per usual... RM spinning for hillary... worthy of that snake-oil salesman, James Carville...
RM-- "These two have been running for President for more than six months now (probably more like twelve or more). Hillary was ahead for the longest time..."Sorry, but HC had more name recognition than Obama and was presenting herself as the presumptive nominee... we have these things called primaries and caucuses, when people actually vote... so, when voters get to know Barack Obama, HC's twenty point leads mysteriously
evaporate...
So no... it doesn't matter what you did in the preseason before any of the games "counted."
Hillary and Co. is trying to STEAL a nomination process that has largely been settled. No matter what your spin goes with (even if she wins the popular vote), this is about 50 separate elections, not a nationwide primary (plus Guam, PR, etc). Those are the rules. They were the rules last year, and they are the rules this year.
HC is trying to weasel her way into the nomination "by any means necessary." She will not win the delegate count. She needed to win Texas and Ohio by 20% each to dent Obama's lead... she didn't.
http://hillaryclinton.wordpress.com/2008/03/It took me 6 years of Bill to start feeling "Clinton fatigue".... it's only taken me the last 6 weeks of Hillary's "kitchen sink" strategy for me to never want to vote for a Clinton again....
Feb. 21.... Hillary Clinton tells America how "honored" she is to be on the same stage as Barack Obama at the end of their televised debate.
Feb. 23.... “Shame on you, Barack Obama, meet me in Ohio, and let’s have a debate about your tactics and your behavior in this campaign.”
“Enough with the speeches and the big rallies and then using tactics right out of Karl Rove’s playbook"
Feb. 24.... “Now, I could stand up here and say, ‘Let’s just get everybody together. Let’s get unified. The sky will open. The light will come down. Celestial choirs will be singing, and everyone will know we should do the right thing and the world will be perfect.”
----- I want to vote for a principled statesman (or stateswoman)... not a condescending, two-faced, finger-in-the-wind poll driven, polarizing candidate like Hillary Clinton....
I don't want to choose between Hillary and her guaranteed Republican house and senate versus McCain, who will likely have a Dem house and senate...