Big winner tonight -- John McCain

[Frank Booth]

Congratulations to Hillary supporters on her win. She's quite the fighter.

Still, she's losing. Meanwhile, Obama can't put her away. And looking at the rest of the primaries, we can expect more of the same over the next couple months. It's pretty apparent that this will be going to the convention.

Meanwhile, both candidates will be spending more than they should, both will be attacking each other more than they should, and both will have their attention distracted from the real target, John McCain.

The media will love the fighting and the negative ads. Both candidates will slip up and say stupid things, and both will have media-driven insipid mini-controversies.

McCain will just sit back and watch the Dem candidates destroy each other, with a happy assist from the media.

Sadly, I think we're looking at another four years of a Republican president.

[ingac70]

1. Hillary is McCain's stalking horse. n/t

[Justitia]

2. Yup, another shining example of Clintonian Triangulation.

[still_one]

3. It better not. After the primaries, whoever is losing better drop out

for the good of the country and the party

[Frank Booth]

6. It could be too late by then. Both Dem candidates' negatives keep going up, McCain's aren't.

I don't blame Hillary for the fact that she stayed in the race. She showed tonight (and in California, Ohio, etc.) that she's a viable candidate.

I do blame her from dragging this race into the gutter though, since it doesn't help her and only helps McCain.

[rwheeler31]

4. yup

[MADem]

5. R.....O.....F........L......

[Frank Booth]

8. I'm not sick. Thank you, though.

[MADem]

10. Oh, the very ill are often the last to realize their affliction!

:rofl:

[Frank Booth]

11. No, honestly, I'm not.

I don't think that's very nice that you seem to find such joy in the very ill, however.

[MADem]

12. Please.

[Frank Booth]

14. Those balloons are cool. I wonder who that guy is they painted on there.

[Thepricebreaker]

7. B I G ... T I M E.....

Republicans are laughing at us... they want this fight to continue and want people on our side to hate one another... If Hillary takes this to Denver? WE ARE FUCKED.

[BeyondGeography]

9. No doubt about it

McCain gets another month or two off. Yay, Democrats. :thumbsup:

[AllentownJake]

13. I can say this

I might get tombstoned for it but I don't know if she somehow pulls off the nomination on how I can vote for her.
I promise to vote for every democratic candidate but I will either leave it blank or vote for my Dead Father. I'm sorry you can be mad at me but the soul of this party means more to me than 4 years.

[Frank Booth]

15. I know what you mean. I know that politically she's still better than McCain,

though she seems to be getting closer to him every day (I thought Dems were supposed to run to the left in the primary and then back to the middle in the GE??). But it will be hard to vote for a person who so transparently cares more about herself than Democratic ideals.

If she somehow manages to pull this out, she's going to have to choose Obama as her running mate. I think a lot of Obama supporters just won't bother voting otherwise.

[AllentownJake]

16. Even if

She does that. Even if Barack Obama calls me personally on the phone. My father gets my vote.