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Old 06-23-2008, 08:50 PM
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He was being sarcastic. You can't take people's comments seriously on this forum...many times they are so outrageous that the sarcasm is flowing from everywhere.
The title of this thread is pretty hilarious. Hillary hasn't given up her delegates & Obama isn't the nominee....yet, he's the presumptive.
Why hasn't Hillary given up her delegates? That's something you might want to think about.
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Old 06-25-2008, 06:14 AM
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Hillary understands the realities. She knows she lost fair and square. She knows her future in a Democratic majority is directly tied to Obama's success in this campaign. If her followers don't rally behind Obama, SHE will be blamed and she will lose any opportunity to be taken seriously ever again.
Unfortunately if she does campaign for him...his FANS will find some way to blame HER if he doesn't win the GE! I'd much prefer she campaign just once with him, say her support once in a while and then just stay away from him and the campaign! Either way she will be "(*)(*)(*)(*)ed if she does and (*)(*)(*)(*)ed if she doesn't"
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He was being sarcastic. You can't take people's comments seriously on this forum...many times they are so outrageous that the sarcasm is flowing from everywhere.
Then I wholeheartedly apologize to the OP. I guess as a Hillary supporter and a female...I'm so used to her and us being made fun of that it just isn't funny anymore and am more apt to take it the wrong way.
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Why hasn't Hillary given up her delegates?
So that she can still do fundraising to pay off her debt.
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Why hasn't Hillary given up her delegates? That's something you might want to think about.
How many of the losing candidates in either party have given up their delegates?

For some reason Clinton's not doing so was an issue for the media.
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Well the American people aren't buying the relationship.

Only 37% believe Hillary wants Obama to win.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...s_obama_to_win
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Well the American people aren't buying the relationship.

Only 37% believe Hillary wants Obama to win.
http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...s_obama_to_win
But interestingly enough the biggest demographics of non-believers... do not match the demographics of Clinton supporters.
Men are more likely than women to be cynical.
Republicans (surprise, surprise) are WAY more likely to be cynical about Clinton than Democrats.

It seems to match the groups that are most cynical of Hillary in general...
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Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton will be campaigning this week. It is the beginning of a unified party that will march towards victory in November
Any more tired cliché's you want to throw in there? Ever actually think for yourself?? Ever tried it?

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Unfortunately if she does campaign for him...his FANS will find some way to blame HER if he doesn't win the GE! I'd much prefer she campaign just once with him, say her support once in a while and then just stay away from him and the campaign! Either way she will be "(*)(*)(*)(*)ed if she does and (*)(*)(*)(*)ed if she doesn't"
You got that right!
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Hey wait a second; I thought B. Hussein was the candidate of change - new blood, new life, not old Washington. Well that lasted all of about 2 months.

Nothing against Clinton supporters, b/c I love Bill and Hillary should be the candidate.
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