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  • Democrats Are Taking Office -- Time to Party!

    http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=M65zI9LH-as Democrats Are Taking Office -- Time to Party! http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=M65zI9LH-as
    Posted to Chatterbox by MichaelBernard3 on January 8, 2009

  • Clinching the nomination

    Obama can't clinch the nomination until after the first ballot at the convention. You state that superdelegates can't be counted, but to justify the slant of your article you are counting them. Neither Obama nor Hillary can clinch the nomination until the convention. Super delegates are not even allowed to vote until all pledge delegates have ...
    Posted to Politics by kathy in nc on May 28, 2008

  • Super Delegate Leaderhship Time

    Dear Super Delegates, The time has come for the Super Delegates and the elders of the Democratic Party to show some leadership and end this divisive Primary campaign. Hillary Clinton will not drop out and nobody in her inner circle will encourage her to do so. At this late stage in the game, she really has no incentive to abandon her campaign, ...
    Posted to Today's Blogs by Varsano on May 7, 2008

  • Why Hillary will win, if the Superdelegates do their jobs

    The reason primary season is designed to last so long, if necessary, is because this isn't election day in November. This is a process that shows the change in perception as we expose our candidates, learn more about them over time, look at sensitivities amongst different demographics (and no, not all white people are racist) and different ...
    Posted to Politics by FairfaxBrian on May 7, 2008

  • Popular Vote Totals in Aggregate Mean Nothing...

    ... and Hillary Clinton is still due to become the Democratic Party nominee for the Presidential run this Fall. If Democratic Party stalwarts fail to understand that Hillary and Bill Clinton are their best package to run against McCain in this 2008 election season, then welcome to another 8, 16, or 32 years of Republicans in the White House, ...
    Posted to Deathwatch by MichaelBernard1 on May 7, 2008

  • Why Hillary Shjould Stay IN the race.

    I will pose the converse of the thoughtful points made in the Fray: What makes you certain that Obama will have the steam to beat McCain? As a lifelong Democrat, ctivist and donor to the party, I insist that Democracy break out in the Democratic Party and that Hillary can stay in until she has made her argument with voters. After all she is ...
    Posted to Chatterbox by OpusMagnus on May 4, 2008

  • Enough. Please. We get it.

    Is it not possible that the political reporters and talking heads that you're referring to are showing a rare bit of restraint? After all, Democrats are still voting in several states. I'm absolutely stunned that so many have refrained from joining the deafening chorus of ''she can't win'' while people still have yet to vote. We don't call ...
    Posted to Chatterbox by rosserford on May 2, 2008

  • Let's get on with it

    Both are electable. Both are relatively centrist Democrats who flirted with more progressive Democratic policies in their younger days. There is little difference between them in terms of what they would do as President, and either would be a great improvement over the current Republican sucking bog we have sunk into. They differ in identity ...
    Posted to Politics by Racje on April 28, 2008

  • The Real Math Favors Hillary Clinton

    I'll cite statistical facts for you. Hillary Clinton has been denied a clear consensus victory in Florida. Barrack Obama purposely removed his name from Michigan when it made no sense to remove his name, specifically to weaken Hillary's claim to the midwest states. Barrack Obama's 11 highest winning percentage state wins are all caucus state ...
    Posted to Deathwatch by Alessandro Machi on April 27, 2008

  • Obama should quite? NOT!!!

    I don't beleive that there is any reason that Obama should quite or even be asked to quit. He is the best choice for the Democratic party and the only chance we have of beating McCain in November. Just because HRC has an agenda of her own which has no concern for either the Democratic party or the American people which stops her from pulling out ...
    Posted to Trailhead by arisso on April 25, 2008
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