Wana bet Seattle Best Coffee that Hillary,Obama are going to be deadlocked at the the convention?

Question

The "knives" are getting sharpened, look for the greatest scrap since Ali and "smoking" Joe Frazier 1. Pssssss. Wanna buy a ticket? Like Michael Jackson's song "I'll Be There", where will you be?

Answer 1

Assuming I understand you right and you're asking if the convention could be decided by the 'superdelegates' it's a definite possibility.

Answer 2

I think I will stick with Folgers coffee, but do not think there will be a deadlock,  for one thing,  when some one gets in the way of what the Clinton's want,  things turn out bad for that person.  Clinton's do not care who has to literally go down, to get what they want or protect them self.  I am not voting for Hillary or Obama. Why do you think Obama obtained government bodyguards from day one, when he announced he would be running for President,  he knows it is not the US citizens he has to worry about.

Answer 3

They won't be "dead locked". No candidate is going to achieve a majority of delegates needed for the party's nomination. And that is going to be true for both major parties. I couldn't be happier about that because I am a non-partisan voter who once belonged to both parties and am getting tired of these national beauty pageants masquerading as events with some significance when it comes to the pressing issues of the day. In 2000 a lot of American voters found out that the Electoral College wasn't just the one with no football team or marching band. This year they are going to find out that "super delegates" are not the supporters of Clark Kent. The conventions are going to be a ball! I'll be watching to see which TV network leads with a graphic entitled "Fifties Redux"". LOL!