At what point should a candidate drop out?

[Donkey®]

Originally Posted by 7960

It's hate when it's aimed at someone on "your side", but it's OK when it's aimed at someone you dislike.

Hypocrite much?

Who on "the other side" do people hate on with no substantial evidence or real reason to do so? Bush? That's laughable. There is NO comparison between the blind hate Gore and Clinton get from "the other side." So your comment is pretty much invalid.

[7960]

See here's where you're wrong.

Originally Posted by Donkey®

.....with no substantial evidence or real reason to do so?

There IS substantial evidence and there IS a real reason to do so. You're just too blinded to see it.

[Donkey®]

Originally Posted by 7960

See here's where you're wrong.

There IS substantial evidence and there IS a real reason to do so. You're just too blinded to see it.

You should have more tangible things to call upon than "she embellished a trip" in order to hate someone. The hate shown her has gone on LONG before this incident as well.

[hsmith]

Originally Posted by Donkey®

You should have more tangible things to call upon than "she embellished a trip" in order to hate someone. The hate shown her has gone on LONG before this incident as well.

A lot of people hate her. It has been a well known fact for the last 16 years.

Get over it.

[Thorgrim]

Originally Posted by hsmith

A lot of people hate her. It has been a well known fact for the last 16 years.

Get over it.

It's funny to watch other people unable to control their emotions and think logically

(this isn't directed towards you because you haven't said you're a clinton hater...at least not that I can remember)

[7960]

Originally Posted by Donkey®

You should have more tangible things to call upon than "she embellished a trip" in order to hate someone. The hate shown her has gone on LONG before this incident as well.

I hated her politics long before she started running for president and there was and still is good reason. The bosnia lie is just more fuel for the fire.

[JaJae]

This recent quote by Hillary kinda tells the story..
My Way News - Obama Gets Boost; Clinton Urged to Quit

"Have you noticed the pattern?" Clinton wrote in an e-mail to supporters. "Every time our campaign demonstrates its strength and resilience, people start to suggest we should end our pursuit of the Democratic nomination. Those anxious to force us to the sidelines aren't doing it because they think we're going to lose the upcoming primaries. The fact is, they're reading the same polls we are, and they know we are in a position to win."

What polls is she reading? I'm having trouble finding the ones that put her in the position to win. I'm seriously perplexed as to how she thinks she's winning this.

[RockPusher]

Originally Posted by JaJae

Before I start this thread I want to make it perfectly clear that I personally don't think a candidate should drop out until they are ready to do so. I don't care who it is, Hillary, Paul or any other politician. I do, however, feel that the candidates should utilize the best judgment for themselves, their party and the nation when they are running for political office. That final judgment call should be made by the politician.

When the delegates are counted and a clear majority (NOT PLURALITY) is obtained, then you know who won the party vote.

As far is staying in the race 'hurting' the party... I find this concept very strange. But then again, I vote for the PERSON that is best, not the party who's come on line sounds best to me.

When you vote, you tell the party how to be. In the R. race, McStain is getting votes from people who disagree with him on almost every issue. In fact, Obama is more conservative than McStain, but R.s vote for him in volume because they are duped into this - vote for the party b.s. Why would you vote for a party that nominate a person who stands against the party?

Hillary and Obama-- Super Villainesse vs. the glad handing servant of industry.

On the R. Side... An internationalist elitist known to his captors as 'Song Bird' during his internment.

Jesus help us....... people are actually going to vote for these people!

[kombayn]

Hillary and Obama-- Super Villainesse vs. the glad handing servant of industry.

That made me chuckle out loud. Good nick-name. Yeah, all you can hope for is that Obama or McCain choose an extremely good cabinet. Otherwise, I do get at the possibility of going to either extreme-side of each party.