My fellow Hillary Supporters, its time for us to join Team Obama.

[meow mix]

the party insiders of Miss are telling me all Hillary voters stayed home today. =(

i know...
our wallets are broken by her.
but its time to support and donate to Obama!!

[goodgd_yall]

1. No need to overreact over every damn primary

Hillary supporters didn't expect much support in Mississippi. Pennsylvania is the prize to keep our eyes on. Then, I predict, Indiana, West Virginia, and Kentucky.

[meow mix]

3. true.. but if her base leaves her hanging today it indicates a serious problem

the numbers should tell us that today

[SeaLyons]

5. NOT

MS doesn't mean serious trouble to Hillary. Sorry, I know you want to pump up the win for Obama in MS, but he's expected to win there.

[Exilednight]

7. He's expected to win, so it doesn't count?

[snooper2]

13. Yep..

Mississippi doesn't count because it is shaped funny, and Obama will win

[SeaLyons]

21. It's not a must win State

[Exilednight]

31. Neither is PA for Obama. Why should he care if Hillary wins PA?

[Joe the Revelator]

33. EXACTLY!

this is the point that SO many miss.

[SeaLyons]

36. Maybe

it's one of those "big" must win states. I don't know. Are you saying Obama can beat McCain based on the states he has won?? Maybe so. Whatever he has won so far has not knocked Hillary out of the game, so I have a feeling losing PA won't put Obama on top.

[Exilednight]

46. And winning PA will not put Hillary over the top, but let's be honest.....

she was suppose to have this wrapped up on February 5th.

[Spider Jerusalem]

56. It's a state that hasn't voted Republican in a Presidential election since 1988.

The idea that Hillary is a better candidate because she can win in BLUE states is just fucking stupid; these are states that *any* electable Democrat can win in November.

[superkia]

58. I would guess that Obama would beat McCain because he is...

just like bush and most Americans are sick of bush and the republican party. That would be the easiest way to look at it.

[SeaLyons]

62. ..

:thumbsup:

[Milo_Bloom]

41. Every state is a must win for CLinton...

The math just gets funnier and funnier with each state she loses.

[Exilednight]

50. Here's the funny part - last week Hillary was suppose to make up all this ground.....

with Texas and Ohio, but Obama rebuffs her effort in Texas and will win more delegates, and when you add in the California recount, she netted zero delegates, and if you include super delegates, she has netted something like negative two.

[earthlover]

37. Hillary was EXPECTED to win Ohio....doesn't Ohio count anymore?

[Beacool]

35. Oh yeah, because she has a snow ball chance of winning in MS

and we all know the reason, so quit being cutesy!!

You're too funny.

:rofl:

[think4yourself]

16. Pennsylvania is up for grabs.

[goodgd_yall]

40. Well, yes

But I think Hillary has a very good chance of winninit. I know Obama may catch up. April 22 is a long way off.

[Lucky 13]

30. I will not react to ANY Hillary loss!!!

Hey let's calm down here people! There's absolutely no need to react to the fact that:

- Hillary is down in the popular vote and in delegates.
- Hillary loses both primaries and caucuses.
- It's mathematically impossible for Hillary to win the nomination or even catch up to Obama.
- The only reason she's staying in is her own selfish ambition.
- She's severely damaging the democratic party.
- She seemingly has multiple personality disorder.

There's no need to react to ANYTHING that's not positive to Hillary! In fact the only thing we should EVER overreact to is when someone uses her own words or "facts" against her. Then they are DEAD TO US! Michael Moore, Howard Dean, Rachel Maddow, Keith Olberman, Nancy Pelosi, John Kerry, Tom Daschle, democratic heros, unions, primary and caucus voters - ALL DEAD TO ME!

And once Hillary wins Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia by DOUBLE DIGITS and is STILL behind, well there's no need to overreact to that either. Will we quit? NEVER! On to Puerto Rico! On to Denver! By then we'll have convinced so many superdelegates that Obama's a big fat meanie head that they will just switch to our - no questions asked. The fact that we are losing won't matter to them once we tell them how we REALLY REALLY REALLY want Hillary to win.

And when the populace riots in the streets at the theft of another election, well there's no need to overreact to that either. It's JUST the youth and the blacks for godsake! We'll just say it's sour grapes, sexism, racism against white folk, or that young voters are so stupid they've been brainwashed by their evil cultmaster Obama. Don't worry. We'll condescend the fuck out of them until they are beaten into submission.

