Hillary Clinton and I finally agree on something. No, not her Republican gas tax plan, but that Tuesday's North Carolina primary is going to be a "game-changer."
Over the weekend in Kinston, N.C., Clinton said, "This is going to make a huge difference in what happens going forward. The entire country -- probably even a lot of the world -- is looking to see what North Carolina decides."
This statement echoes Clinton surrogate George Stephanopoulos, who at the end of March said that unless Clinton wins North Carolina he didn't "think it could happen" for her. Even USA Today gave the front page to a story called "Why the Democratic race could end in North Carolina," referring to the state's primary as "a pivotal final showdown."
The question now becomes, with a loss in North Carolina, will the Clinton campaign continue? Will the media finally start telling the truth, that she has no path to the nomination? We'll know more when the numbers and the spin start coming in Tuesday evening.
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As security dragged her away, she kept screaming, "Mine! Mine! Mine!"
ha! They did the same thing for Texas... swearing that they would need a win there to continue on... and of course the delegates tell the truth... they LOST... Obama won more delegate... wait, wait... before you start insisting that this is more than the delegates, I would stop you for one second and CALL YOU A LIAR...
Now it's true that Clinton could try to steal this primary... but it will only be through delegates... not any fairy storey that she would like you to believe.
Anyhow... I seriously doubt, given her history, that she will accept defeat anytime soon and give support to the party. Number two on her list is to destroy the Democratic Party. Make no doubt of that. She IS a Republican posing as Democrat.
Hillary and Bill - putting the "nasty" in Dynasty since 1992
Just don't look at the resume'
If she won every other state after that with 10% she would still be about 50 delegates behind.
PA proved that Hillary cannot win through the vote. She is hoping Obama will break a leg and be put down like a horse. That is her only hope. My hope is that Obama has an excellent and trustworthy security detail.
Who would mostly benefit from disenfranchising African Americans? Hillary now, and the Republicans in the Fall.
Additionally, the article fails to mention the mechanics of the process. Voters are purged only after being placed on an Inactive list after failing to vote in two elections in a row or failing to respond to two annual mailed inquiries from the State if they haven't voted, a process which takes two years. If a voter votes in any election or responds to any state inquiry, they're back on the active list. The article claims that at least one county has had more than 100% of its voters purged, an obvious impossibility that is apparently based on a faulty understanding of the numbers provided by the State.
Will Hillary Clinton CHEAT to win a primary?
Second Question:
Did Hillary Clinton CHEAT to win PA's primary?
Just some questions