Hillary's campaign is over...?

Question

I predict Hillary's campaign will collapse within the next two weeks. She had to put in $5 million of her own money into her campaign in January... and was still over $10 million shy from nearing Obama... As we saw with Romney, when you begin to put in your own money it's over... Plus, today they announced that campaign staffers are beginning to work without pay... Again, we saw this with Giuliani's campaign and we all know where that went...

Obama is going to win the Washington, Louisiana, and Nebraska elections this weekend because they are all caucuses where he does extremely well... that will make her chances of winning in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. on Tuesday very slim... considering that all three have heavy Black populations (Virginia 20%, Maryland 30%, D.C. 60%)...

Is she done? Is there a way for her to escape this seemingly unstopabble pitfall?

Answer 1

I'm with you on this.  I don't see a way for Hilary to succeed.

If she actually (however fantastically) won the presidency, I fear rioting and ruin...scary.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

maybe she can still continue with little or no money ....

time shall tell I guess...

But then I guess I don't really care which fool represents the democrats....

Answer 4

I think you are right!

Answer 5

shes not done dude

Answer 6

Hope you're right and it's over for her.

No need for another Clinton clan affair at the WH.

Answer 7

Putting your own money where your mouth is shows guts.  But I think you're correct, the lack of support of the candidate usually shows in the fundraising...

Obama is hot right now...  He's got a positive message, and he's pushing for 'change you can believe in'.

Do we really want Bush/Clinton/Bush/Clinton?  I don't.

I'm not a supporter of Clinton or Obama.

Answer 8

Never underestimate the power of a Clinton...in search of power.

Answer 9

The terror of this outcome would be that Obama is just a R in D clothing.  I know alot of AA ppl and most of them said they weren't voting for him b/c he plays the black card 2 much in his campaigns (btw I've lived in SC and GA for 26 years).  But even so, I would've rather seen John Edwards have a better shot in the running.

Answer 10

it wont be over literally, but it looks like its all downhill from here

i hope its going to end though.

Answer 11

i like how you suported your question with facts..

it inspires me to say that  Obama might win.

The first Black president!

Answer 12

shes in the can.

Answer 13

We'll I wont vote for a guy that begins an answer with Ah! All the time.

And I don't trust Hillery.  Rather have bill divorced for president!

I think I might vote republican this year even though I don't want to.

Answer 14

i hope your right dude.

Answer 15

HA!  Ever heard of FOB?  The Clinton's don't have any of their own money, except for what Bill has earned in speaking engagements recently.

Answer 16

Do you have a source for your comments?

Answer 17

You'll know when they find Obama in Fort Marcy Park with a hole in his head and no bullet.  Just think 90s all over again.  (Just when our pants were starting to fit again.)

Answer 18

I think your prediction is wrong, unlike those others, everyone already knows who Hillary is and she doesn't need to spend a ton to promote herself.  I think she has a way better shot of winning than Osama bin Bama!

Answer 19

I'm sure McCain would loan her some money, since he thinks so highly of her.

Answer 20

Never count the Clinton's out they have a way of coming back when you least expect them to.  It's a da--- shame that our elections are determined by who can raise the most money, we still have the best politicians money can buy.

Answer 21

Whats your beef with Hillary. I will never lend my vote to Obama, I'm for Hillary.

Sure he may win by blacks but Hillary brings in the actual race groups and different cultural votes while Obama brings in blacks, independents, and young idiot voters. You forget he is black and he has a high chance of assination compared t Hillary.

Answer 22

You may be right... but as they say it ain't over till it's over.

Answer 23

hillary all the way shes gonna win

Answer 24

its kinda obvious obama has got it in the bag, hillary is vieing for the female vote - but most women are asking where is her pride/standards are: the man lied about an affair- and then tried to cover it up!!

I am from the uk and its obvious obama has won.

Answer 25

We can only hope so! If she looses this she will dig up something alleging it was fixed and there was cheating. If people understood that inspire of her continues statements that she is for the working person she voted for the bankruptcy bill that has ruined thousands of lower income employees but protected the high wage earners and companies. She claims to have passed a bill giving the military better health benefits; we have not seen them and the news investigators determined she over exaggerated her claims, She has been trying for 15 years to get her health plan passed but can not Democrats or the Republicans to support it. Where have all her "great ideas and opportunities for America" been in the 7+ years she has been a Senator?  People need to think about the good of the country and not the novelty of the first lady president; that time will come but it can not be Hillary Clinton!

Answer 26

Hillary ALL the way. I hope she's not done, Ithink it's great that she's running, I think she has more credibility than Osama, and she stuck with Bill after he cheated and that's harder than leaving. Also, it's about time for a woman. I don't care what Oprah says

Answer 27

Someone asked for a source?

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/02/0...

Yahoo is not letting me post it but go to CBS NEWS online

Answer 28

If Hillary's done, the Repubs will the general election. Everyone has been "nice" to Obama so far. They don't want to be labeled racist. He'll crumble when the gloves come off.

Answer 29

i think she is gonna b