View Full Version : Hillary down in polls in PA
Yesterday the national news said that some weeks ago she enjoyed a 10-15%+ lead in PA but Obamba has now reduced that lead to 3-4%.
They say that if she does not win this contest big that she is through.
They are also now saying that the polls show that he finishes much better than she does against McCain for the November election.
I did not think much of the debate. I thought that it was a wash and that they were being too nice to one another.
Perhaps that's because they may wind up on on the same ticket, one way or the other.
I think the pair would landslide against McCain and company and said that some time ago.
K8YZK
04-20-2008, 01:29 PM
Well she is still in the lead and you know what they say about 2nd place, they are still the first loser. Penn is going to be interesting and I think if she loses there she will call it quit's for the good of the party, but with the super del's still up in the air you never know, as hard headed as she is.
N0WVA
04-20-2008, 02:42 PM
Well, if he chooses Hillary for vice pres, he will lose all credibility and integrity he has in my eyes and will definately be "just another politician".
All 3 are US Senators and therefore politicians.
But then again you have to be to run for this high of a position.
The parties would not have it any other way.
N4VGB
04-20-2008, 03:00 PM
Well, if he chooses Hillary for vice pres, he will lose all credibility and integrity he has in my eyes and will definately be "just another politician".
It would also be a HUGE flip-flop for both, since both have repeatedly stated no interest in being on the same ticket.
Friends and associates of the Clintons also exhibit shorter than average life expectancy and a marked tendency towards legal problems! :eek:
She keeps moving the goal posts. Even if she loses, I think she'll still stay, using some excuse like "the race is not over"
She should have quit a long time ago,
Come on now, you folks in Pa. need to keep Hill in this race so she can continue to battle Obama and spend lots of DEM money on the primary, prior to the general election.
Operation Chaos continues.
http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_041808/content/01125108.guest.html
It would also be a HUGE flip-flop for both, since both have repeatedly stated no interest in being on the same ticket.
Friends and associates of the Clintons also exhibit shorter than average life expectancy and a marked tendency towards legal problems! :eek:
Nice try at the smear Jethro.
Those talking points been dragged to the tub, drowned and buried already.
Do try to keep current will ya? You've been living in 1996 for the last day or so. Did you forget your meds or something?
N4VGB
04-20-2008, 05:29 PM
Did you forget your meds or something?
Absolutely not, I've taken them all and on schedule. Since none are of a narcotic or mentally altering nature, I fail to see what my meds have to do with my political attitude. :p:p:p
You can igmore what KV1M says anyway, he's in London now. He has such a miserable life here in 42 years according to what he said.
On the NBC Today Show one of the newscasters said Obama by 2% this morning.
Time will tell won't it.
K0RGR
04-21-2008, 11:57 PM
I really don't believe in the polls and I suspect Lush Laimbaugh has managed to get enough of his little evil-doers to cross over and vote for Hillary that this election misery will just continue to continue.
Of course, at the same time, Obama's campaign is coming unglued, so his only hope might be to name Hillary as his veep, if she'll run. Otherwise, he'd need a Jewish Senator from Connecticut, and those are in short supply.
n2ize
04-21-2008, 11:58 PM
Hillary's been winning winning WINNING like a banshee in all the key states. It's doubtful anyone but her will grab the nommy nation.