A Hillary Win, Good for the Republican Party


	A Hillary Win, Good for the Republican Party

boniface

4-24-2008 7:45 AM

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4-24-2008 7:57 AM

dmegivern

Why don't Hillary supporters take a clue that she is the one the Republicans believe they can beat? The GOP knows how she is the answer to their need for unification.

4-24-2008 12:09 PM

willhelm

Why don't Hillary supporters take a clue that she is the one the Republicans believe they can beat?

I don't know how you think you know so much about Republicans but the fact is they want to face Obama. Obama will win the nomination. This is one reason some that support Operation Chaos believe the plan may "BACKFIRE" and give Clinton an opening to win the nomination. "Backfire" means they DO NOT want HRC to win. They just want the Primary to drag out, especially because it appears that Obama has the inside track to win the nomination. Your blinders must be lead-coated.

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