War?

[W. Gray]

The following is from Fox news and is rather interesting.

Either the Clinton camp is trying to bluff their way forward or this is a declaration of all out war against their opponent.

"A top Hillary Clinton adviser on Saturday boldly predicted his candidate would lock down the nomination before the August convention by definitively winning over party insiders and officials known as super delegates, claiming the number of state elections won by rival Barack Obama would be "irrelevant" to their decision."

The Democrats are the only party which has super delegates and they have had them since the 1980s

[W. Gray]

From Fox News, February 17, 2008

"Ask a dozen die-hard Democrats around the country what Hillary Rodham Clinton can do to beat Barack Obama and win the presidential nomination and they have plenty of ideas — some of them contradictory.

"The question generates strong sentiment, though, that Clinton simply can't compete on charisma, that there are forces at play beyond her control. Going negative could backfire, they warn. Laying out nitty-gritty policy details isn't enough, they say.

"There's no shortage of advice, but also no shortage of head-scratching. Add it all up, and there doesn't appear to be a secret plan to save her candidacy."

[Roma Jean Turner]

  The more I hear her try to tell us why we should vote for her instead of him, the more desperate she sounds.  She would sound a lot more credible to me if she were trying to inspire me to vote for her because of her ideas and solutions.  Now I don't know if that's possible, but it seems like a good place to start.  If they buy the nomination through the Super Delegates against the will of the people, they will have proven that a lot of people were right about them all along.

[sixdogsmom]

I agree Roma Jean. If Hillary gets the nomination via super delegates, I certainly hope to see Mr. Obama run as an independent. It would probably insure that McCain would win the election but it would also insure that Clintons will not go back into the Whitehouse. I have said it before and will say it again; Hillary cooked me with her power hungry ways since the beginning of Bill Clintons presidency and she wasted all that tax payer money pursuing name recognition for herself whilst supposedly designing a health care plan for the nation. I will never vote for Hillary Clinton; period!

[W. Gray]

Not to mention how she became a senator.

Legal, but odoriferous.