> I bet if you asked Hillary whether she would have preferred to loose WV and
> maintain her Superdelegate lead she'd have picked the latter.
>
> Your thoughts?
>
> "DeserTBoB" rglobal.net> wrote in message
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>> You just have to love her...clobbering Obama like that in a contest
>> that his campaign said he'd lose by maybe 10 points....and that he's
>> losing now by almost 40.  You also have to take a good look at who's
>> feeding Keith Olbermann his marching orders and talking points...he is
>> positively INCENSED that Hillary is not cowing to Obama!  Must've been
>> all those black athletes he likes so much.  Russert, OTOH, is more
>> circumspect..."ANYTHING could happen, and it usually does!", words
>> that visibly tweaked Olbermann, who seems to want to project the Jeff
>> Immelt-down party line..."shill Obama so McCain can beat him."
>> Meanwhile Terry McAuliffe elicited a sheepish grin and a couple of
>> trademark "HAA!"s from Chrissy Matthews, because he wouldn't cave to
>> Matthew's "she's gonna lose this, right?" questions, instead painting
>> Matthews for what he is...yet another hack pundit.

>

>> Obuckwheat, for his part, seem to have a sudden case of camera shyness
>> tonight as he gets his clock cleaned in WV, and the KY polls are
>> looking like a repeat of the same thing while the OR polls show him
>> starting to lose steam.  Who has it right?  Pat Buchanan, of all
>> people!  "She can take California...Colorado...New
>> Mexico...Nevada...and if she can take those, she can beat McCain!"  As
>> Eleanor Clift learned long ago, if you get Buchanan on point and away
>> from all his ideological wackiness, he KNOWS the game and how it
>> works.

>

>> Meanwhile, Keith Olbermann needs to go look for another sportscasting
>> job.  He obviously isn't cut out for politics!  Maybe ESPN can put him
>> on the volleyball circuit.