Finally, if that doesn't work and Obama is made the nominee, we'll demand the VP slot. And we'll call in all our high powered friends to pressure him until he gives in. And if he won't give it to us, then we'll demand McCain give us HIS VP slot. Republicans know how to play this game better anyway.

And while we're at it, let's just burn down the Democratic Party Headquarters. Because if they aren't smart enough to just hand this whole thing to Princess Hillary, then fuck them. What the hell have they ever done for Hillary... I mean us?!?!

[Arugula Latte]

52. GREAT post, Lucky 13!

You freakin' rule! :applause:

I think you should make that its own thread.

[helderheid]

66. excellent post!

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

72. Going.....Going.....Gone!

[Shae]

73. awesome post --loved it nt

[niceypoo]

63. I am not sold on either candidate

Obama refuses to talk about policy, instead all he talks about is Hillary.

Until Obama and his supporters start selling him to me, I will not support him

[lvx35]

2. Yeah, Obama is pretty much the nominee.

I mean I like Hillary's policies on some levels, but what does a Hillary win look like at this point? An incredibly close race decided for the the "sequel" candidate in a shady fiasco in FLORIDA? As fond as I have been of her policies, that's a death sentence in the GE. So unless I'm missing something, its done.

I haven't given much to any candidates yet. I think the Republicans have the wiser strategy here....be cheap in the primaries where the differences are smaller and give deeply in the GE where the differences matter.

[papau]

4. LOL - 90/10 AA split in 80% AA Dem party means min 72% win - and this red state win means what?

[earthlover]

38. It means more delegates for Obama. Now Hillary is even further behind

And Hillary's momentum is where, exactly?

[Adelante]

You little devil, you

:evilgrin:

[buff2]

6. That's exactly what I am planning to do!

NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :thumbsdown:

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

49. Seriously, what choice do you really have? It's either that or at least 4 years of McLame.

[stillcool]

8. Mississippi doesn't matter...

[BearSquirrel2]

59. Only after the vote is official ...

Hold on, all the votes are not counted yet. Until we know if Hillary wins the state, we'll have no idea whether it matters.

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[buff2]

12. They sink pretty low,don't they?

It's all a joke to them.......a big game and a joke.

[MADem]

23. I think it's more like flopsweat talking.

I guess that Hope-Change-Believe bullshit isn't doing it for them, so they're trying this approach.

It ain't working.

However, it might not be Obama supporters playing these foolish games at all. It could be a covert GOP effort to suppress the vote in the General Election by being as annoying as possible--I've never seen such a bunch of obnoxious and childish assholes in my life!

[Missy M]

10. Never......

my support stays with Hillary.

[WDIM]

11. Obama will take the south in the GE as well! nt.

[buff2]

14. Keep hope alive!

That's all you really have.

[peaches2003]

27. Plus more delegates and votes

[Tesha]

28. No, he won't. but it's a nice thought. (NT)

[earthlover]

39. ACtually, I read a piece today that shows with Obama at the top...MS, GE and LA are in play

if the AA vote has high turnout.

Last I checked, Florida is not in play. So does Florida count?

[Deep13]

68. .

:rofl:

[Pathwalker]

15. Wrong end of the cat is talking again.

You are the one who wants to purge Hillary from the Democratic party, AND every Democrat in the party who doesn't support your candidate.

[MADem]

17. What a load of crap. NT

[bellasgrams]

18. I just heard that BO is doing so poorly in Miss that he is thinking

of dropping out due to 'family reasons'.

[The Stranger]

19. The race was over some time ago. Time to move on with Obama as our nominee.

[goldcanyonaz]

20. Quit inhaling the cat liter.

[Lucinda]

22. I'm surprised you could type that without your head exploding.

:rofl:
meow mix = "Clinton Supporter"
about as much as
wlucinda = "Pope"

[OzarkDem]

24. You've been a divisive Obama supporter all along

Nice try. No cigar.

[Umbram]

32. Define the word "divisive" and then tell me if it applies to you as well? I'm just curious (nt)

[Royal Oak Rog]

25. Don't ya love it

Now there's a Hillary faction that observes reality and the other ones' who are obviously bat shit crazy. Fight amongst yourself, I'm sitting this one out.

