I need good news...When does Hillary put this away???

[hill2016]

I just can't wait another month!!

[Wilms]

1. Why do you think she should quit?

Look. I'm a Sanders supporter but I have to be consistent and argue that HRC should remain in the race.

[mac56]

59. Seems odd, doesn't it

that someone with an avatar pic of Hillary would be so eager for her to quit. But whateves.

[jeff47]

2. Aren't you guys supposed to be satisfied with slow incrementalism?

If you're willing to wait more than a decade to fix the massive problems we face, you can wait until July for a nominee.

[jfern]

18. +1

[Xipe Totec]

22. DUZY! nt

[Ed Suspicious]

26. Holy fucking A! This!

[dflprincess]

50. Bravo!

[dchill]

52. If you're that impatient for change...

Feel the Bern!

[seekthetruth]

57. Yep.

[Warren DeMontague]

3. Not Today

[JonLeibowitz]

8. +1 !!!! Good one!

[Hassin Bin Sober]

15. Well played, Sir. Well played.

[hollysmom]

4. If there were no challenges to Clinton

1)she would still be supporting the TPP
2) she would not be on TV much because the "plan" was fes debates, fewer appearances and not talking much - the stealth candidates - this is not a winning tactic.
3) Not had a chance to tweak her programs to appeal to the masses - do you really think her excessive use of I which is now more us would have occurred without a challenge, she would have been a sitting duck for republicans, undefined to the public and untested. I think she is learning to speak to the audience and not just read speeches, the inspring speeches are when they look you in the eye.
Competition is good.

But I still hope that Sanders wins because his programs are more to my mindset. I went to college when it was almost free - could not have gone if it were as expensive as it is now, less wars and you can have nice things like streets without potholes, bridges that don't collapse and free college, etc.

Yes, this is not the Hillary groups so I can post here.

[Kittycat]

28. She will still support TPP if she's the nominee

And she will run so far right, so fast, she may win an Olympic award for sprinting.

[Ghost Dog]

34. Yeah. Otherwise, she'd no longer be so welcome when trying

to hang out with the (super super wealthy/powerful and so, you know, where it's at) neighbors.

Who are destroying the biosphere.

[Arugula Latte]

64. She's gonna wheel around to the right like Linda Blair in The Exorcist.

[KingFlorez]

5. Not until the convention

No matter how the delegate math shapes up, Sanders is going to try and force a floor fight. It's going to be quite ugly, I guarantee it.

[Onlooker]

11. No, it won't get too ugly ...

... I think that's what the superdelegate model is about. They will most likely side en masse with the winner. That said, if Sanders should manage to actually win among the elected delegates, it's possible the superdelegates would still not back him because (1) he basically accepts that (indicating that if he was behind in delegates, he would lobby superdelegates to switch, (2) he's not a real Democrat, just opportunistically (and wisely) using the Democratic Party for strategic reasons, and (3) he might not be loyal to the superdelegates, who are largely establishment Democrats. If the superdelegates betray the voters, it could get ugly, but if Hillary is leading even by one, they will vote en masse for her, and the Bernie supporters might be angry, but they will accept the results.

[DemocracyDirect]

29. We will be waiting outside the convention!

We are watching.

[Onlooker]

40. That's nice

But, hopefully whoever wins will win by enough of a margin among elected delegates for the losers to respect the outcome.

[DemocracyDirect]

42. I am thinking maybe not.

It could get interesting.

[Onlooker]

43. It's already interesting!

But, the bottom line is we have to defeat Trump or Cruz. They are both more dangerous than the ordinary Republican, so in the end either the Hillary people or the Sanders people will have to come to their senses. We can't be too divided in the end. It's too dangerous.

[DemocracyDirect]

49. I agree!

Looking at all contingencies...

A difference of 50 or less pledged Delegates and 40,000 people protesting outside the convention.

Will need to wait and see.

[riderinthestorm]

54. Actually a Republican or Hillary as President are devastating to our planet's future

Neither have robust environmental proposals to tackle climate change. They spell doom within 10 years for our future.

