LOL-ain't over

[SCUDSBROTHER]

If Hillary can't get the nomination,then she is gunna leave this guy all tore up.Last night,OBAMA pissed her off when he started talking about McCain(acting as if Hillary wasn't a threat.) 1st thing this morning,she says that she and McCain have a lifetime of experience,and OBAMA'S whole campaign is based pretty much on 1 speech he made in 2002.His campaign has made amateurish mistakes the last week.The kind of mistakes that point to somebody being inexperienced and unseasoned. She and Bill Know exactly what this guy may be weak on.They've been here before.Remember the 1st year mistakes BILL made? They know what he is probably weak on(they were weak on the same stuff.)You can't ignore experience.She may not have direct experience at being President,but these 2 (Bill n' Hillary) are just too good at this game to go down without this guy have chunks of flesh missing.It's gunna come down to a brokered convention. Lets face it,the big industrial states are not in the DEMS pocket this time.McCain has a shot in states that Bush simply had to write off.Almost all OBAMA'S wins have been in states the DEMS don't usually win.States they probably can't win in the general election.Can he get states in the south in the general election? Can he get the Black vote out in numbers enough to win in states like Georgia,and still win either Missouri or Ohio? The delegates are gunna decide this,and whoever can make the case best(electability) is gunna get it.He needs to beat her in a big state that DEMS usually win in the general.Until he does it,he isn't a sure thing(even if he has a delegate lead going to the convention.)This is going to the convention now.He can't beat her before the convention,and he better get that lead closer to 100 than to 50.It's all gunna count.If he keeps saying he has a lead in the delegates,then he is thinking wrong.He needs to get his lead as big as possible.How big his lead is going into the convention will determine this.Simply having a lead won't do it.