BF2S Forums All hail Hitlery Clinton, our new president...

No!

Mitch wrote:

Damn.
Looks like Obama might losing his lead over the Hildabeast.

People aren't going to like the new issues arising from his wacked out racist pastor. If he could've just destroyed Hillary when he had a better chance, before she started winning states again.

Obama was supposed to destroy hillary, THEN start falling apart and lose to John Mccain.

Now if he falls apart and its Hillary vs. Mccain. I have a feeling we're gunna have to look at this for the next 4 years...

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lol  hey, she does kinda look like a man with a wig and red lipstick

McCain's chances of winning the final election are bigger if hillary beats obama

Jenspm wrote:

McCain's chances of winning the final election are bigger if hillary beats obama

I think Obama has Cleared up his name with the comments made by his former Pastor and spiritual advisor, he just retired conveniently IMO.

But I agree with Jenspm, America isn't going to vote for Hillary as Commander In Chief.

^^ You are right newbie Thats what the right is afraid of...

I liked the guy that sold tomato ketchup more than Islamoistian or the Human Cigar Receptical.  WTF has happened to the Democrapic Party?

Superslim wrote:

Mitch wrote:

Damn.
Looks like Obama might losing his lead over the Hildabeast.

People aren't going to like the new issues arising from his wacked out racist pastor. If he could've just destroyed Hillary when he had a better chance, before she started winning states again.

Obama was supposed to destroy hillary, THEN start falling apart and lose to John Mccain.

Now if he falls apart and its Hillary vs. Mccain. I have a feeling we're gunna have to look at this for the next 4 years...

http://msnbcmedia2.msn.com/j/msnbc/Comp … .widec.jpg

lol  hey, she does kinda look like a man with a wig and red lipstick

And the Hillary hating begins, don't worry about her policies...just go right below the belt

GunSlinger OIF II wrote:

SgtSlutter wrote:

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gunslinger will be watching hannity and colmes any minute now

Any questions?

Who are you kidding?  McCain has the advantage right now.  Obama will certainly put up a better fight than Hillary against McCain, but it's doubtful that Hillary will even get her party's nomination (or a running mate spot for that matter).

This is probably going to be a McCain/Romney ticket vs. a Obama/Richardson ticket, with a slim margin of victory regardless of who the victors are.

The red state/blue state divide will likely mimic what we saw in 2000 and 2004.  This all comes down to Florida and Ohio.

Lotta_Drool wrote:

Turquoise wrote:

Who are you kidding?  McCain has the advantage right now.  Obama will certainly put up a better fight than Hillary against McCain, but it's doubtful that Hillary will even get her party's nomination (or a running mate spot for that matter).

This is probably going to be a McCain/Romney ticket vs. a Obama/Richardson ticket, with a slim margin of victory regardless of who the victors are.

The red state/blue state divide will likely mimic what we saw in 2000 and 2004.  This all comes down to Florida and Ohio.

You are kidding yourself, Hillary won't lose because the Clintons are part of the Rich White entrenched crowd in D.C. and they are not afraid to break laws, make deals, play dirty, and threaten people.  Hillary has been waiting 16 years for this moment and won't hold nuttin' back to get the nomination.  This is her only shot, it is her destiny.

Um...  As powerful as the Clintons might be, why didn't they use this influence to get John Kerry elected back in 2004?

The Clinton family is no more powerful than the Bush family is.  The Bushes already have had 2 presidents and 2 governors to their name.  That's quite a bit more than the Clintons have at the moment.

You're right about one thing though.  If Hillary gets the nomination at this point, it will likely involve a lot of dirty deals with superdelegates.  You can be sure that the outrage that would result from this (among both parties and even independents) would likely guarantee a McCain victory.