It’s not over ’til it’s over, and it won’t be over until Denver, if then.
But the surfacing of a video in which Clinton suggests that her supporters need a “catharsis” after the roller-coaster primary season and that they may place her name in nomination at the convention would seem to add a layer of complexity to the negotiations.
For all you Obama push-back types out there, WE are the least of your problems.
Hillary hasn’t ended her campaign, in fact, it looks like she’s still campaigning…
The video was taken July 31 at a cocktail reception in California for supporters of both Clinton and Obama. In response to questions, as various cameras are visible, Clinton says that the best way to unify the party was “to have a strategy so that my delegates feel like they’ve had a role and that their legitimacy has been validated.”
Of course, we conservatives and Republicans are eating this all up because the very people who preach “peace” are in the midst of a private little war that’s becoming painfully public for Democrats to stomach.
Maybe you can get Obama to put Tums in his health care plan.
“to have a strategy so that my delegates feel like they’ve had a role and that their legitimacy has been validated.”
Feelings, nothing more than feelings,…
Feelings, Oh Oh Oh feelings…
Why not Kushin Los? They damn sure abort them often enough.
Well, if it remains vocal and present until the election, John McCain might actually win it.
It will be fun to watch the Democrats eat their young.
That transcendent idea is narcissism.
There is one thing I just cannot understand about these people who are worshipful of either Clinton or Obama and therefore bitter about either of them going down in defeat.
It is there is little or no difference in their ideas. Following that logic is it due to personality, sex, color, religion or some other surface attribute that transcends ideas and philosophy?
Where is Blaine, when you need him, to explain the intricacies of shallow liberal thinking.
Pass the popcorn.
Don’t you just love when the dems do the dagger dance?