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AtomicKitten

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76. Doesn't surprise me you didn't read it.

Tue Aug 27, 2013, 03:17 AM

Aug 2013

Which rather proves what I hinted at above.

The only way she comes out ahead is if you are fine with not counting 4 caucus states where Obama won big and counting Michigan and Florida - both states disqualified - where Obama wasn't even on the ballot in one.

The.Only.Way.

So, if you are fine with that and think that's fair and square, well, mazel tov.

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Hillary Clinton Crushes All Republicans As Ohio Swings Towards Solid Blue...Today in Politicususa. [View all] CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 OP

No one on either side of the aisle has a chance against her if she runs. stevenleser Aug 2013 #1

I suspect she's following this story; it may well push her into running. CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #3

Well, Hillary Clinton is a member of the American oligarchy ... Auggie Aug 2013 #15

thant's what I was thinking also! gopiscrap Aug 2013 #50

I really don't like her as a president either. JDPriestly Aug 2013 #24

I like Senator Warren a lot too. But it's too soon for her. CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #25

+1000! eom BlueMTexpat Aug 2013 #39

Too Bad its not Dr. Dean name instead of Clinton. Left Coast2020 Aug 2013 #56

She's inevitable! MannyGoldstein Aug 2013 #5

there is no OBama this time. plus she would have won against McCain and Romney JI7 Aug 2013 #12

That's like saying because Joe Frazier once beat the great Muhammad Ali any Joe Schmoe could/nt DemocratSinceBirth Aug 2013 #23

What's with you people Jackpine Radical Aug 2013 #26

She actually got more votes than Obama "last time." joshcryer Aug 2013 #68

Ah, no. AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #70

Ah, yes. joshcryer Aug 2013 #71

Nonsense. AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #72

I trust the Green Papers over Real Clear Politics, thanks. joshcryer Aug 2013 #73

Popular Vote Poison: How Hillary's latest math hurts the party. AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #74

Another 5 year old source. joshcryer Aug 2013 #75

Doesn't surprise me you didn't read it. AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #76

The Green Papers tally all the states. joshcryer Aug 2013 #77

That was what everyone was saying in 2007 as well, but then along came a guy named Bandit Aug 2013 #17

Barack Obama came along three years before that and had a convention keynote speech to introduce stevenleser Aug 2013 #19

I thought Castro's speech at the DNC NewJeffCT Aug 2013 #22

revisionist history DonCoquixote Aug 2013 #40

No, none of it is. The Clinton campaign didnt expect to have to contest the caucus states in Feb. stevenleser Aug 2013 #57

Correct. Obama won on caucuses. joshcryer Aug 2013 #69

Yes, the Clinton campaign expected a quick knockout. They certainly didnt expect anything to go stevenleser Aug 2013 #80

truth AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #67

No, it's not. The history is all there for anyone to see. Folks in both campaigns will tell you. nt stevenleser Aug 2013 #81

Do you deny her campaign was inept? AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #85

I think we are in agreement about nearly 100% except for motive but the effect is the same her stevenleser Aug 2013 #86

Okay then. AtomicKitten Aug 2013 #87

That's what they said about Obama... Warren can win!!! FreeBC Aug 2013 #51

She wouldn't have to campaign, she's got my vote unconditionally. vaberella Aug 2013 #65

Nothing is more toxic to the GOP brand than the GOP in power, implementing GOP policy. mick063 Aug 2013 #2

Beware: Politicususa is a fringe Third Way site MannyGoldstein Aug 2013 #4

only one reason to vote for her IMO - if she can deliver a solid democratic sweep in both the senate msongs Aug 2013 #6

This is a very valid point. I agree. n/t CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #7

I think that is extremely likely. I don't know what states are safe for the GOP against Hillary stevenleser Aug 2013 #20

Probably nearly the whole South is safe for the GOP against Hillary Art_from_Ark Aug 2013 #46

