I hope Hillary wins NH tomorrow.

[jillan]

Not because I am for her, but because if Obama wins - it's over.
And this election is too important for it to be over already.

[gateley]

1. Is that true? That it'll be over if she doesn't win? I was reading about Bill

somewhere and he didn't seem to do well in a few of the first states. He even skipped Iowa. :shrug:

[jillan]

5. I just have this feeling that if Obama wins tomorrow - and wins big -

that he will be unstoppable.

I don't have a favorite between Obama and Hillary. There are things I like alot about both...and things that bother me alot as well.

Truth is, for me there is one only one candidate :(

[1corona4u]

2. Yep, I'm with ya....

I just think it's unacceptable the way people are treating her right now as well. Let's all pretend for a minute that she WAS the First Lady, for 8 fricken years. That deserves some modicum of respect, if nothing else.

I'm really ashamed of the vultures out there in GDP.

But my gut tells me Obama will win, and nothing will stop him. I hope I'm wrong, but I think it's over tomorrow.

[frogcycle]

3. yeah

the heck with DU - nobody in the real world is aware f it - but there are papers in NH knocking her around - I saw a headline saying something about "so yesterday" or something.

It is a frigging feeding frenzy. The barbie and ken dolls in the media have absolutely no fucking idea what this election is about - they think it is American Idol.

I did see a decent interview of Edwards a minute ago - some CNN pretty face actually did a decent job


But I agree, it is inexcusable they way thry are piling on Hilary. Hell, I don't care for her a whit, but i would be civil to her if i met her, and would never criticize her looks or age. Who are these people and what barnyard were they raised in?

[jillan]

4. I found this to be a little disturbing

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/01/rival-reacts-to.html