I haven't played with the calculator but I believe that primaries alone will not settle the contest. I think choice is important and she should stay in until all the states have voted. I'm flabbergasted that people want the competition to just give up before everyone has voted.
Even though I was grumpy a while back when Obama said Wright's views were unknown to him which made me think Obama was either too clueless or lying, but then he at least dealt with the issue head on. I would actually not vote for McCain.
Clinton is best suited for the job. None of these politicians are clean, and that includes Obama, too. The country is in crisis and I wish people would vote for who can do the job instead of who gives the best speech.
I don't see that the Democrats are destroying their voter base like the frantic Obama supports are predicting. Obama and Clinton are very similar in their stands. If the Obama supporters think Clinton is playing hard ball, just wait until the Democrats have decided on their candidate and the Republicans can let loose their hounds. It's better to have all his dirt come out now because, yes, it is possible for him to lose the election if he missteps during that critical window.
See, you're not the lone Clinton supporter. I even gave another donation to her campaign. *g*
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regna
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Date: 2008-04-16 12:26 am (UTC)Even though I was grumpy a while back when Obama said Wright's views were unknown to him which made me think Obama was either too clueless or lying, but then he at least dealt with the issue head on. I would actually not vote for McCain.
Clinton is best suited for the job. None of these politicians are clean, and that includes Obama, too. The country is in crisis and I wish people would vote for who can do the job instead of who gives the best speech.
I don't see that the Democrats are destroying their voter base like the frantic Obama supports are predicting. Obama and Clinton are very similar in their stands. If the Obama supporters think Clinton is playing hard ball, just wait until the Democrats have decided on their candidate and the Republicans can let loose their hounds. It's better to have all his dirt come out now because, yes, it is possible for him to lose the election if he missteps during that critical window.
See, you're not the lone Clinton supporter. I even gave another donation to her campaign. *g*