HIllary sounds delusional with her win in Kentucky. Obama needs to declare himself

[Pisces]

the true winner and shut this down. I am sick of her, and her lies. She is dividing the people intentionally. I do not know how she continues to look in the mirror. She no longer deserves anyone's respect for more time. Crush her is my advice. Knock the wind out of her period. She has earned our demand to take her out!!

[kypp]

1. Totally agree!!!

[eleny]

2. This is getting boring - So, sound is going off

[backscatter712]

10. Me too.

I'm tired of hearing her screech.

[Genevieve]

3. Absolutely. nt

[cliffordu]

4. Must be 250 people in the celebration venue...

[tridim]

5. She really does believe she's winning this thing

Her level of delusion is frightening.

[WA98296]

41. Yes, totally bizarre.

[rocktivity]

6. If he gets 29% of KY, he can declare that he's clinched the delegate lead

It's embarassing listening to her rewrite the rules so that she can win. Democrats do not nominate by popular vote alone.

:headbang:
rocknation

[Doityourself]

7. She is beyond delusional! She's more twisted than a pretzel on steroids

[MattP]

8. Horrible

She is crazy, and she is going to try to drag the whole party down with her.

[Yael]

9. She hasn't finished milking the middle class to pay off Penn and her loan yet.

[Johnny__Motown]

11. I disagree, he should continue to wait before declaring victoy... He can claim that he reached a

goal that he had set out for himself, to win the majority of the elected/pledged delegates. He can then say he needs to continue forward to win the nomination.

[Joe the Revelator]

15. He's won the nomination, it'd be a joke to continue to be held hostage by Hillary

Fuck
that

[Johnny__Motown]

27. Not an official win yet... it is just asking for trouble to declare this to early.

[Fredda Weinberg]

12. He can declare himself all he wants ... this is HRC's night n/t

[Doityourself]

17. How so?

[Somawas]

21. He could. But to do so would be unwise.

He should not be ungracious to her in victory. We need every Hillary voter we can get to beat McSame. And I hope she is ready to work for that, too.

[Johnny__Motown]

30. I am with you there...

[Liberal Veteran]

29. So, we'll just pretend Oregon isn't happening tonight?

[MonkeyFunk]

31. He's not gonna win by 34 points!

[Liberal Veteran]

35. Oh, sweetie....he doesn't NEED to.

There's this here thing called "math" where we put numbers together and get something called a "sum".

Right now there is no possible way for Hillary to catch up.

[MonkeyFunk]

38. For all this talk of math

you guys sure seem unclear on what consitutes 50%+1 of the delegates.

[earthside]

34. It's Obama's night.

Kentucky may indeed provide all the delegates he needs to win the majority of elected delegates.

It is Obama;s night -- he did all he needed to do in Kentucky.

And later on Oregon will be frosting on Obama's big night.

Hillary is looking like a kind of odd, Harold Stassen-type tragic-comic politician.

[spanone]

13. i hope the networks stop covering this charade....it helps no one, well maybe the republicans

[TexasObserver]

14. "I just got off the phone with Ted Kennedy, who called to congratulate us for winning ...."

How I'd like to hear Obama lead off.

[Arugula Latte]

16. I'm past the point of tolerating the sight of her now ... She just makes me want to hurl...

things at the TV. x(

[blitzen]

18. She keeps telling the big lie about leading the popular vote

and she's taking every opportunity to bash Obaman without mentioning him by name. Quite disgusting show of sore loserhood.

[speedoo]

19. Yup. I listened for a while.

Wanted to see if she'd say some good things re. Ted Kennedy, which she did.

Then she continued her delusional rant. Enough.

I won't be listening to her again, unless and until I know she's fully supporting Obama.

I'm not holding my breath.

[Lady-Damai]

20. HIllary is delusional. n/t

[earthside]

22. Increasingly Hillary is a tragic ....

.... pathetic political figure.

Indeed, very little is more pitiful than someone who has lost but keeps deluding herself that she has won.

And, Clinton(s) appeal to sexism is especially lamentable -- I'm glad that presumptive nominee Barack Obama has not made his campaign all about being an African-American.

Tragic ... tragic ... old Hillary Clinton(s).

[goldcanyonaz]

23. We will put you in the *non unity* catagory. ONTO DENVER!!

[jenmito]

32. You'll be there supporting Obama-the nominee!

Thanks for your support!

[book_worm]

24. I agree, the hell with Hillary's feelings--does she care about Obama's?

and the division she is causing? He should declare him the winner. This is it for Hillary. He will win Oregon, SD, and Montana and I think he can win Puerto Rico, too.

[Pisces]

25. I am gritting my teeth just listening to her. I just can't take it another minute.

[MonkeyFunk]

26. LOL!

Declare himself the winner?

Yeah, that'd work. :eyes:

[monmouth]

28. He has 31% as of 8:36 p.m.

[AZBlue]

33. He needs to declare and she needs to commit!

...to a "rest facility."

[Lerrad]

36. I'm watching American idle...

... I can't even stand the sound of her voice any more.

[Stagecoach]

37. I wouldn't declare victory

I would just let the numbers do the talking. The numbers are in Obama's favor.

[DemGa]

39. Too bad - Hillary has every right to run

I'm sure that when (IF) Obama can declare himself the winner, he will.

[Duke Newcombe]

40. Wait until the last primary...

The day after, you will see an en masse declaration by the majority of undeclared superdelegates for Obama. This will drive a stake into the heart of the Clinton campaign with the quickness, yet provide people with this sweet fiction that "all votes were counted".



Duke

[Growler]

42. Hillary IS delusional

That's why she sounds delusional -- she IS!

[anonymous171]

43. Agreed. He needs to push her out with SDs. She's trying to kneecap him.

[K Gardner]

44. It is TIME for her to GO.