Do you think the DNC and the Super Delegates are giving serious thought to Hillary now?

Question

Obama does not have the necessary delegate count without the supers. Considering the latest news & the fact that Hillary's name will also be put in for the nomination, p***s or not, the Dems better try to correct their error pronto, before it's too late.

http://news.aol.com/elections/article/mccain-takes-lead-over-obama/141577

Answer 1

No, here is my guess. We will find out Saturday. I think Obama picked Hillary as VP. I think Biden as Secretary of State because he looks genuinely happy when he was saying "I am not the man" yesterday when asked if he was the VP. Later he kind of joked about it so no one new if he was kidding but he wasn't going to give it away. I think he looked to happy to not be the VP & the only thing I think he would be happy about is Obama winning thanks to Hillary & him getting a good position.

Answer 2

Nope, they aren't going to overturn the will of the people, especially considering Obama is still significantly ahead in electoral count versus McCain  (228 to 163).

Answer 3

No? who wants hillary for president?

Its not that she doesnt have a p***s, its that shes a generally terrible presidential candidate

Id love a woman president, just not her

Answer 4

You cannot not give serious thought to Hillary in anything.  However, I get e-mails from Hillary and Bill both (separate) and they are telling me to back Barack.  So go figure??????

Answer 5

I'm thinking the super delegates will be changing to Hillary this week and next, up till the convention. The true question is will she get enough of them?

Answer 6

The Superdelegates will not vote for Hillary. Howard Dean pressured them to back one candidate and its Obama. Whether he wins or not, time will tell, however, I can assure you that everybody falls in line at the Democratic Convention.  

Answer 7

They wouldn't have the courage to do it  Additionally it would be political suicide for the party.  They would alienate so many supporters that they would stand less of a chance in November than they currently do with Obama!