[Metric System]

34. The OP is NOT an Obama supporter who REALLY loves causing trouble.

[theHandpuppet]

42. The OP is NOT a Hillary supporter

Just another Obama supporter with a juvenile sense of humor.

[Oleladylib]

26. fogetaboutit

[Arkansas Granny]

29. Sorry, you're not very convincing.

[TheDeathadder]

43. You go join team obama

lame ass thread

[moobu2]

44. I'll never support Barack

best I can do is stay home. I haven’t reached the point where i would vote for someone else from another party...Yet.

[Kittycat]

45. I guess we won't be seeing you around here after long then.

:) You're not a democrat then, you're a Hillacrat, and all they care about is Hillary, not the Party.

[moobu2]

48. I’m a democrat and

Voted for every democrat in every election since I became eligible. No one I know is going to vote for Barack, seriously.

[RiverStone]

51. Then you are passively supporting the war mongering...

...puke bastards!

I'm a strong Obama supporter, but Hillary would get my vote in a heartbeat compared to NOT voting and risking another immoral regime in McCain (or Shrub 3). Your telling me you see Obama as no better then McCain??????

If you are NOT going to support the opposition to the puke bastards - why even post here at all?

We are DEMOCRATIC underground. Read the rules. This is no place for enablers and those that refuse to vote for either Obama or Clinton are enabling the rethugs.

[moobu2]

53. Tell that shit to the many, many Barack supporters

I’ve seen say they would vote McCain is Hillary wins the nomination. And once the nomination process is over, and if Barack is the nominee, I wont post on DU about my feelings, I dont have any problem with that. Until that time comes, just like you are, I'm free to to express my feelings. Barack would lose in the GE without my help anyway.

[RiverStone]

54. Believe me --- I have!

As I said in my post - EITHER Clinton or Obama trumps McCain hands down. For anybody that refuses to vote for Hillary or Obama --- my feelings are the exact same. And yes, I have called many Obama supporters on the same refusal bullshit. Frankly, I question anybody's true Democratic values if they hold that prick McCain in such high regard.

Yea, your free to express your feelings - but how does this negative shit help the Dems?

How???

[Olney Blue]

55. I agree. We need to defeat the REAL opponent- McCain.

I will support the nominee.

[Deep13]

70. Bullshit, the party left me, not the other way around. nt

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[Th1onein]

57. STOP! This country has been divided long enough!

JUST FUCKING STOP. That's what the corporatists WANT. To divide us.

I like Hillary better than Obama. I think she will get done what needs to be done, if she's elected. I think she's great.

BUT, I also think that she has lost. I think that she needs to get the VP slot and be happy to be making history. We've never had a woman VP. How wonderful that would be, for women, don't you think?

[BearSquirrel2]

60. I think she needs to go away ...

There is ZERO chance that Hillary can be on the same ticket as Obama after her little "experience" speech. Nancy Pelosi just came out and said as much. When a party elder comes out and says this it's a good barometer of the feelings of capitol hill Democrats (all Super Delegates).

If Hillary fails in her attempt to steal the nomination, she will NOT be on the ticket. Obama will not SERVE on her ticket.

I'm doubling down on Obama. I won't send Hillary a dime. She's serving the big corporate donors, let them foot the bill. If she is nominated, I will bite hard and pull her lever. The lesser of two evils.

[aquarius dawning]

61. No fucking way.

This shit is way past personal now.

[Yurovsky]

64. There is no way she can win the nomination & the GE ...

if she and her henchmen manage to steal the nomination away from the person who has collected more popular votes and more delegates, Democrats of conscience will NEVER vote for her. I could see the Green, Socialist, or Communist parties getting record votes this fall, and possibly significant Dem majorities in both the Senate (>60) and House (to ensure grampa doesn't run the country any further into the ditch).

She thinks she is above the rules, and above the "commoners" who actually cast votes. She is going to be taught a very hard lesson if she persists.

[Jamastiene]

65. Hell no, I won't go. n/t

[Deep13]

67. They stayed home? How do you figure?

And anyway, I really have misgivings about O and I can't stand his vocal supporters. I may vote for him, but it will be as the lesser of two evils.

[meow mix]

69. yeah, she hit 37% i guess the "geraldine race issue" pulled a few out

[Deep13]

71. That can only be true if voters gave a shit about Ferarro.

It may simply be that white evangelicals (I hear there are a lot of them in the Delta) wouldn't support someone who is pro-abortion and anti-gun.

Just a guess, but they all are.