Obama '08?

eoe wrote:

I can't believe that you really thought he'd stay in it. Why? Just imagine being in his shoes and making such a poor showing at every single primary? Imagine sitting on a stage and being literally ignored while the other two candidates get all of the questions and eat up all of the time with their responses. Imagine having to remind commentators that you're even there.

He's only human, after all. I'm sure his feelings have been terribly hurt and his ego has taken quite the beating. Personally, I think it's high time for him to go home and be with his ailing wife.

I agree wholeheartledly..... even though you're not speaking to me. which is too bad because I have extra cookies in my lunchbox this morning..... I was going to see what you had to trade...

Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

eoe wrote:

I can't believe that you really thought he'd stay in it. Why? Just imagine being in his shoes and making such a poor showing at every single primary? Imagine sitting on a stage and being literally ignored while the other two candidates get all of the questions and eat up all of the time with their responses. Imagine having to remind commentators that you're even there.

He's only human, after all. I'm sure his feelings have been terribly hurt and his ego has taken quite the beating. Personally, I think it's high time for him to go home and be with his ailing wife.

I agree wholeheartledly..... even though you're not speaking to me. which is too bad because I have extra cookies in my lunchbox this morning..... I was going to see what you had to trade...

What kind of cookies?

Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

eoe wrote:

I can't believe that you really thought he'd stay in it. Why? Just imagine being in his shoes and making such a poor showing at every single primary? Imagine sitting on a stage and being literally ignored while the other two candidates get all of the questions and eat up all of the time with their responses. Imagine having to remind commentators that you're even there.

He's only human, after all. I'm sure his feelings have been terribly hurt and his ego has taken quite the beating. Personally, I think it's high time for him to go home and be with his ailing wife.

I agree wholeheartledly..... even though you're not speaking to me. which is too bad because I have extra cookies in my lunchbox this morning..... I was going to see what you had to trade...

What kind of cookies?

eoe wrote:

Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

eoe wrote:

I can't believe that you really thought he'd stay in it. Why? Just imagine being in his shoes and making such a poor showing at every single primary? Imagine sitting on a stage and being literally ignored while the other two candidates get all of the questions and eat up all of the time with their responses. Imagine having to remind commentators that you're even there.

He's only human, after all. I'm sure his feelings have been terribly hurt and his ego has taken quite the beating. Personally, I think it's high time for him to go home and be with his ailing wife.

I agree wholeheartledly..... even though you're not speaking to me. which is too bad because I have extra cookies in my lunchbox this morning..... I was going to see what you had to trade...

What kind of cookies?

I got two pudding cups by mistake. I'm looking for a coca-cola or perhaps a tangerine.

Cycloptichorn

Please read. It is much better to understand what the enemy is up to than to be unaware of it.
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NDBhZTJjOGU1MWFlOGM1Mjg2ZThiMjIzNzk5ZDgxODg=

PRINCETON, NJ -- Barack Obama has now cut the gap with Hillary Clinton to 6 percentage points among Democrats nationally in the Gallup Poll Daily tracking three-day average, and interviewing conducted Tuesday night shows the gap between the two candidates is within a few points. Obama's position has been strengthening on a day-by-day basis. As recently as Jan. 18-20, Clinton led Obama by 20 points. Today's Gallup Poll Daily tracking is based on interviews conducted Jan. 27-29, all after Obama's overwhelming victory in South Carolina on Saturday. Two out of the three nights interviewing were conducted after the high-visibility endorsement of Obama by Sen. Edward Kennedy and his niece Caroline Kennedy.

Clinton's lead in the three-day average is now 42% to Obama's 36%. John Edwards, who dropped out of the race today after Gallup conducted these interviews, ended his quest for the presidency with 12% support. Wednesday night's interviewing will reflect the distribution of the vote choice of former Edwards' supporters as well as the impact, if any, of Hillary Clinton's popular vote win in Florida on Tuesday.

These national numbers are a critically important indicator of the political environment when voters in more than 20 states go to the polls next Tuesday. At the moment, Obama has the momentum among Democrats nationally.

does mcCain have enough of his own teeth to do that?

Prediction: In about a month, this thread will be so quiet you'll be able to hear the hair growing on Hillary's double-chin.

I dub this the thread of broken dreams...

Prediction: In about a month, this thread will be so quiet you'll be able to hear the hair growing on Hillary's double-chin.

I dub this the thread of broken dreams...

kickycan wrote:

Prediction: In about a month, this thread will be so quiet you'll be able to hear the hair growing on Hillary's double-chin.

I dub this the thread of broken dreams...

Why so confident, Kicky?

Cycloptichorn

Prediction: In about a month, this thread will be so quiet you'll be able to hear the hair growing on Hillary's double-chin.

I dub this the thread of broken dreams...

Chocolate of course.

I've been rude to you on occasion these last few days and just want to take this opportunity to apologize. Here, I want you to take my extra, free of charge.

Cheers

Cycloptichorn