Clinton Campaign Deathwatch

So, when do you think she'll either quit or be unable to continue. Anything happening today that we should take as clues?

I watched the first terminator movie, near the end when it's all but over and the upper half of the machine was dragging itself along toward the crusher where it ended I couldn't get the thought out of my head that this is the direction the race seems to be going as well. I think it will end much the same way. Only question is if it will be public or private.

If I had to guess she'll quit when a sizable number of her super delegates inform her that they are about to switch sides, that might get her to pull out to avoid the embarrassment of being publicly abandoned. When that would happen I couldn't say, depends on people I don't know enough about. Soon I'd hope.

Eyes are still glowing red... nope, she's not dead yet, send her through then trash compactor again!

(OK, guilty of kicking them while they are down... in my defense, she hasn't dropped out yet!!!)

I was hesitant about posting that because of the associations, I was thinking more along the lines of she'll go until she's stopped rather than a direct comparison though I can't say that has never crossed my mind either.

As much as she personally deserves it and as sure as I am that Perry wouldn't offer us the same respect if the situations were reversed, I have to agree with what he said later in the thread. Might be better to let this one drop and see if this thing can't wind down with some grace. Even if we don't think they'd do it for us, that was supposed to be the difference between the campaigns.

And I do not retract my previous statements that she has to be the nominee to keep things going the way they are going. She's going to act as if the Indiana 2 point victory means this goes on. I've seen nothing to indicate otherwise. Until she actually concedes, all this talk about Obama's VP and how "It's over" is nothing but drivel. I cannot see her bowing out gracefully.

I'd say so.

It's a "victory" and this will go on.

and money

She won't get the VP

she might get money to close it down and concede

she will continue deluding herself (and some of her supporters) till the Convention.

Last night was painful for the Clinton supporters...the pundits declaring her campaign over was something I didn't expect and I am sure they did not either...I'm an Obama supporter and I feel a little shell-shocked, so I can just imagine how they feel. Please be classy and stop starting these deathwatch threads.

concerning the race and if it is coming to an end. I don't have TV and what happens in the next 24 hours could be very big stuff, so I'd like to have one thread where people can post the relevant info.

NYA NYA NYA NYA NYAAAHHH NYAHHHH. Your candidate lost big last night.

has run it's course .... like a filly running a race for her owner, Hillary will not let him down.

then the Obama streak would begin again. It probably depends on the number of superdelegates who commit today.

It would be a night like last night, with a win and a loss. WV is her last "good news" day. But, the media narrative has changed to "It's too late".

We'll have to see if she wants to get ahead of the superdelegates making big moves.

he will then have greater than 50% of pledged delegates

but I see your point.

I think it depends on the Superdelegate movement.

her debts. Are you saying that she'll go deeper into debt but only up to a point?

He said he heard about it last night, there should be a news release today on it.

http://journals.democraticunderground.com/berni_mccoy/293

Well, actually, just as Chuck Todd of MSNBC predicted (but I journaled it :P)

Or you wrote about Chuck Todd's prediction? Either way I missed it & am really glad I got to read it now..pre-tty interesting.

Thanks bernie mccoy.

PA was her last chance & she lost. She lost again in IN and NC yesterday. Hillary's run for the White House is dead. It just needs to stop twitching.