidate than Obama -- that he has major weaknesses which have only been recently revealed -- would have to rapidly gain traction, not only within the media, where she has experienced some success, but within the broad activist ranks of the Democratic Party.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/05/04/clinton-camp-considering_n_100051.html

[rocktivity]

32. "Continued strength": winning ALL FIVE of the May contests with 69% of the vote

Not one, not two, not four--ALL FIVE. That would get her delegate numbers within a respectable distance of Obama's.

As for "major weaknesses," Hillary's major weakness is that she HASN'T be able to beat a candidate with major weaknesses!

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