The polls say otherwise. nt stevenleser Aug 2013 #58

What polls? Art_from_Ark Aug 2013 #61

There are several. Here is one for Georgia stevenleser Aug 2013 #62

The key word is "hypothetical" Art_from_Ark Aug 2013 #64

Polls always are. The only real one is election day. PPP was the most accurate one last time. nt stevenleser Aug 2013 #79

I will agree DonCoquixote Aug 2013 #41

No won't happen for the second portion. Hil is definitely borderline Blue Dog. vaberella Aug 2013 #66

Politicususa has been loving on Hillary a couple of months now. Or at least their ads have been... freshwest Aug 2013 #8

If you pay them they will take the ads.. except unlike Cha Aug 2013 #11

Makes me pretty sick that all these rednecks rury Aug 2013 #9

I hope you mean you won't vote for her in the primary bhikkhu Aug 2013 #14

Do what I did in 2012 adieu Aug 2013 #31

K&R defacto7 Aug 2013 #10

SFW????? BrainDrain Aug 2013 #13

I clearly remember the RW jeering, as their unknown RW candidate Sheepshank Aug 2013 #59

Hillary is the same corporate tool as her husband and Obama! Dustlawyer Aug 2013 #16

Warren Auggie Aug 2013 #21

Agreed! It's a sad state of affairs that we have so few who actually have the 99% at heart! Dustlawyer Aug 2013 #27

That reminds me of a quote attributed to Adlai Stevenson Art_from_Ark Aug 2013 #48

This is so premature the zipper didn't even come down snooper2 Aug 2013 #18

I think this is great news about/for Ohio Metatron Aug 2013 #28

Oh, I agree! Anything that could damage him makes me cheer. n/t CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #29

2014 is more important, right now. FSogol Aug 2013 #30

Yeah. Didn't Nate Silver say it was at 50/50% odds that Rethugs might take back the Senate? Rozlee Aug 2013 #32

Ohio's votes were stolen for bush in 2004, but other than that point I agree with the article. diane in sf Aug 2013 #33

Am more concerned about the House and Senate seats than the President prospects... Hulk Aug 2013 #34

I agree! But I saw this article, and thought it worthwhile. n/t CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #35

Agreed. Hulk Aug 2013 #53

OK, Ohio Duers -- how hard is Kaisich going to fall next year Jack Rabbit Aug 2013 #36

I'm now in Ohio and will be working to see that Kasich is kicked out of office! madinmaryland Aug 2013 #43

Kick & very highly recommended. William769 Aug 2013 #37

Hmm, Dennis Kucinich won't be getting the "favorite son" vote? brooklynite Aug 2013 #38

Great! Another 8 years of the status quo! davidn3600 Aug 2013 #42

100% agreement. Time for a new regime. She's served enough... snappyturtle Aug 2013 #52

Exactly she'll be Obama II bowens43 Aug 2013 #55

Go Blue! ybbor Aug 2013 #44

And why is that? I think I've heard this before...is it a football reference? CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #45

Yes ybbor Aug 2013 #47

Yeah I hope it stays this way gopiscrap Aug 2013 #49

If we can't do better than Hilary then we'll get we deserve. bowens43 Aug 2013 #54

Hillary 45 in 2016/2020. 80-20!! Sorry, CP, but we are 3 years away from 2016 elections, madinmaryland Aug 2013 #60

I hear you, my dear madinmaryland, and I have to agree for the most part. CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2013 #63

Great. Another wanna-be Republican for Party Leader. blkmusclmachine Aug 2013 #78

Most likely any D will win Ohio davidpdx Aug 2013 #82

Oh God, please let this be true. I would be thrilled to see AllyCat Aug 2013 #83

This place is so predictable and an utter bore when the name Clinton is mentioned. Beacool Aug 2013 #84

There is no Republican party anymore smallcat88 Aug 2013 #88

The DLC and Obama's Failure to Reverse Bush Policies Has Destroyed Faith in the Dems Too HumansAndResources Aug 2013 #89