Hillary has to win her Florida non-primary by double-digits or it's a failure

[Unsane]

She's playing a dangerous game. It's sort of a lose-lose for her. Nobody thinks Obama is going to win there anyway, so if he at least makes it close, that becomes a story.

[Levgreee]

1. I'm almost sure she will

[Maven]

2. Predictable

:eyes:

[aquart]

3. Not to worry. God is on Obama's side.

He's the heir to JFK and Oprah likes him.

[Clintonite]

8. Yeah, he was on Bush's side too. Nice post though. Now I might vote for change too!

[tandem5]

4. oh pfffttt nt

[jefferson_dem]

5. Given her underhanded tactics, she better win by 20 at least.

n/t

[Clintonite]

11. Then why didn't her so called "under-handed" tactics work in S.C.?!?

Do you think before posting? Do you really believe your post? Just curious.

[Onlooker]

6. Actually, why does she have to win by that?

Neither side really campaigned. Sure, Hillary shook some hands after a fundraiser and a union sent out some flyers, and Obama ran some national ads that appeared on Florida tv, but overall everyone honored the agreement. I'm for Obama and think he will win nationally, but I think the lies by the Obama and Clinton supporters are ridiculous. Why can't we be honest and still be for our candidate?

[Clintonite]

7. Very nice spin.

[in_cog_ni_to]

9. Why by double digits? Now it's not good enough to just win? WTF? Why is the bar raised for Hillary

only?

[2rth2pwr]

10. Sounds like you will declare success for her when she does win by double digits

That's great. I'll be looking for it.

[StevieM]

12. Hillary will win by double digits, which is especially impressive since Obama

ran advertisements nationally, which aired in Florida. Hillary had no such advantage. And she's still killing him.

I don't care if Obama had the DNC's permission--they weren't the ones he placed at an unfair disadvantage.

Obama cheated and he still couldn't win.

Steve