If not now, I hope that she runs again in 2012 or even in 2016

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Sat May-10-08 03:28 PM
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If not now, I hope that she runs again in 2012 or even in 2016

In 2016 she will still be younger than McCain today.

And I hope that she does not use any of her 2008 campaign men who misled her in every step of the way.

I just read a summary in TIME and Mark Penn was not even aware of the proportional allotment of pledged delegates!

Either way, I want her to keep fighting. As many have noted: it is always the woman who has to move down for the sake of... whatever.

When two co-workers become a couple, it is often the woman who has to resign.

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rodeodance

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Sat May-10-08 04:59 PM
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1. i think someone out there was commenting on the Penn issue. It is.....

hard to believe that happened. guess i have to. but my gawd!!

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Mudoria

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Sat May-10-08 07:04 PM
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2. I would like to see her suspend her campaign now and stop throwing

Edited on Sat May-10-08 07:05 PM by Mudoria

her money away. At this point there really isn't any way she can win unless a thunderbolt strikes Barry or some new skeleton is unearthed in his closet. I'd like to see her start focusing on 2012 myself. When that day rolls around we'll need her experience and political knowledge after 4 years of McCain (Yes, I think McCain will win this fall). 2008 is just a stumbling block... time to look ahead.

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libbygurl

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Sat May-10-08 08:34 PM
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3. It ain't over till it's over. She and her family are working very hard in WV this weekend.

Of course, the damned national media won't let you know that, will they?

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Sat May-10-08 10:31 PM
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4. It ain;t over till it's over

Edited on Sat May-10-08 10:32 PM by Wash. state Desk Jet

The supers are like ping ping balls flying across the net ,they look at pointers. The safe bet at the time. Things change and so does their vote. They don't vote until they do vote . A pledged delegate vote means nothing until the vote is applied.It is always the outside force that swings it. They can reverse their selves at any point in time up until the vote takes place. Circumstances and events can make or break a politician over night seemingly.The Gore standby draft is on the table for a reason.

And Hillary is in the race for that very same reason.
The math may be hard to beat but those odds may not be real.
Where there is a will there is a way.

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