Hillary Should Get Out Now

So Hillary should just step aside despite the fact that she is competitive and the fact that Obama does not have enough delegates to clinch the nomination. Hmmm.......Ther Obama idolatry is widespread.
Sorry Mr. Alter but there are voters in several states who still want there vote counted. But good effort in trying to clear the path for the new messiah. Here in Texas we like to choose or presidents, not have them forced on us by an adoring media and groupies drunk on Obama kool aide.

See this very important story on Clinton and McCain campaigns in cahoots:
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/2/24/14518/2213/544/463202

Yes, indeed, Hillary should concede!

See this very important story on Clinton and McCain campaigns in cahoots:
http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/2/24/14518/2213/544/463202

Yes, indeed, Hillary should concede!

Hillary has been wanting and planning to be president since Bill was still in the White House. She made a calculation then that staying married to him would be better for her political career and aspirations to be president. Evidence of how darn bad she wants the presidency, is that she has been willing to stay married to that pant load for all these years. She is beside herself that it has all been for naught. I agree that she won't be able to let herself quit until the last, bitter moment.

This is article is more than ridiculous and it makes me think that the author is trying to convinve readers that Hillary wont make it through. I am a democrat and strongly support Clinton but in case she doesnt make it I will vote for Obama. But I do believe in Clinton and I do believe she will not stop till the votes are in.

Yes, See this very important story on Clinton and McCain campaigns in cahoots:

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/2/24/14518/2213/544/463202

All the people who say that they will not support one candidate over the other, and will vote for McCain is a disgrace. You are very individualistic, and are not looking at the whole picture. If McCain is elected into office, due to people with that mindset and self interest, the suffering of the American people should be on your head. The blood of the soldiers who McCain plans to keep in war for another 100 years, will be on your hands, and the tears of the family and children that will lose their loved ones will rain down on you.

I agree with Bigsexy1. I hope Hillary wins and shows the media She is an overcomer. You would think after all She has endured that would be a well known fact. I am not against a black President , though I do not think of Him comparable to JFK or Martin Luther king. I do not believe He is experienced enough or that enough is known about Him.

"Perhaps with a woman as president we might avoid testosterone posturing and the inevitable outcome...war." Flahippy, thats a silly argument. Not all men are war mongers, just as not all women are level headed angels. Contrast Margaret Thatcher and Nelson Mandela. BTW Ireland has had two brilliant Women Presidents....Mary Robinson and Mary McAleese...very well qualified "people".

I personally favor Hillary for all the obvious reasons, her experience, her desire and ideas to help the middle class and lower income families with affordable healthcare. The only reson someone woul try and talk her into giving up is maybe fear that she actually may win!!

So by your brilliant logic: despite the fact that polls show her competitive in Ohio and Texas she should step down.......leaving Obama out there WITHOUT the majority of delegates needed for the nomination. Like all the Obama disciples you want to clear his way: over the backs of voters in several states who still need to have their voices heard. No Mr. Alter, not all of us drank the kool aide.

When talk of Hillary running for President first began, the first thing that came to my mind was that she would overwhelmingly receive support from females. But then, occassionally I would come accross a female that would've voted for a convicted wife beater before she voted for Hillary...and I just didn't understand that. And even as I read through these posts, there are women against Hillary. Well, this was puzzling to me until one day when I spoke with an older business owner and he made sense of it. He explained that he had employed several women in his companies. Some were office managers, some were clerical workers etc.. But the one thing they had in common was that they were caddy. They did not want to see other women succeed. It really wasn't that long ago that women were given the right to vote. If I were a female, you can bet that I would be on the Hillary bandwagon. In my opinion, regardless of gender...Hillary is the best candidate period.

would you people stop saying this article shows media bias.. it DOESNT... the fact is she is going to have an almost impossible time catching Obama in delegates or popular vote.. and if she doesnt do that, the superdelegates aren't going to go against the "will of the people" and give her the nomination. All Jonathan is saying is that if she drags this out and it drags the party down then her political career and any chance of her ever capturing a nomination in '12 or '16 is out the window. If she steps out now, she can take something like Majority Leader of the Senate and prime herself for the next run.. it's not bias, its just common sense.

This is the worst case scenario for Democrats.. we have two GREAT candidates, but because of this primary they are being torn to pieces by each other to the point that Hillary supporters hate Obama and Obama supporters hate Hillary.. Democrats, for the sake of the country, dont fall into the trap of thinking that EITHER ONE OF THEM would be a bad choicePresident. That sort of thinking will have John McCain being sworn in in January '09