Terry Mcaiuliffe is on Fox saying let these six states vote first

[MattP]

I think that they are crazy and he is saying they met their goal of raising 1 million online, when are they going to face reality. What is wrong with these people.

[endarkenment]

1. campaign of the living dead

the clinton zombie campaign carries on after repeatedly being killed.

[GodlessBiker]

2. Which six states?

[samdogmom]

3. The bigger question...who the heck gave $1 million to a lost cause?

Talk about flushing your money down the toilet!

I guess some people must have way too much money!

[julialnyc]

4. Didn't they say they raised millions after PA

and much of it turned out to be their own loan?

Not sure this is correct (just the gossip I'm picking up in my office)

[WA98296]

6. Yes, they/she loaned her campaign 6.4 million

[julialnyc]

21. But was that at the exact time that they were announcing that they raised 7 Mil

The day after PA they kept going on and on about how people went racing to donate top them and they raised 7 million (don't remember if that was the amount). Was this 6.4 million donated right at the moment they were saying that or after?

[blm]

5. They are pathological powermongers. Keep in mind that they are the same people Clintons tapped

in the 90s to LEAD our Dem party and be stewards of its infrastructure with many of them leading our party strategy from 1993-2005.

These same people blamed Gore in 2000, the 2002 Dem candidates, and Kerry in 2004, when every one of those Dems would have succeeded in defeating BushInc and the GOP if the DNC had done its job of building party infrastructure state by state and securing the election process.

[nomorewhopper]

7. wasteful and arrogant. hillary should be ashamed of herself

[Pisces]

8. Good then you won't need Obama's campaign to pay your debt.

[MonkeyFunk]

12. As far as we know

nobody's asked Obama to. This is just another made up outrage on team Obama's part. When you can't find anything real to lie about, you just make up something. Every day there's a new lie. It's impressive, actually.

[hisownpetard]

17. Obama's camp did not make this up. It was propounded by the talking heads on TV,

starting this past Tues. night, and they were hypothesizing about what course Hillary might now follow.

[Bensthename]

9. It is only a few more weeks. Then she will be fouced to drop out.

[City Lights]

10. I can't understand why they are hell-bent on prolonging the

embarrassment.

They need to start facing reality.

[MonkeyFunk]

11. May as well

Whether she drops out this week or in a couple weeks really doesn't matter now. It'd be nice, for a change, to let all the states vote.

[JackORoses]

14. It's damn funny that Hillarites are so concerned with every state voting

yet you all are perfectly willing to have the Superdelegates overthrow the results of every state if it means Hillary wins.

How do you live with that massive contradiction?

[MonkeyFunk]

19. There is no massive contradiction

It's only in the fevered little minds of Obama fanatics.

It's no more a contradiction than you guys screaming about "THE RULES! THE RULES!" and then ignoring the rules about how superdelegates may decide. You want to impose a new rule that simply doesn't exist.

[JackORoses]

24. There is contradiction. You just don't want to admit it.

Which is it?

"Let's Count All the Votes"
or
"Let's Forget all the Votes and Select Hillary"

You cannot deny that overruling the Pledged delegates is the same as overruling the will of the Public.

[OHdem10]

13. Continue to try to push Clinton out and you send Women,

Catholics and Blue Collar Workers right into the arms of GOP.

Hillary's voters feel just as passionately about her as Obama voters
feel about him.

Alienating her voters is a sure win for McCain.

I thought there was judgement. The Media and Obamites are assuring
a GOP win..

Obama will need these voters in the GE. Beating up on their candidate
is a sure way to lose them.

[AlinPA]

15. And why do you think women would vote for McCain and more right-wing judges, and why working people

would vote for McCain given his health care policies, and Catholics given McCain's relationship with a right wing pastor (Hagee) who called Catholicism the Whore? Does not make sense to me.

[theoldman]

16. I think Obama has taken the right tactic by just ignoring

Hillary and looking forward to the GE. I do not know what Hillary has in mind except she is looking for a face saving way out. I suggest that we all just sit back and relax for the next few weeks. No need to lose sleep over this. Obama has won and that is that.

[mikelgb]

18. he is clinging to what could have been a cushy Whitehouse job

[Window]

20. I don't really care anymore. I'm tired of Hillary. It won't be as long as it has been,

that's for sure

[MadBadger]

22. Maybe they could keep that money if they didnt Spend so quickly and wastefully.

[bunnies]

23. Dear Terry: The states will still get to vote...

regardless of who is in the race. Republicans are, in fact, still holding primaries. Funny how that works.