My solution to ending this thing.

[warrior1]

Barack and Hillary debate, one more time. Televise, no audience except the remaining undecided supers. They have to prove their reasons why they would make a better President. No mud slinging. Then these supers have vote. Then and there.

[babylonsister]

1. Don't you think 21 debates are enough? I do. nt

[gateley]

2. I'd love to see another debate --

and the idea of the Super D's being the only audience is intriguing. Would they get to determine the questions?

[hisownpetard]

3. I'm sure that, by now, the SD's know both candidates' policy positions backwards and forwards.

A debate would serve no purpose, at this point: they are holding onto their votes because they do not want to incur
the wrath of the Clintons by switching to Obama before Hillary's officially out of the race.

It's the Clinton fear factor that's keeping them from voting now. Oh, and the hope that something unforeseen could be discovered
in time to derail Obama's candidacy.

[kid a]

4. 15 months of a failed campaign, failed campaign economics, RW pandering, insider (Penn) cronyism, an

race baiting says more to the reality of her future than a few hours of botox/prozac smiles and canned rhetorical spin from the Goddess of Obliteration.

No Thanks!
Mind made up.
Hillary is not qualified or ready.

[JimGinPA]

5. The Problem With Your "Solution"...

Obama already has enough undeclared superdelegates committed to him to secure his nomination.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=5914195&mesg_id=5914195

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[CreekDog]

7. her post has been a recording "beep"

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