Brian Carey
2008-05-18 10:06:30 UTC
http://hotair.com/archives/2008/05/16/andrea-mitchell-hillary-camp-acknowledges-its-over/
Bad news, Chaosters - it looks like Hillary Clinton will throw in the towel
before the convention. According to Andrea Mitchell at MS-NBC, the big loss
in North Carolina and the narrow win in Indiana has convinced even the
Clintons that they just can't get to the nomination. Mitchell says that Team
Hillary is just "going through the motions":
Mitchell must have heard this from fairly high-level sources in the Clinton
camp, but it begs the question: why bother running out the string? If
Hillary thinks it's over, then wouldn't it make more sense to cut a deal to
eliminate her campaign debt and endorse Barack Obama? Perhaps Hillary isn't
the Clinton that needs convincing.
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I used to hope that Hillarhea got the nomination, because she would be
easier to defeat than Obama. Now, I've changed my mind. I think that,
whether liberals like it or not, Americans just aren't ready to elect a
mulatto Democrat who attended a hatemonger's church for 20 years and has
"Hussein" as his middle name while we're at war with Arabic terrorists,
especially when he wants to appease those terrorists. The fact that he
seems to think that there are 57 states and believes that rural, blue-collar
working families are filled with people who cling to religion and guns out
of bitterness doesn't help, either.
Dems can console themselves by realizing that they will increase their
majorities in both houses of Congress.
Bad news, Chaosters - it looks like Hillary Clinton will throw in the towel
before the convention. According to Andrea Mitchell at MS-NBC, the big loss
in North Carolina and the narrow win in Indiana has convinced even the
Clintons that they just can't get to the nomination. Mitchell says that Team
Hillary is just "going through the motions":
Mitchell must have heard this from fairly high-level sources in the Clinton
camp, but it begs the question: why bother running out the string? If
Hillary thinks it's over, then wouldn't it make more sense to cut a deal to
eliminate her campaign debt and endorse Barack Obama? Perhaps Hillary isn't
the Clinton that needs convincing.
---
I used to hope that Hillarhea got the nomination, because she would be
easier to defeat than Obama. Now, I've changed my mind. I think that,
whether liberals like it or not, Americans just aren't ready to elect a
mulatto Democrat who attended a hatemonger's church for 20 years and has
"Hussein" as his middle name while we're at war with Arabic terrorists,
especially when he wants to appease those terrorists. The fact that he
seems to think that there are 57 states and believes that rural, blue-collar
working families are filled with people who cling to religion and guns out
of bitterness doesn't help, either.
Dems can console themselves by realizing that they will increase their
majorities in both houses of Congress.