Safe To Say Hillary's Beat? Now For 2012?

[WiseOne]

I think it is probably safe to say Hillary is beat or has VERY little chance now unless Obama falls off a cliff, or gets a bullet or something. So, I will leave this site up for 2012 when she tries again IF John McCain wins. Good job you all! I LOVE people who despise apathy as much as I do!

:)

[smoothbore]

Don't count her out yet....the convention hasn't been held!
Patrick

[Herb Schaffler]

And there's always the possibility that Obama will be pressured into picking her as VP.

[Syz]

Think Obama is too sharp to allow Bonnie and Clyde anywhere near his Presidency. He'll promote Clyde for the UN Presidency. We have big trouble with amnesty bill by Feinstein right now. I started my Ron Paul/Bob Barr hits via the beltway boys. beltway boys gave Paul and Barr the low-brow treatment because they had to show the two of them on their show. then suggested Paul obviously was doing this for his own ego. Like Paul needs a boost to his ego.

Wise: Love your new Hillary campaign button. I had the feeling the only reason Hillary would act like a complete Munchhausen by proxy fool was because she knows if she doesn't get the Presidency, Pervert will fly the coop. This is the extent of her concern for America.

McCain's snL performace of humor was a fantastic relief. It made me realize how dan boring and dull the lefty loosies are. They are all furious over McCain bashing them with factual humor. Still won't vote for him.

[Herb Schaffler]

"suggested Paul obviously was doing this for his own ego."

I guess it's beyond their comprehension that somebody can have a deep concern for how this country is becoming more and more statist. Ron Paul's campaign has always been about educating the public. He's not in this because he thinks he can win or because of ego gratification. He sees the three statist candidates at the top and hears the statist MSM and realizes that the public needs to be reminded of the principles that made this country great. We measure our greatness in our freedoms and not in how much the Government can do for us or on how much military might we can project over the world.

[Corvair]

Originally Posted by WiseOne

I think it is probably safe to say Hillary is beat or has VERY little chance now...

I agree with that.

Honestly though, I'm very surprised she got as far and as close as she did. I may have overestimated the electorate - I thought they would flush the witch immediately, especially after what happened in Iowa. I never will understand how anyone, anywhere, sees presidential qualities in Hillary Clinton. It's harebrained.

Perhaps it is serendipity that the Democrats came up with a primary system that prevented the Pig from earning the nomination. Someone enlighten me: was this the first primary season to use a proportionate distribution system? Did Terry McAuliffe design it to make it easier for Hillary Rotten to win the nomination? If so, imagine the irony in the fact that it kept her from it.

What luck!!

[WiseOne]

And there's always the possibility that Obama will be pressured into picking her as VP.

That's true and that sucks. I dread the thought of that right there just as much as the thought of her soiling the White House again. Well, today is Kentucky and Oregon so we'll see what plays out after this, if anything.

[nohil-billy]

As John McCain showed me WiseOne, it's never safe to "SAY IT." You can think it, ponder it, debate it, wish it and/or want it, but it's never safe to "SAY IT."