Clinton Could Win Via Super Delegates, right?

[MannyIsGod]

It's not officially over till the super delegates VOTE at the convention.

Keep the wishful thinking up.

[CosmicCowboy]

Keep the wishful thinking up.

LOL

I'm DELIGHTED he is the Democratic candidate. Hillary wins the popular vote and virtually all the swing states that will be needed in November and HE gets the win?

Last time I checked they didn't have "super delegates" in the general election.

[ElNono]

LOL

I'm DELIGHTED he is the Democratic candidate. Hillary wins the popular vote and virtually all the swing states that will be needed in November and HE gets the win?

Last time I checked they didn't have "super delegates" in the general election.

Not that winning the popular vote matters in the general election anyways...

[Wild Cobra]

LOL

I'm DELIGHTED he is the Democratic candidate. Hillary wins the popular vote and virtually all the swing states that will be needed in November and HE gets the win?

Last time I checked they didn't have "super delegates" in the general election.

I heard that if the democrats did a winner takes all for each state, that Hillary would have won!

Never know, the demonrats might decide to select Hill;ary at the convention. It could cause a civil war within the party.... All the better.... Operation Chaos may have worked!

[Don Quixote]

I'm actually pretty confident that Operation Chaos worked. It's goal was NEVER to get a particular candidate nominated, but only to slow down the Obama media luv-fest. And who better to attack anyone than the Clintons? It worked beautifully. The Dems are about to nominate someone who is now known to be a radical lefty, the likes of which almost always get smeared in national elections.

Should we celebrate? Not really. Our candidate is no conservative, and we face more losses in Congress in the fall. McCain himself might lose. Perhaps it will be these losses that prompt the GOP to, to use Old Testament language, tear down their idols and high places (quit trying to be Democrats) and return to the Lord their God (return to their conservative roots).

This election looks alot like 1976. We might yet see Carter's second term.

[smeagol]

Hillary works for the Repubs . . .

[Extra Stout]

Should we celebrate? Not really. Our candidate is no conservative, and we face more losses in Congress in the fall. McCain himself might lose. Perhaps it will be these losses that prompt the GOP to, to use Old Testament language, tear down their idols and high places (quit trying to be Democrats) and return to the Lord their God (return to their conservative roots).

Is this what they're teaching at SBC seminaries these days?

[Don Quixote]

No, the opinion is all mine. Thank you ...