I personally agree with you completely... If she has so many supporters, then where are they, and why are they still so blind to this woman, anyway? I am confused. I know only Ron Paul supporters, people who are against Hillary, Obama, and McCain like the plague. I don't know where all of these blind supporters who follow MSM are coming from...

I kinda doubt they exist, personally... Ya know, people paid to stand there and smile while the presidential candidates sit there giving speeches?

Also, how do we know there isn’t a bribe or threat in it. I personally believe it’s time to take out these super delegates and delegates and go with the PEOPLES CHOICE.

There's definitely a threat there to Pelosi. Clinton's showing her true colours now. It's a threat to sack, or sideline Pelosi when (if) Clinton gets elected.

The whole point is Clinton has the backing of big money but not the people.

Clinton is a prima donna. She seems to see herself as above the people and with a divine right to rule.

She will be one nasty B-I-T-C-H if she's elected.

Because I'm Totally in Charge Here

I personally liked Edwards but since it has come down to a fight between Obama and Clinton I find myself rooting for Obama more and more.

I do not want that woman as president. I would vote for McCain first or Nader before her.

Okay then at least I'm am not the only one who sees this as a possible threat. Question now is what are they going to do about this? Are they allowed to do this? I would think the line has been crossed here big time.

This will go down as the election the Democrats should of won, but all this infighting is benefiting no-one expect McCain. While the Democrats are too busy bullying each other, McCain is off travelling around the world, meeting heads of states/governments and telling voters how he will fix America.

Clinton herself can't do anything by her lonesome, but tell me the Dem leadership won't listen if she were to call them to the White House and tell them whats up? Oh they'd listen...and probably obey.

Once your party leadership turns on you...you're done, regardless of your leadership position.

At least that's my take on it.

[edit on 3/27/2008 by seagull]

It's actually funny, if you think about it. Should Hillary get elected, there would be a constant catfight between her and Pelosi. Meowww!

Just think - Pelosi is only two heartbeats away from the presidency!

Billary Clinton has got to be brought in check by the Dems or their SuperDelegates. Her comments on Fox to the effect that she would go all the way to the convention will effectively guarantee a McCrazy win in the general election.

These people are maniacal, power-hungry elitest. She is so going nuclear and the feel good Dems are too intimidated to stop her.

Background:

Many people have implied on ATS that I am a traditional "diaper-wearing" LIB. Not true. I voted for Bush I once. Bill Clinton two times. George Bush II twice. I'm not proud of it, but that is my record - I was young and stupid - I voted with my friends and family. Well I am awake now.

My intention was to vote Ron Paul but, quite frankly, he let me down. If you want to run with the big dogs, you have to get off the porch. I honestly believe Paul's platform was true but the man is flawed. He was not "In it to win it". You have to play the game and he didn't. Many ATS'ers will howl at that, but it is reality. In a 24/7 news cycle of polished and slick marketing - Paul looked like a crack pot. Period.

So now I'm hopped up on Obama. #1 - He is not quite a boomer. Boomers suck and have ruined virtually everything they have touched from their own families to our greatest institutions. #2 - He offers an alternative to politics of the past and gutter-politics. Plain and simple, he is hopeful, positive and forward thinking. #3 - His speeches on the race and the economy were brilliant. # 4 - I hate the Clintons and everything they represent of back-room politics.

So...She is going nuclear. Someone has to draw the line and show that B the door. Otherwise a 70 year old dude who confuses Iran and Iraq, probably doesn't pump his own gas, doesn't know how to use a computer and thinks the answer for our tanking economy is to let ride will win.

Billary will settle for Senate Majority leader and that is the carrot they should offer her. We have to clear the slate so we can focus on the prize - November.

LOL! Can't you just see Pelosi and Billary having to work together? So worth it...

It's almost reached the point where people are fed up with Clinton and the writing is on the wall.

I think it's going to resolve itself very suddenly very soon now.

Watch the next few polls.

reply to post by kosmicjack

Originally posted by kosmicjack
So...She is going nuclear. Someone has to draw the line and show that B the door. Otherwise a 70 year old dude who confuses Iran and Iraq, probably doesn't pump his own gas, doesn't know how to use a computer and thinks the answer for our tanking economy is to let ride will win.

You might not think that way, had you seen him walk off a commercial flight in New Hampshire last summer, traveling alone, without aides, and carrying his own luggage. He looked very tired, but had a determined smile on his face.

Those were the low points of his campaign, but it showed the true character of the man.

I'm an Obama supporter, but I don't think this move is the end for Clinton. This is a move by Clinton supporters, not by Hillary herself (although I'm sure she doesn't disapprove) to try to get the Democratic party to recognize more clearly the autonomy of the superdelegates. It's a bit of a strongarm tactic, but every president and most every senator has used them when they felt it was necessary.

It's just politics as usual.

It's like everyone shouting "bitch" every time she makes a move in a chess game.

I'll assume you are referring to McCain.

Hell yeah, he has balls...er gumption, as certain generations may refer to it. I guess there is some upside to being a POW. He was down for the count, no doubt. My question is what exactly brought him back? It damn sure wasn't voter sentiment, as most REPs loath him. Exactly what devil did he deal with to stay in the race?

Make no mistake though...I would just as soon vote for McCrazy as Billary...I see no real difference. So if she wants to push it to the convention, I'd be jsut as happy handing her a broom to sweep the floors of the arena as see her get the nomination.