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I've said it again and again . . . neither candidate will have enough pledged delegates to secure the nomination.
It's all up the Super Delegates.
261 are uncommited and 71 are yet to be named.
So, it's all up to them.
http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0308/9149.html
I'd love to hear PeeWee's take.
I've said it again and again . . . neither candidate will have enough pledged delegates to secure the nomination.
It's all up the Super Delegates.
261 are uncommited and 71 are yet to be named.
So, it's all up to them.
Her own people know she can't win. But don't worry, continue tearing down Obama. Shows what the only thing that matters to Clinton is.
Will Obama be able to secure the nomination without the Super Delegates?
Has anyone said otherwise? You're the one that thinks Clinton is somehow going to get a majority of the remaining super delegates when she's hardly gotten any since super tuesday over a month ago.
Just wait until Hillary goes to court to try and get Michigan and Florida to count.
It's extremely plausible that she'll a good chunk of the Super Delegates if she wins Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and several of the other states.
There's a lot at stake in Pennsylvania.
However, I will say that if she loses Penn, she's a lost cause.
Hillary still thinks she's owed the White House.
She's not gaining in the super delegate race, she's LOSING in it and its a given at this point she's going to win PA. The super delegates see the writing on the wall. Obama got another today in case you missed the news of the Richardson Endorsement.
Is Over, Its BEEN over, and it will continue to be over regardless of what Clinton says.
Hillary got Murhta yesterday, a very powerful Dem.
So, it's not over yet.
I'll admit to it when it's over, but it's not.
"Hillary got Murhta yesterday"
he's a superdelegate? a single superdelegate? wgaf?
Obama got Richardson today?
he's a superdelegate? a single superdelegate? wgaf?
Since Feb 5th
Obama +48 Super Delegates. Thats not really a single delegate.
Clinton? -5. LOL. Thats right, NEGATIVE five. Props.
As long as Hillary doesn't throw in the towell...yet...I'm happy.
All I said was that she got Murtha.
I don't see how any of you would take offense at that.
Regardless of what any of you might say, as of today, it's just not over.
There are still Primaries left, there are still Super Delegates that have yet to chose their candidates.
When the Super Delegates make their choice, that's when it's over.
Oh, and if you read my post it was about Obama getting Richardson "today".
I was basically mocking boutons for making that same remark about Murtha.
If you need me to draw it out for you, I will.
Just let me know.
Nice try. Obama and Hillary are spending it as fast as they're raising it.
McCain is earning interest on his money, just waiting until he has an opponent.
A middling amount of campaign cash + 3 months of compound interest = still a middling amount of campaign cash.
Obama and Hillary each raked in over $30 million in February alone.
Yeah I bet you are.
That's a good bet.
Obama Spends $1.5 Million a Day
Uh, that's about $45 million in March, alone.
, the race hasn't even started for McCain, yet.crofl at yonivore
awww i didn't put my right handee on my lil hearty
Hillary spend 88% of her Feb receipts, Obama spent 75%; whereas McCain spent and equivalent 75%.crofl at yonivore
Why drain your contributors now when they'll be more important after the Democrat bloodbath is over?
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