Just for Fun: What happens if Clinton wins the Role Call?

Question

What would happen if Clinton won the role call vote in Denver and got the nomination?

Would there be a riot at CNN, MSNBC, NPR, and on the Streets?

Answer 1

McCain wins the election via a landslide victory. Who could trust the Democrats when they can't even make a decision.

Answer 2

I will laugh my @ss off watching Denver burn!

Answer 3

Never underestimate the Clinton's it would serve Barass Hussien what he deserves for his in your face treatment of Hillary. Karma is a scary thing. They should hold the roll call at 3:00 a.m.

Answer 4

Well, the reality is that they basically split the democratic vote. I think that for every Clinton supporter who is not accepting Obama, there would be just as many who would be outraged towards Clinton.

I think a key difference would be that Obama would probably be a bit more humble and publicly supportive of the party's decision, instead of this one-foot-in and one-foot-out (wink wink) type of thing that the Clintons are doing.

I am an Independent, but for people who suppported Hillary based on her policies and vision of the country (not just because you wanted to see a woman president) you're kidding yourself to stay home or to vote for McCain in protest.

Clinton and Obama are unquestionably more similar in policies, so you'll simply be cutting off your nose to spite your face it don't accept that fact that she didn't win.  

Answer 5

Keith Olberbathtubboyman would self ignite.

Chrissy Mathews would have a thrill, no wait, check that, a warm stream down his leg.

Answer 6

I'll get my boy Al Sharpton on it ASAP!

Answer 7

Please don't even suggest such a thing!

Answer 8

Howard Dean would IMMEDIATELY file a series of law suits against her. She would have violated election law, like Bush did in Y2K and '04. The people do not have a right to vote as they see fit- just like USSR.

Answer 9

I would be laughing for weeks.  I might even consider voting for her if she's shows she's got the cajones to pull something off like that (not really).

krazy:  If she convinces superdelegates to vote for her instead of Obama, what laws would she have broken?  A roll call vote to determine a party's nominee is not an election.  The brass of the Democratic party can choose whoever they want to nominate.  They don't care about their constituents as evidenced by the superdelegate system they have implemented that gives more power to already elected officials than the people who elect them.

Answer 10

  It would be a dream come true.  Not so much that Clinton would be party favorite, more that the continued chaos and disharmony in the democratic party would continue right to the wire !

The democrats should rid itself of the jackass as party icon and replace it with a jester.  The party itself is living proof that there are more donkeys @sses than there are donkeys !