As unlikely as it seems that she would become President (much less the candidate by the looks of things), I believe that would piss off a lot of people that she would become the next President (not the fact that she's a woman or any bs like that, but for her own actions. Sniper fire anyone?).
muy_thaiguy wrote:As unlikely as it seems that she would become President (much less the candidate by the looks of things), I believe that would piss off a lot of people that she would become the next President (not the fact that she's a woman or any bs like that, but for her own actions. Sniper fire anyone?).
Word. The main reason why I think she should step down and let someone who is liked more take the candidacy.
"Some motherfuckers are always trying to ice skate uphill."
Duane: You know what they say about love and war. Tim: Yes, one involves a lot of physical and psychological pain, and the other one's war.
muy_thaiguy wrote:As unlikely as it seems that she would become President (much less the candidate by the looks of things), I believe that would piss off a lot of people that she would become the next President (not the fact that she's a woman or any bs like that, but for her own actions. Sniper fire anyone?).
Word. The main reason why I think she should step down and let someone who is liked more take the candidacy.
It's honestly really obnoxious of people to tell her to step down. Now, I prefer Obama, but really now. Hillary is losing by like 100 delegates, and only a few thousand votes. How can you tell her to step down? She's not Ron Paul or Mike Gravel -- she's a legitimate candidate, with a strong backing.
Unfortunately, I don't see any solution but for this to go on to the convention. I just wish I could get rid of the feeling that she's gonna take the whole party down with her...
Gotta be a good thing. The worlds taking its time, but slowly all the old bigotries and lies are falling away. There is not one single, decent, RATIONAL reason why a woman shouldnt be President. Whether Hilary will be any good, who knows? But some one has to break the mould.
Personally, I reckon she will be a class act. If only you guys didnt have a system whereby your Presidents cant enact any legislation, she would accomplish great things I'm sure.
muy_thaiguy wrote:As unlikely as it seems that she would become President (much less the candidate by the looks of things), I believe that would piss off a lot of people that she would become the next President (not the fact that she's a woman or any bs like that, but for her own actions. Sniper fire anyone?).
Word. The main reason why I think she should step down and let someone who is liked more take the candidacy.
It's honestly really obnoxious of people to tell her to step down. Now, I prefer Obama, but really now. Hillary is losing by like 100 delegates, and only a few thousand votes. How can you tell her to step down? She's not Ron Paul or Mike Gravel -- she's a legitimate candidate, with a strong backing.
Unfortunately, I don't see any solution but for this to go on to the convention. I just wish I could get rid of the feeling that she's gonna take the whole party down with her...
The reason why I want her to step down is what you just said. She's less popular than Obama, and if she keeps this up any longer the whole party will suffer. I don't really dislike Hilary, in fact I agree with her more than with Obama, but she is very strongly disliked by a lot of republicans and even democrats.
What the US needs now is a democratic president who can make a bridge between both sides. I think Obama is better suited for than than Hillary.
"Some motherfuckers are always trying to ice skate uphill."
Duane: You know what they say about love and war. Tim: Yes, one involves a lot of physical and psychological pain, and the other one's war.
greenoaks wrote:who cares if she is disliked by republicans, they wouldn't have voted for her anyway.
True. But can she sway voters to her side? I mean, if we're going to assume republicans vote republican and democrats vote democrat then there'd be no need for an election as McCain would win it.
"Some motherfuckers are always trying to ice skate uphill."
Duane: You know what they say about love and war. Tim: Yes, one involves a lot of physical and psychological pain, and the other one's war.
No need to shout. No, I didnt, because not being in touch with the election, i thought "Shit, has something big happened" then realised you'd just posted what amounts to a prediction. I'm sure your right, Megs - but let me live my power-sex fantasies a few more days yet