Clinton to concede tonight

[coop]

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5g-qGLDs-gAnZiUXD2NU51ry3j3dwD912NJIO1



so mccain v. obama......place your bets

[Paul_N]

obama $5

[Kelvin]

mccain is the last faggot to ever consider being president. that **** is going to **** us till we can't be ****d anymore. look deep into his eyes. look at his face. he's all about ****ing people that have been ****ed. I ****ing hate that ****ing ****. er

[coop]

POW or AL QUEDA


WHATS YOUR PICK??????

[Cotnerdude]

obama ftw

[Kelvin]

that pow will fight every faggot country out here and we will all die trying to make that faggot happy. you get al queda in there...assassinate him and the vp will take over. guess who's vp....

[Kelvin]

think with your head coop not your **** or ****

[coop]

im going to pick the christian.....the muslim gunna turn us all in to hezzbulla terrorists

[Kelvin]

christians have failed us since that one time at that one tree with that one snake

[coop]

islam and christianity are the same thing minus a few small points and who they see as their savior......either or is wrong....an impartial non-believer is what we need to run our country....

[s13curtis]

when obama gets elected he'll just get assassinated anyways, so the vice pres elect is all that matters.

[coop]

^ that is true....and mccain will die in office......so its a battle of the VPs

[RabidB4C]

http://www.mycarpaccioisnotfresh.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/fife-obama.jpg
http://www.mycarpaccioisnotfresh.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/83909monkey_nerd.jpg

[coop]

i agree^

http://www.thewashingtonnote.com/archives/mccain.jpg http://www.futureofthebook.org/mitchellstephens/archives/GOD2.JPG

the resemblence of that ^ is uncanny

[David]

Unless clinton is the vp for obama i really don't see him having a chance....

[coop]

i think he has a good chance.....people in this world are too stupid too see past Rs and Ds.....a "D" will win because hes not a "R"

[Sileightyman]

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/06/03/clinton-not-prepared-to-admit-defeat-campaign-chairman-says/

WASHINGTON (CNN) — Hillary Clinton is "absolutely" not prepared to admit Barack Obama has beaten her in the race for the Democratic nomination for president, Clinton campaign chairman Terry McAuliffe told CNN Tuesday.

The comments came minutes after the Associated Press reported Clinton is preparing to concede the delegate race Tuesday night as the five-month Democratic primary process comes to a close.

McAuliffe called that report "100 percent" incorrect.

Obama "doesn't have the numbers today, and until someone has the numbers the race goes on," he also told CNN.

As of Monday night, Obama led Clinton among the delegates who formally nominate the party's candidate, with 2,076 to 1,917. A candidate needs 2,118 delegates to clinch the nomination. There are 31 delegates at stake in Montana and South Dakota, plus nearly 200 superdelegates who have yet to declare who they support.

Clinton is scheduled to speak on her home turf of New York tonight as polls close in the last two states of the Democratic nominating process.

UPDATE: The Clinton campaign just released the following statement:

"The AP story is incorrect. Senator Clinton will not concede the nomination this evening."

[David]

ya.. i was pretty much waiting for that when i heard the report on cnn today. The AP was guessing trying to make news and thats about it. I'm thinking her and bill have a few more tricks left. That family has been to powerful for too long to just go out like this. This will end in court before she just lets obama rail her from behind.

i'll probably be wrong but it just seems like there is still enough on the table for her to pull a quick one.

[coop]

its officially over tonight though.....he gets the needed numbers today

[David]

i think he has a good chance.....people in this world are too stupid too see past Rs and Ds.....a "D" will win because hes not a "R"

If it wasn't for how this fight with clinton has drawn out i'd agree with you... but what they are doing to one another to win this nomination IMO is going ot kill a chance for a D to win unless they team up... The longer they wait, i believe it only increases mccains chances. just my .02

[David]

can she still elect to run "I"?

[schovil69]

NO, there are no I's present. Only YES's.

[dave]

Let me just say that if Obama picks billary as a VP, I will not vote for Obama.

I believe a lot of people feel that way. So saying Obama needs hillary IMO is completely backwards.

[David]

I think many Hillary supporters will cross party lines just to **** the party for nominating obama.

http://www.americablog.com/2008/03/25-of-hillary-supporters-would-vote-for.html

i don't know how true this will be on election night as obviously people will cool off between now and November, but i think this long drawn out battle has separated the party.

If they won together the drama in the whitehouse would probably make for a good tv show.

[coop]

Let me just say that if Obama picks billary as a VP, I will not vote for Obama.

I believe a lot of people feel that way. So saying Obama needs hillary IMO is completely backwards.

i will not either.....although i would like to see who is on the I ticket before i make my decision

[Jasen]

Holy **** with the pool of vast intelligence in this country, this is all we can come up with?

We're screwed either way.... :rolleye:

[smoksho]

Cant say i like mccain, but sure as **** aint gonna vote for the ***** or the terroist. I really dont know if they even give me a choice in cali for a R. :joe:

[coop]

^ hhaa.....aweb #2

[dave]

he isnt serious is he?

[coop]

sadly, i think he is

[82355]

he isnt serious is he?

He is.

Martin