Only Sanders and Stein have significant climate change focus. Even now its close to too late.

[Onlooker]

56. Sanders is much better than Clinton on climate change ...

... but it's going to a difficult issue to prevail on. I think Obama tried quite hard, but the obstacles extend beyond our borders. Sad to say, it won't be taken seriously until it affects middle America in a clear way.

[Logical]

78. "I guarantee it", pure 100% bullshit. nt

[asuhornets]

6. It will be over in exactly a month....Patience,patience...She got this...n/t

[hollysmom]

9. hey - I don't vote untiil June - are you saying my vote doesn't count!

how DNC of you.

[asuhornets]

10. It counts,,,just won't matter...n/t

[hollysmom]

14. well, we all have opinions, and I have one right now.

[asuhornets]

17. LOL ok ok...of course your vote will matter..but

by the time you vote - the Democratic nominee may have been chosen

[cherokeeprogressive]

24. You said "exactly a month"...

Now you're saying "may have been chosen" by June.

Make up your fucking mind.

[bkkyosemite]

36. Well you will have to wait......

[Onlooker]

7. It's tough for women ...

... even many progressives are unaware of the sexism in their ranks. She will prevail, but it won't be easy.

[dogman]

12. She can dropout anytime.

Tomorrow would be fine.

[morningfog]

13. June 7 at earliest, convention at latest if at all.

[k8conant]

16. I don't know...when does Hillary quit?

I can wait until July

[DURHAM D]

19. It was over before it began.

But some people like to waste money, especially if they can get it from others.

[Ed Suspicious]

32. I'm happy as a little bird to be investing my limited discretionary money in Bernie's candidacy.

[bkkyosemite]

37. Unusal statement..then there are the moles.

[Lazy Daisy]

39. You're right

And as a taxpayer I'm really sick and tired of spending money on Hillary and the cost of propping up her bad decisions. I'd really like to know how much we as tax payers have spent on her so far and hate to think how much we're going to spend if elected.

Hell, her decision to have a private e-mail server has cost us millions alone. And that's just one of the long list of things she's made bad decisions about that have cost us.

[DURHAM D]

44. Ok - I laughed out loud at this and scared my cat.

"private e-mail server has cost us millions alone"

It is Trey and the Republicans who wasted your money.



too funny

[Lazy Daisy]

63. WOW

Somebody should have them arrested for breaking into the Clinton household and installing that private e-mail server.
What type of torture did they use to force her into using it instead of a government server? Maybe we should use that technique on terrorist.

[DURHAM D]

65. I would suggest that you re-read your postings in the

morning after at least two cups of coffee.

[Lazy Daisy]

69. Wouldn't change the fact

this country has spent a lot of money on Hillary because of her bad decisions. Insult me all you like, doesn't change the fact she does things that are ethically questionable.

[JPnoodleman]

66. I'm sick of people like Hillary getting friends and family killed in foreign wars....

Take my money,

but her neo-con ilk have taken more blood than a Dracula.

[Loki]

80. Are you sick of the people who voted to pay for those wars also?

Might want to check Mr. Sanders record on Iraq and Afghanistan war funding. Yeah that funding to keep them going

[SheilaT]

20. The writing is on the wall.

From now on Hillary is going fall farther and farther behind in delegates.

I'd like to see her drop out, but she probably won't.

[mythology]

81. In order to fall further and further behind

wouldn't that require her to be behind? She's still substantially ahead with several large favorable states coming up.

[onehandle]

21. Months ago. nt

[Jackilope]

23. She put away her Goldman Sachs speech transcripts ....

I am almost positive she will put aside or put away her current stance on TPP and see it gets pushed through if elected....

She put away bringing Henry Kissinger's name in touting her close advisors and role models ....

She put away phrases like "bring them to heel" .... after being called out on it.

She will put away any progressive ideas if she gets the nomination. I guarantee you, she is bought and paid for by Corporate. Can't allow to have Medicare For All.

Is that what you mean by putting this away?

