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The Democratic presidential contest is now between an unstoppable force and an
immovable object.
Hillary Clinton is retrenching behind what her advisers call “a demographic
brick wall” in Ohio and Texas – believing that Barack Obama’s recent
momentum will be brought to an abrupt halt next month by the blue-collar and
Latino voters who have largely backed her elsewhere¹.
Mr Obama still surges forward, putting his faith in the “fierce urgency of
now” helping him to vault over the next big round of elections on March 4,
when 444 delegates are at stake, in the same way that he has already defied
the laws of political campaigning.
Something, or someone, has to give. And eyes are turning to the party
leadership of 796 “super-delegates” to be a referee that stops this fight
before it reaches the presidential nomination convention in August. [Something must give — or will the fight be stopped?]
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Or the Clinton ensure that Obama has an "accident".
ReplyDeleteClick Columbo
ReplyDeleteI just did Rodger. As usual we think alike ;-)
ReplyDeleteNaw, Bill has the "accident" and Hill wins the widow sympathy vote. Kills two birds with one stone, so to speak. DD
ReplyDeleteRioting in the streets. You know, sorta' the way it is after the NBA Finals.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to Piggly Wiggly for more popcorn. Anyone need anything?
Wonder'f Columbo ever had that ole raincoat cleaned and burned?
ReplyDeleteThere was a rumor that his raincoat has been placed in the Smithsonian, but Falk says it's still in his upstairs closet.
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