Clinton to say Obama has enough delegates

[CBU Jeff]

That's what we all can hope for...if it happens may be another story. I have yet to decide on which on the soon to be two candidates I like more, in regards to their political beliefs, but regardless of whomever becomes our next president, we must wish for a better tomorrow....

Stable Economy (or at least better than what it is now)
Affordable Healthcare
Quality Education for our young people

[Honeykiss1974]

Clinton campaign says she not conceding to Obama

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080603/...n_mcauliffe_dc


Ok, which one is it. In or out lady.....

[CBU Jeff]

Ok, which one is it. In or out lady.....[/quote]



That's something we may never know lol...But seriously, I do question if this prolonged battle for the Democratic Nomination will in turn hurt the eventual candidate

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by CBU Jeff

OK, which one is it. In or out lady.....

That's something we may never know lol...But seriously, I do question if this prolonged battle for the Democratic Nomination will in turn hurt the eventual candidate[/quote]
I think a great deal of people have that same thought/question in mind.
While it is part of human nature to vent and protest when something you like or endorse fails, in this case the fight may have gone too deep and long for some people. Or not deep and long enough for some.

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by Honeykiss1974

Clinton campaign says she not conceding to Obama

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080603/...n_mcauliffe_dc


OK, which one is it. In or out lady.....

And from what I have read, both are correct.
While Sen. Clinton may not be conceding, she just may be stopping active campaigning. Which several others did
a few months ago as well.
We will find out tonight on some of this.
This may just be, for lack of any better term, some sort of spin and/or damage control effort.
As for the Super Delegates, look forward to next few days.

And AP/MSNBC just updated their links:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24944453/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24950215/
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24950502/

[jon1856]

Originally Posted by CBU Jeff

That's what we all can hope for...if it happens may be another story. I have yet to decide on which on the soon to be two candidates I like more, in regards to their political beliefs, but regardless of whomever becomes our next president, we must wish for a better tomorrow....

Stable Economy (or at least better than what it is now)
Affordable Healthcare
Quality Education for our young people

Brother, I agree with you on just about all counts.