Hello??? Ummmm....Hillary....YOU LOST! Did you miss that???

[Hepburn]

OMG...she is speaking like she WON in Iowa... WTF???

[Maat]

1. HeeHee (n/t).

[suston96]

21. Neither Edwards nor Clinton "lost"....

They won delegates.....and they will win more as the primaries go on.

The one winning the most delegates by the convention in Colorado will win the nomination. Get it?

[jgraz]

2. What else is she going to do?

It's not like she considered preparing a concession speech.

[JackBeck]

3. So did Bill Clinton in 1992.

[Exultant Democracy]

4. He didn't run in Iowa she did, come on.

[JackBeck]

25. You know who else didn't' run?

Uncommitted. Ask Carter.

[Hepburn]

6. Ummmmmmm....but did he ignore it like Hillary isdoing?

This is so odd....IMO, of course.

[Joe the Revelator]

18. Bill Clinton was not the National Front runner

and he didn't even campaign in Iowa. Give it a rest.

[JackBeck]

23. Media has changed over the last 15 years.

I loved "Uncommitted" as President, didn't you?

[Alexander]

5. So did Dean, when he made his infamous "scream".

I can't stand Hillary, but this is rather trivial, don't you think?

[Hepburn]

8. No.

[JVS]

12. No. He said that they were going to go to to "New Hampshire....(name all states here)" and and win.

[Aviation Pro]

7. Lost what?

A caucus? Sheesh, the entitlement of instant gratification of this country is simply amazing.

[Hepburn]

11. Read ALL of what was said....OK?

She is acting like she WON this....that is the point.

[Aviation Pro]

26. Because, she, and others....

...understand demographics (Obama and Edwards understand this too). There's a reason why New Hampshire balances out Iowa and I'm waiting before I declare my allegiance. Finally, hope is not a method.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

9. It's an excellent speech...

and I'm not that big a fan of Hillary. Keep the focus, press on, thank you for your hard work, how will we win, acknowledging all of the Dems who ran, nice swipe at Rs who have "seen the light".

What is she supposed to say? "I only came in third so I'm pulling the plug after one lousy state?"

[chascarrillo]

15. Heartily seconded.

Great, classy speech. Fired up, and ecstatic about the turnout.

[WorseBeforeBetter]

20. The bit about not recognizing this country...

under continued Republican rule was exceptional. And again, she's not anywhere near one of my top candidates.

[CyberPieHole]

10. This is surprising to you in what way?

:crazy:

[Hepburn]

14. Not really surprising once I stopped and thought about it.

[annabanana]

13. Tweety and Mrs. Greenspan both seem to think that Hillary

and Edwards should just bow out gracefully and go home.

[Hepburn]

17. Maybe Tweety should bow out??? LOL! n/t

[AlCzervik]

16. do you really think she or Edwards is going to act like they lost? NH is next week

and it could be a whole new ballgame.

[annie1]

19. tweety, is that you?

[rufus dog]

22. I thought she was much more humble

and her speech was more respectful than Edwards.

She congratulated Obama and said it was a great night for DEMS. Edwards focused on Edwards.

As for the rest of it she is in it to win, good luck to her, and for tonight I will say she showed much greater class than John.

[annie1]

27. she was great. i was waiting for her to say something obnoxious. happy. she was great.

[Cameron27]

30. I thought so too,

she gave a great speech.

[Catherine Vincent]

24. Geeze. Settle down.

Don't get your step-ins in a wad. LOL.

[dailykoff]

28. big time.

[Sparkly]

29. She congratulated both Obama and Edwards.

It was exactly the right speech to make. :shrug:

(Have you followed politics long?)

[ronnykmarshall]

31. and again ANOTHER fine example of grace.

[dailykoff]

32. She said she was SO ready to get going.

Does that mean she finally will?