Live Vote: Should Clinton drop out?

[yasmina]

What do YOU think, DISers??

Add your opinions!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23847781

And let's do our own.

 

[KyraS]

My opinion is that all 3 of them should drop out, Kerry should come back and we should get NEW candidates and start over!

 

[Keggy]

My opinion is that all 3 of them should drop out, Kerry should come back and we should get NEW candidates and start over!

I am all for new candidates!

 

[Papa Deuce]

Should she? No.

Would I like her to? Yes.

 

[chris1gill]

Should she? No.

Would I like her to? Yes.

Exactly...

 

[DawnCt1]

No way! Not with Operation Chaos in full swing. Clinton Inc will do what is necessary to keep Hill in the game. You go girl!!!

 

[Honu]

Because we at a place where Hillary cannot win the nomination without the Super Delegates stepping in and vetoing the will of the people/pledged delegates, I'm not seeing the point in her staying in.

 

[wardfamily1]

No way! Not with Operation Chaos in full swing. Clinton Inc will do what is necessary to keep Hill in the game. You go girl!!!

Exactly!

 

[kribit]

God no. I agree with one of the previous posters though, I wish Kerry would come back. Heck, I'd even take Gore.

 

[bicker]

I think Obama should drop out.

 

[Barbossa]

I was a fan of Kerry until he bent over and took it up the wazoo from those Swift Boat neanderthals. As for Hillary and Obama, the race hasn't yet determined a clear winner. I'm not worried one iota about the current Democratic sniping. The voters in this country have a pretty short memory, they'll forget the primaries soon after the conventions are over.

Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing Obama whoop McCain's behind in the debates!

 

[suzimar57]

no - not yet.

 

[NewJersey]

After NC/IN or if she wins PA by less than 10 points.

 

[DawnCt1]

Because we at a place where Hillary cannot win the nomination without the Super Delegates stepping in and vetoing the will of the people/pledged delegates, I'm not seeing the point in her staying in.

But there is no "rule" that says that any delegate has to vote the "will of the people, super or not....according to Hill.

 

[DawnCt1]

I was a fan of Kerry until he bent over and took it up the wazoo from those Swift Boat neanderthals. As for Hillary and Obama, the race hasn't yet determined a clear winner. I'm not worried one iota about the current Democratic sniping. The voters in this country have a pretty short memory, they'll forget the primaries soon after the conventions are over.

Personally, I'm looking forward to seeing Obama whoop McCain's behind in the debates!

The Swift Boaters were rightfully heard. Perhaps you should have read their book, "Unfit for Command".
Good Book!

 

[Barbossa]

The Swift Boaters were rightfully heard. Perhaps you should have read their book, "Unfit for Command".
Good Book!

Somehow I don't think I'd agree!

 

[Cinderellafifi]

I agree with a previous post: not yet.

 

[Honu]

But there is no "rule" that says that any delegate has to vote the "will of the people, super or not....according to Hill.

Yes, but when the leaders in the party tell us that the SD's will not veto vote and a Clinton Super Delegate announces she will flip and vote for the candidate that has the most delegates (which we already know will be Obama)....I'm not seeing the point.

 

[DisneyJosh]

Yes, I think she should drop out. I can understand how the Conservatives would want her to stay in for "Operation Chaos." I think that says a lot about what she's doing to the Democratic party and the nation's view of Democrats as a whole.

BTW, as of now in the poll on MSNBC, 57% of people believe she should drop out.

 

[JARNJ3]

A timely article

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/the-trail/2008/03/28/for_clinton_and_supporters_not_1.html