there are some supporters you can reason with, she is not one of them, at least not yet.
maybe after hillary drops out ya can try again, but for now, its best to just let her go about her business and deal with the reality how she sees fit.
I have said before I have no problem with people believing that Hillary will still win, or that she will fight it to the convention, as long as they don't expect the rest of the world to play along.
I understand those who still want to believe Hillary can win. When you've invested so much into a candidate, its hard sometimes to realize its over.
I think the source of frustration for me, is those who support Hillary saying they will support McCain or stay home on election day. I know its a minority, but still. The goal ought to be electing a Democrat in 2008..and after 8 years of Bush, I honestly think anyone who threatens to vote McCain or stays home hasn't learned a thing the past 8 years.
And he is blocking revotes in two crucial states.
Why are the Obama people so desperate to have Hillary pull out?
If they are so confident they can win on their own-
That bothers me.
Didn't you get the memo? Hillary is now winning the popular vote!! Email the SD's.
And how is Obama blocking (<- present tense) revotes in two crucial states?
Lost rate and rec for issuing a '1' to a trollish comment. The troll, not so much.
we voted. we had no, absolutely no, interest in a revote. yes, we get it. you want to blame florida for hillary's loss.
but it was not obama, it was not hillary, it was not the man on the moon, who is responsible for the fact that florida voters won't participate in this charade. we voted, it counted, we're done. we'll see everybody at the polls in september.
LEAVE US ALONE!
What does that have to do with some people who support Hillary threatening to vote McCain?
1. MI and FL are being seated. And no one had to waste time and money on revotes.
2. Again, what does the above have to do with some threatening to vote McCain?
