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by Greg_Groogan from Houston

Last Post 12 days Ago


Train Wreck. That's what many Democrats are deathly afraid of if Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama stand in the middle of the ring pounding each other for a few more months.

Only one can recieve the coronation. Only one can go on to compete for the grand prize.

Hillary went ugly in the final four days before ST-2. It worked ...and  that means there's more to come.

Obama has promised to retaliate.

The pounding could indeed polarize the party. If the nomination gets brokered - healing won't be quick and for some, even possible.

Some analysts say this is acutally healthy - more issue based debate, more media coverage.

I don't buy it.  Their platitudes of public respect and affection for one another ring hollow. The same game of "gotcha" the Clinton's are so fond of criticizing when practiced by reporters, is a tactic they have no problem employing themselves when it suits their purpose. Hypocrisy ? Make your own call.

What would make it all go away in a giant Democratic group hug ?

A high-stakes game of winner-take-all  Rock-Paper-scissor,. with the loser altruistically stepping aside.

Fat chance.

 What's more likely - a star-chamber session in which Mr. Obama at some point is promised the nomination somewhere in the future along with the unshakable support of the party elders. Senator Clinton who claims "she's tested and ready" will offer her younger, less seasoned VP the guidance he'll need..and of course her blessing.

You want real change Barack ? They'll suggest, "Jump on board, and maybe just maybe, a Democrat can command for the next 16 years." 

All you have to do is fall on the sword for the team - and fall in line.

Possible ? I guess anything is possible.

 

 

 

 

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sinisterspaceblinky read my blog view my photos
Mar 6, 2008 | 11:56 PM

I am so sick of all the back stabbing and name calling and the 2 faces c**p it makes me sick. I wish they would just once stick to the issues at Hand..

PBMom read my blog view my photos
Mar 7, 2008 | 8:55 PM

They should stick to the issues, point out their differences, keep the dirty politics and political tactics out. I think this is great that so many people are turning out to vote and express an opinion. I think this is great that history is in the making regardless which one gets the nomination, but it isn't over until it's over. I want a real third party option for president (not Ralph Nader--Ralph Nader can be in charge of the CPSC) and that isn't going to happen the way their elections are now. I don't know what I'll do if Clinton gets the nomination, even if Obama is on the ticket. This is exactly what Republicans want (Clinton for the Democratic ticket) because they can fight her (they've been preparing for that fight for awhile), so I wonder if a lot of the vote in the primaries wasn't made by Republicans trying to stack that match-up. I think having Obama as the Democratic nominee scares them and if the Democrats would stop shooting themselves in the foot every time they get a potential opportunity to do some good, they would see that.

FYInfo read my blog view my photos
Mar 9, 2008 | 11:21 AM

I'm glad the mud is being thrown around.
There are issues the voters were not aware of and it should be an open door.
I'm sure if voters remembered or were told of the
crooked deals in the West Texas Oil scam with Bush and his brother's S&L bailout by the tax payers loans scams many would not have voted for him.

chassan read my blog view my photos
Mar 9, 2008 | 5:57 PM

Greg,

Barack Obama has both the lead in delegates and the popular vote. Why would he would want to accept second place on a Hillary Clinton ticket?

That would make no sense at all.

Hillary needs to pack her bags and go home.

Bluesqueen101 read my blog
Mar 10, 2008 | 1:44 AM

chassan,
It doesn't matter how many delegates, he is still black and I cannot see America allowing a black man become president of America. He is not, (a black man) not even wanted in many offices right here in Houston! It amazes me how far he has gotten and who is supporting his ride to the white house and who is behind his ride, not the faces you see on his podium but behind the closed doors. We will know soon, I guess when they broker the deals.

chassan read my blog view my photos
Mar 10, 2008 | 10:15 PM

Bluesqueen,


We're past the time when voters will reject a person for public office because he is black.

Obama can be rejected for a lot of reasons, but I doubt most voters would make race a reason to vote against him.

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For as long as I can remember, all I've cared about is telling stories about Texans and what matters to them. These days that's pretty much all I do, so I guess I'm livin' the dream. Toss in 2 toddlers and a wife and my life is full to the brim. I'm greedy, I know there are great untold stories out there and I want them all. Help me do it.

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