Hillary Clinton has being making staff changes, strategy changes and a new voice on the the Internet Delegate Hub http://www.delegatehub.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------ Democratic Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton must win 57 percent of the remaining primary and caucus delegates to erase Barack Obama's lead, a daunting task requiring landslide-sized victories by a struggling presidential candidate. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080221/ap_on_el_pr/clinton_delegate_deficit ---------------------------------------- Speaking to a crowd in Beaumont, Texas, Wednesday, former President Bill Clinton said "If she wins in Texas and Ohio I think she will be the nominee. If you don't deliver for her then I don't think she can. It's all on you." http://edition.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/02/20/clinton.strategy/index.html Her campaign also launched a new site -- Delegatehub.com -- touted as "fact and myths about the race for delegates in the Democratic nomination." It's not all over yet Comments :-
Fightback? Jeez, man, I thought Obama was just a dummy variable in this here contest: Glad to see you're just doing a public service again, though, buddy - utterly free of bias, of course.
Maybe she should focus her campaign on the country instead of Obama. Jeez his name is on the front page of that site 15 times alone.
Mc cain will beat obama, because mccain is the closest person in behaviour and habits to bush. Bush won two consecutive elections, didn't he ? so mc cain has a good chance Megalomania and warmongering over some strange little smiling guy
Yep, with the President enjoying a 30% approval, 60% disapproval, anyone aping the President is just going to nail this thing.
Insane McCain will definately lose, no matter whether it's versus Clinton or Obama. I still think that Clinton will wangle something, these Bilderbergers always do.
Hard to say on that, it is 10 consecutive wins for Obama and his popularity is uniform not just limited to Africans/Blacks. Even Clinton's traditional strongholds cannot be counted upon anymore. It would be interesting to see how Clinton engineered her come back though. But I guess as the pressure increases, the attacks on each other will be more and more negative. Hope that there isn't too much of mud slinging.
Guess there will be in my opinion lots of mudslinging which will, when it gets down to the wire, in fact help the Republicans Already the democrats are beginning to look even more fragmented than the Republicans Which is saying something as the Republicans are split asunder
The more they mud sling at this point of time, the more it saves McCain the trouble of doing that dirty work.
Yep, you and AGS have just nailed this campaign; always have - that is the gift of prophesying the Illuminati's moves, and "seeing through the smoke and mirrors," right from the start. Obama is for sure just a "lame duck" and Clinton will be fighting John McCain. 'Course, there is that troublesome thing... Might need to take the antennae in for an adjustment, fellas.
If this was 6 months after 9/11, AGS would have been dead right. Sadly for giuliani, that was long ago
Lightless, you are once again missing the point. There is no "if." In the conspiracy theory, it is pre-ordained and immutable. Only it didn't work out that way. Kinda points up the problem with preaching Illuminati nonsense. As Britishguy is doing here, and has done for quite some time, saying the candidacy of Obama is a mere sham.
I merely meant that if 9/11 was fresh in the minds of people, rudy would have gotten much farther in the elections as a hero.