Obama wins the purple State of Wisconsin with a broad coalition of voters. Is it over for Hillary?

Obama wins the purple State of Wisconsin with a broad coalition of voters. Is it over for Asked by Curious2135 46 months ago Similar questions: Obama wins purple State Wisconsin broad coalition voters llary Politics & Law > Politics.

Similar questions: Obama wins purple State Wisconsin broad coalition voters llary.

Not by a long shot... Obama is having the greatest success as of 2/20/08, but Obama has much less media experience and the potential for serious error is much greater. In short, Clinton will not make a mistake - Obama might. That Clinton is at all in any sort of fight is quite a surprise, looking back six months when she was the heir-apparent....The mere thought that she wasn't the default candidate was enough to seriously rock the candidacy.

Her main bonus right now is the Dem's proportional representation delegate assignment, where a 52-48 vote loser gets almost half the delegates. If they handled it like the Rep's, this would be over now...So how does Clinton stay in the race? First, she plays her delegate totals - the count is an essential tie with Obama.

That would give her momentum and legitimacy, where currently she has neither. She needs to downplay that the nomination might hinge on superdelegates, which is fascinating to me. And, truthfully, she needs to get real with herself.

She's a master script-writer, so she needs to write a script where, frankly, she goes off script, and appears to speak straight from her usually-hidden heart, for the first time in her life. The style-v-style battle has been lost with Obama. She must go with substance.

She's older, much more savvy, and just as capable as holding the attention of a nation. But she has to appear to drop the veil. Sources: My opinion .

Nope not over yet! She will stay and FIGHT as much as she can! Originally I thought (and I posted a question about that) if she loses either Texas or Ohio she will drop out of the race, but now that I think more I guess that would not be the case even if she loses BOTH of them!

You might expect concession but that is not what we see, instead we see her adding to her dirty tricks! As one of our Askvillers said she even might try her best to stop Obama from winning the general election if Obama gets the nomination, in order that she can run in 2012! In fact some people say the reason that Bill and llary did not help Kerry in 2004 as much as they could was that they wanted Bush to win so that llary has a chance this time around!

That might seem too pessimistic but it sure is an option and I cannot reject it right away! She has shown that she has no interest in leaving and will stay, however I think at the end Obama will get elected anyway... Sources: my biased thought! Paradise.

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2 Swing State. Not red, not blue = purple! Yes, We Can!

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3 Watch out for the llary comeback in Texas and Ohio! Go As a lifetime Democrat, I will in no way vote for Obama - Mr. Oprah. Remember, it ain't over 'till its over.

Watch out for the llary comeback in Texas and Ohio! Go As a lifetime Democrat, I will in no way vote for Obama - Mr. Oprah. Remember, it ain't over 'till its over.

Whether she wins or loses, what will s legacy be for US politics.

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