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Both In & NC? Will this go to the convention? If she gets the nomination, will there be protests outside the convention, as Sharpton has called for, or said there would be?

Originally Posted by Migi e!

Both In & NC? Will this go to the convention? If she gets the nomination, will there be protests outside the convention, as Sharpton has called for, or said there would be?

The Clinton Dynasty, just like the Bush Dynasty, must eventually come to an end. Guess we'll see if the American Electorate has yet had their fill.
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Originally Posted by democraticus

The Clinton Dynasty, just like the Bush Dynasty, must eventually come to an end. Guess we'll see if the American Electorate has yet had their fill.
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Is that an answer?

If there is a convention there will indeed be protests. There is little unity in the DNC right now and I'd guess that it will be Dems protesting Dems on a platform of absolutely subtlety.

Originally Posted by Migi e!

Is that an answer?

Indirectly yes. You base your question on Hillary being nominated, is this correct? Well, I do not see that happening, I do however see Her Highness as problematic for the DNC at this stage. If only she would take a reality pill, hop off her high horse, and go write another book.
opcorn:

AS of this time on Saturday 5-3, I don't have a feel of how this will go. If Obama wins, even narrowly, then I think he will have everything he needs to take the nomination. Whether Hillary will concede or not, ???? If she doesn't that would only hurt her though. If she wins, at some point in the not to distant future Obama will have to reconsider and let go of his delegates and nod to Hillary. He'll will have to actively support her and once the election is over put distance between him and her. In a Clinton/McCain contest, Obama does potentially have a futue in 12 or 16.

Everyone needs to keep in mind in the fall election, its not Obama or Clinton who is the loose cannon. Its not going to be easy for McCain.

Originally Posted by democraticus

Indirectly yes. You base your question on Hillary being nominated, is this correct? Well, I do not see that happening, I do however see Her Highness as problematic for the DNC at this stage. If only she would take a reality pill, hop off her high horse, and go write another book.
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You do not see that happening. Ok, but I said "IF".

Originally Posted by 2lane

AS of this time on Saturday 5-3, I don't have a feel of how this will go. If Obama wins, even narrowly, then I think he will have everything he needs to take the nomination. Whether Hillary will concede or not, ???? If she doesn't that would only hurt her though. If she wins, at some point in the not to distant future Obama will have to reconsider and let go of his delegates and nod to Hillary. He'll will have to actively support her and once the election is over put distance between him and her. In a Clinton/McCain contest, Obama does potentially have a futue in 12 or 16.

Everyone needs to keep in mind in the fall election, its not Obama or Clinton who is the loose cannon. Its not going to be easy for McCain.

I think they're all loose cannons. Some good people got wiped out of the running because of $$$. That's sad.
Anyway, I said at the start of the campaign, right after the congressional elections that this would be an interesting campaign. I truly did not expect McCain to be the GOP nominee.

Originally Posted by Migi e!

Both In & NC? Will this go to the convention? If she gets the nomination, will there be protests outside the convention, as Sharpton has called for, or said there would be?

If she wins both, her argument of the tide shifting will be a reality. Wright hurt Obama, but her swinging the Supers her way under the 'He's unelectable' will force a lot of voters to stay home.

Either way, the Dems are weakening every day. <<Bumper sticker material?

Ron Paul for President

Originally Posted by Babylon

If she wins both, her argument of the tide shifting will be a reality. Wright hurt Obama, but her swinging the Supers her way under the 'He's unelectable' will force a lot of voters to stay home.

Either way, the Dems are weakening every day. <<Bumper sticker material?

Ron Paul for President

That's what I believe too.