> Gladiator wrote:
> yes it is harder, but her being part of one of the most famous political families should know that she lost, her not accepting it has just made obama more angry, yesterday was his night, he gave one of the most influential and BEST speeches of our time, it was simply [firetrucking] amazing, and any one catch mccains??? there were 20 people in the room, who hollered and shouted stuff while he was talking, mccain had to stop and smirk every minute or two, to get some claps, and the audience didn't even do it on que, they did like 5 seconds after they figured out he had stopped talking, his points were HORRIBLE, absolutely pathetic, he couldn't read the teleprompter properly, and his speech was just simply garbage!
-1: Obama just won the primary. It wasn't exactly McCain's night to shine in the first place. 
-2: The quality of speeches is really subjective, so let's not even get into that. You and I look at "quality" by different lenses, so trying to argue this point would be a clash of civilizations.
> while obama's rally was well run, 18,000 people in the arena, 15,000 people outside the arena, WHEN is the last time you've seen such a gathering for a political figure, who is not even in his general election yet, it's primaries lol
-Fair enough, it's a pretty big group. But, to be frank, numbers of supporters aren't all that matters in an election.
> anyways back to the clinton topic, if clinton had dropped out last night, and said "i loose, obama wins, we both tried, we're both great candidates, let's unite the party and get the repubs out of the white house" i would have praised her, and she would've earned her way onto the VP seat, obama would be pressured then, he's already been pressure A LOT, since a week ago, that's been going on, by her staying in the race, she ruined it for her, and she took A LOT more away from obama's win, it was like she spat on it, it was a sort of slap to his face, cuz instead of now people talking about obama's victory they started talking about clinton, which takes A LOT away from obama and the democrats
i think obama will ignore her from now on, cuz she really pissed just about every obama supported, democrat, and superdelegate whether a clinton supporter or obama, all the superdelegates must be sitting there saying that clinton has just gone too far,
-Doesn't matter. She still has supporters. As long as she has a significant amount of loyalists, she can screw him up regardless. Pretending a bully isn't there doesn't do Obama a damn bit of good, regardless of what everyone's elementary school teachers said.
By the way, I hate this quoting system in the IC forums.