[Avalon Sparks]

61. Well put

The Hillary supporters that post here are informed of the things you posted, but that's what they support.

[some guy]

25. Hopefully, when she withdraws

You're backing a loser.

If she wins the general, she's still a loser who does not have the best interests of we rhe people as her primary agenda.

She wins, we continue to lose. How hard is that to understand?

[hill2016]

27. I think she's a winner

I'm happy to support her

[some guy]

46. She may win.

Will you? Will those you love? Some will. Some won't. I can't wish you and yours ill.

[Motown_Johnny]

30. 8 months ago. Remember when she was inevitable?

Silly question.



She is going to win all 50 states... right?

[Ed Suspicious]

33. I think they were going to spot him Vermont.

[SidDithers]

31. It was over on March 15...

Bernie and his fans are just playing out the string.

Sid

[Thinkingabout]

35. We have been working on this for a year, in the year Hillary

Has proven over and over she is presidential, she had the Benghazi hearings, did great, has had lots of great debates, stood very tall on her response to the Brussels terrorist attacks, has been to show her ability to respond with knowledge of foreign affairs, it is going her way and has impressed Republicans over their clown car runs.

[bkkyosemite]

38. She is a liar!

How you miss those many many video's of Hillary flip flopping and out and out lying is beyond me.

[Thinkingabout]

58. The truth will set you free.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

41. Oh, you poor dear!

Awwwww....

[jg10003]

45. HRC had all the advantages of an incumbent and she is still struggling to win.

Clinton had every possible advantage. She had the party establishment, the business establishment, the media establishment, and tons of money. Yet she still might lose to an obscure independent senator from a tiny state. And if she does win the nomination it will be because of the super-delegates. (She may very well win a simple majority of pledged delegates but is unlikely to win enough pledged delegates to clinch the nomination)

What does this say about her campaign? If she has this much trouble defeating Bernie how will she defeat Trump or Cruz? Clinton was right when she said that she is not a natural politician. Can someone who is not a natural politician and has a very high unfavorable rating be elected president?

[MadBadger]

47. Unfortunately you will have to wait. It will happen on Apr 19th

[Godhumor]

48. I'm wondering about this post, sorry to say

If you wanted reassurances from Hillary supporters, you would've written it in the HRC group. Here in GDP means something else entirely.

[mac56]

60. Exactly.

Clearly that radiance isn't what was wanted.

[Godhumor]

62. Sigh... Stupid swipe keyboard

Reassurances, not radiance.

You honestly never know what you're going to end up with when posting from a phone.

[Kalidurga]

71. I like radiance, it's enlightening.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

51. She doesn't. Bernie is taking it to the convention.

[JI7]

55. nobody puts it away until November

I think both candidates could win. But i think both could lose also .

[ibegurpard]

67. Yeah right

I saw through you months ago.

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

68. I need good news. When does Hillary go away?

[Blue_In_AK]

70. Oh, my...

Why do I chuckle every time I read one of your OPs? Seriously, you crack me up.

[Beacool]

72. Don't worry about it, steady as she goes.

We all knew that Sanders would do well these last two weeks in the caucus states. That's why Hillary didn't really contest them. She'll do quite well in closed primary states such as NY, NJ, PA, MD and others.

[delrem]

73. And then what? You want to maybe ramp up the ME wars?

Well yah, you want first of all to appease the Republicans by inviting Netanyahu to the White House for a rapprochement.

To repudiate Obama and appease the Republicans.

What next, after that?
I guess you'll have to ask Kagan, and Kissinger.

[blueintelligentsia]

74. Hat-trick, see ya'll in Wisconsin....

[Warren Stupidity]

75. gosh it looks like not until everyone gets a chance to vote

isn't that just horrible?

Surely we have to do something about these rules that leave open the possibility that everyone gets to vote.

[Fuddnik]

76. You're going to be soooo disappointed.

[Logical]

77. Get used to disappointment. nt

[DisgustipatedinCA]

79. Based on about 200 of your posts, I think she won several weeks back.

Or were your pronouncements premature and inaccurate?