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To: tejek who wrote (369279)	1/31/2008 1:38:26 AM
From: Elroy	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1579775

Hillary will lose the Presidency for the Democrats if she gets the nomination. It's theirs for the taking, if she really cared about helping the country (rather than just pursuing power) she wouldn't run. Bush - Clinton - Clinton - Bush - Bush - Clinton sounds like Bangladeshi politics, and is just not going to fly.

To: tejek who wrote (369279)	1/31/2008 9:21:12 AM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 1579775

We will remember that you said Hillary can't win in November. After you jump on the Hillary bandwagon. <G> Let's not give up on Obama yet.

To: tejek who wrote (369279)	2/2/2008 3:59:31 AM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1579775

>Its only been a few days since you made this post and McCain is looking stronger than ever and Hillary......well, its not fun being Hillary right now. During the past year, this primary season has had many twists and turn so no one can possibly predict how its going to turn out. That's why I go by what is happening today. And today tells me that against McCain, Obama is the stronger candidate. And I have a feeling, inspite of what you say, public opinion of Hillary is taking a slow turn south. Nope, I stand by everything I said. McCain is winning because somebody has to win on the Republican side... they all suck. He won by a few points, but if Romney had gotten a couple more points, he would've been in McCain's position. Both candidates are broke. McCain even had to take a loan out against the value of his e-mail list in order to stay in the race, and, because he's so old, they made him take out a life insurance policy to get the loan. Ron Paul raised more money than either McCain or Romney in the fourth quarter of 2007. In the meantime, Hillary outraised Obama in the fourth quarter and remains the frontrunner, even if it's getting closer. The polls look pretty good for her on Super Tuesday. I think Obama's gains are much more based on his strengths than Hillary's weaknesses. Her supporters have their opinions set in stone and aren't reading the blogs or the press to look to have their opinions changed. I'm leaning Obama right now, but I'm not making my final decision until Monday. I've been reading both of the candidates' websites and evaluating them on my blog, and we'll see what I decide. Regardless, we're gonna shellack the Republicans in November, no matter who the parties nominate. I'd put a thousand dollars on a Dem President in 2009. -Z