Clinton Camp: We'll Fight All The Way To The Convention

Are you Obama supporters saying your candidate has no ambition? Your candidate has no ego? Your candidate doesn't want to win? Your candidate has never flip-flopped to gain favor with voters?

I must say the marketing of Obama has been brilliant. He's reached Messiah status.

But guess what? What goes up must come down. You're missing the nuances -- people are beginning to tire of your Obama-mania and his no-facts-just-hope stump speech.

Those of us who have voted for presidents more than once remember other holier-than-thou candidates who hit a supernova level of brilliance then - poof - lost the nomination.

The Obama-backlash is picking up steam. This isn't over for Hillary - not by a long shot.

No Backroom deals... Allow this decision to go all the way to the convention. On a level playing field.

Rules state FL & MI delegates will NOT be seated for defying the DNC rules. This rule MUST stand as all candidates had agreed in advance.

Rules state that superdelegates can vote ANYWAY they desire. This rule MUST also be allowed to stand.

The superdelegates of the democratic party gave themselves the power to swing the election weighted 20% towards the delegates en bloc. 80% average dem voter. 20% superdelegate party faithful.

Now its time for these "elites" to show America their wisdom. No brokering back door deals. The regular voters will have made their decision known before any superdelegate vote was cast. Let the superdelegates go onto the convention floor and let each superdelegate cast their vote in full view of the American public. Lets see their "wisdom".

Newly registered & independent voters and yes party faithful, will then be able to make their decision to either stay & fight the good fight or vote with their feet and leave. The ball is in the hands of the Party elite. Do not allow them to shirk their so called responsibility.

"My party right or wrong" ... sorry I'm not a card carrying member...

http://www.superdelegates.org/
http://www.fec.gov/disclosure.shtml
http://www.opensecrets.org

Yet another unflattering picture of Hillary next to a flattering picture of Obama.
Who said yellow journalism is dead? Huffpo is one of those bringing it back.

If she wins fair and square, then I will vote for her. If not, and there are sneaky happenings going on behind the scenes, then, absolutely not. In addition, I will bail out of the dem party, for good. You can count on it!

Me, the People marches on. Stay tuned for Evita II as democracy is trumped by party insiders at the Pepsi Center in Denver.

I don't think Hillary's doing as badly as it may appear. Although Obama leads in elected delegates, the popular vote is virtually tied, so that the elected delegates don't directly reflect the popular votes, just like in presidential elections where a candidate may win the popular vote but not the election because of the electoral college, i.e., Gore v. Bush in 2000. Many people were very unhappy about that.

From what I can tell, without Florida and Michigan votes, Obama leads by approx. 100,000 popular votes out of approx. 16 million cast. Leaving out Michigan where only Hillary's name appeared on the ballot, in Florida she got 300,000 more votes than Obama, which would give her a 200,000 lead. Either way (including Florida or not), it's probaly statistically tied as far as the popular vote right now. And upcoming are populous states--PA, TX, OH--that could possibly put her ahead on popular votes. So I don't think the claims that Obama is doing better with the voters (because he leads in elected delegates) reflects what the votes are.

Translation: I will do anything to cheat, lies, steal this election if I don't win at the ballot box.

The Clintons are proving their critics right: They never cared about the Democratic party, only about their own ambitions. (Hence the huge Democratic losses 1992-2000 in the Congress, Senate, Whtie House and governorships)

"we shall fight on the beaches,
we shall fight on the landing grounds,
we shall fight in the fields and in the streets,
we shall fight in the hills;
we shall never surrender"

Even if it destroys the Democratic Party in the process, we don"t give a damn.

Hillary, you and Bill are getting a bit too old for all this kicking and screaming, ranting and raving!

Let'd face it, your're not all that far behind John McCain, with a similar nasty temperament!

Ya'll are the problem, Obama's the solution!

I'm just fed up with the sound of Hillary's voice, already. Grates on my nerves. 4 years of that !

This is really sad. Personal ambition should be the last call to public service.I hope her last tactic of scaring people into voting for her doesn't work, b/c it would be the worse thing for our showtime democracy.

In the title photo der feurer ist nich gutte, auch pooie, she is disgusting. Somebody get me a handkerchief I about to loose it, I don't want to get anything on her lovely pantsuit.

But seriously Bush, Clinton, Bush, Clinton are we really that gullible?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1656880303867390173

Obama cannot get die hard Democrats because we know he is Republican lite and 2008"s Flip Flopper. Obama: I am against the war, l have same position as Bush, vote for the funding, stay until 2013, withdraw immediately. I can"t keep up!!! Obama which direction are the "Winds of War" blowing today? You may change your position again, if the corporate media keeps spinning the success of the surge.

Since Obama can"t get key Democtatic groups (seniors, women, latins, asians, blue collar workers and the never mentioned LGBT community), he has to reach out to Republicans. Obama is supported by Oprah who votes Republican many times and her show that beat the drums for war as much as any Fox show. Arianna Huffington was a staunch Republican until she got divorced. Andrew Sullivan who made me sick with his constant support of George Bush and now supports Obama. Maria Shriver who sleeps with another stiff Republican. Bill Bennett likes Obama! Hello!!!!!

True Democrats know that Hillary has delivered on so many occasions for Democratic principles. We understand the political climate that existed in the 2002! When you have one of the most respected men in America, Colin Powell (do you remember him?) championing this war as much as Bush/Cheney when he went in front of the UN with his cartoon drawings. Bloggers have the freakin nerve to go after only Hillary. You are not true Democrats. You are latte drinking whiners!!! Oh, Powell is another Republican who supports Obama.

Some of the most respected Democrats Job Biden, Chuck Schumer, John Kerry, John Edwards, Chris Dodd, Tom Dasch, Max Cleland, Tom Harkin, Harry Reid and 20 other Democrats voted for the authorization in 2002. The Dems had control of the Senate and could have killed the authorization if they all voted nay. Get off Hillary"s back about apologizing for her vote, especially when I don"t hear the outcry for the men to apologize. That is clear SEXISM and misdirected anger. Direct all your outrage at BushCheney/Rice/Powell/Rumsfeld who lied about the intelligence obtained from the CIA.

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