Prediction: Hillary will win PA by a very very tiny razor thin margin. Then she will ..... -- Duke Doggie's "DEEP DOO-DOO"

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Prediction: Hillary will win PA by a very very tiny razor thin margin. Then she will .....

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Negative attack ads take Hillary only so far

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Date Posted: Sat, March 22, 2008 2:35:41

make a speech saying that even though she proved that her candidacy was a viable one .....

For the good of the party, "I am ending my race for the Democratic nomination and ask all of my supporters to consider supporting my opponent, Senator Obama."

Only a handful of Clinton supporters will choose to support Obama. The rest will sit on their hands during the fall election.

This is ugly, my friends, ugly.

Some feel that Obama is somehow a "shoo-in over McCain."

Guess what. He is NOT.

In fact, keep in mind, many of the people who voted for him in the primaries are Republicans and independents who prefer McCain and wanted an easier opponent.

I am white and I will vote for Obama but, let me tell you, there are many who, in a general election, will not vote for him, regardless of what they tell pollsters.

People used to joke at how the Democratcs will somehow find away to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

You are seeing it happen right now.

I wish, oh do I wish, that Obama had won those big states. If ONLY he had won those.

The pesky fly, aka Hildabeast Clinton, would have been a memory.

This is NOT good what is happening, not good at all.

And keep in mind, I want Obama to win.

Richardson's endorsement should help and he would make a fine runningmate I believe.

But I have this nagging feeling that Obama's inevitable nomination at the convention is going to turn out to be a small prize and devastating for the country, not because of him but because of the horribly-split Democratic Party.

All of you others Obama supporters who have been so vocal here .....

Can you think of ways to win over the Clinton people?

It ain't gonna be easy.

And unless something is done SOON to somehow unite the party, the Fat Lady is going to start her aria before you now it.

And it will be John McCain taking the oath of office in January and, for most intents and purposes, we will still have Bush in the White House.

Is it too late to do something?

Answers, please.

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Once Obama is the candidate people will think about McCain, think about Iraq, think about the economy and say HELL NO ..... McCain must GO. (NT)	You are overly worried	Sat, March 22, 2008 4:43:40

Re: I also believe Hillary will win Pennsylvania by a small margin, but it's all a moot point. Obama has the nomination all wrapped up. All he has to do is run out the clock, so to speak. I think the race between Obama, McCain	Obama will not be a shoo-in	Sat, March 22, 2008 4:57:25