She’s not going anywhere yet.
WASHINGTON (AP) – A campaign aide says Hillary Rodham Clinton loaned herself $6.4 million in the past month.
Politically wounded and financially strapped, Clinton plunged back into the presidential campaign Wednesday…

Actual, she will leave.

Leave scorched earth.

Niko on May 7, 2008 at 6:56 AM

Great tactic! Worked for Stalin….

Yeah, but there’s long been talk of the Super Delegates stepping in and collectively promising their vote to one of the candidates to decide the race.

But most of that talk comes from Howard Dean, who has about as much understanding of the rules of the party he allegedly runs as a garden slug.

I’m not agruing with your assesment, but I could easly see Hillary taking Howie to task for strong-arming the supers before the convention, especially with Florida and Michigan still up in the air.

The role of the senate is not to throw hissy fits if the president nominates folks of opposite ideology. McCain seems to understand that, as did the majority of GOP senators who voted to confirm Ginsburg’s nomination. And here I thought you “True Conservatives” were the defenders of the Constitution and historical observation of such. Just like Ron Paul.

Yeah, but there’s long been talk of the Super Delegates stepping in and collectively promising their vote to one of the candidates to decide the race.

If they did that, even if Hillary stayed in the race, her impact would be greatly diminished and she would only be harming herself in doing so.

If she doesn’t get out this week, I could see the DNC and superdelegates getting together and “all but” ending it before the convention.

And if she decides to stay in, then it’s time for the super delegates to step in and end it. They were established to ensure that the primary process didn’t hinder the democrats chances in novemeber. I can’t think of a better chance for them to do what they were created to do than ending this now if Clinton doesn’t.

The problem with your scenario is that the supers can’t vote until the convention. All of ‘em could say today that if the convention was now they’d vote for Obama and it wouldn’t matter in the slightest. That’s the whole point of them – to “save” the Democrats from the voters.

There’s still a long way to go before the convention, and if Obama steps in it even the day before the delegates are seated, the supers could still sway it for Hillary even though Obama by then would’ve won the pledged delegate count.

The woman and her lackeys are obsessed with obtaining power and then gaining more power after that.

The scary thing is that I see Michelle Obama sliding into that role quite comfortably. If Obama isn’t defeated in the general, they’ll be the next “power couple” who will refuse to leave when their time is up.

You are factually wrong, but hey, what’s facts got to do with MDS? funky chicken on May 7, 2008 at 8:21 AM

No MDS here. The fact is that McCain voted to confirm Stephen Breyer and Ruth Bader Ginsberg. You are welcome to read the whole thing, but it won’t change his vote.

No, I’m not factually wrong. John McCain’s words and deeds. Sorry.

He’s been wrong on immigration for probably as many years.

He’s a mixed bag for sure. But that’s better than the Obama bag, which is full of only bad stuff.

Hillary sees herself as a safety net — ready to take over if Obama has a “catastrophe” on the campaign trail.

Lots of potential for the dirty tricks bag between now and Denver.

What was that false report a few months back about Hussein being a homosexual?

Lots of potential for the dirty tricks bag between now and Denver.

Remember, the Clintons have no loyalty to anyone but themselves and do nothing that does not serve their ambition. That’s why they have left a debris field of broken friends and supporters in their wake, people they have used up and sucked dry or people they have carelessly wrecked to advance themselves. If destroying the Democrats chances of winning advances the Clintons chances of winning, they will gladly do so. The Clintons are the epitome of the Left: They want to win even if winning means standing alone on a pile of smoking rubble.

Again, I ask. What happened to Rev. Wright? When he was thrown under the bus, I didn’t know that he was also run over. His silence since Obama ripped him one is rather suspicious.

Syd B. on May 7, 2008 at 7:06 AM

On a recent thread I stated my belief that the Wright thingy was a (poorly managed) bad cop, good cop scam.

I was in error. It was not poorly managed – at all.

Watch and then contact Coburn’s office and ask him if this is enough of a CPAC betrayal to keep him in line.

On immigration, John McCain was trying to solve a problem which, incidentally, hasn’t improved much. He listened and learned and decided the facts were on our side. He doesn’t have a secret plan to enact blanket amnesty as president. And, if he did, he knows I’d kill it.

If Coburn can be duped like this, why not you?

You mean his silence since his media blitz last week?

Man, conspiracy theorists never rest.