Will it finally be time for some posters to drop out

if the candidate that they hope will drop out doesn't lose big today?

Just asking. Doesn't matter who the candidate is that they want to lose. Just asking, if that particular candidate doesn't lose, should they drop out and stop hope-hope-hoping for that candidate to lose?

Candidates are bubbles on the breaking edge of some BIG waves.

To me no matter who wins the nod it's "us" against "them". You should be united with some team be it Hill, Bam, Edwards or something else. Only thru unity can we create change, the change that is so very desperately needed in this country to survive--for the Constitution to survive. We need it so we don't have to explain to the grandkids what freedom WAS!

Let everyone post I say!

I'm seeing a lot of this around here lately. Reminds me of a few years back when Berkley Campus tried to pass an ban on "people saying mean things!" FREE SPEECH , Folks.

to drive-by gang-bangers, whose goal is to disrupt, and promote divisiveness by way of rumor. It isn't restricted to presidential primaries, and it has the effect of distorting the truth. I think once the particular issue passes, so do they. They obviously exercise their "Free Speech", and are only 'silenced' when they go over the line in terms of incendiary language the is particularly offensive.

Those whose only purpose for being here is to rag on someone and create nastiness are no big loss if they go. Those who have a true serious and sincere goal in saying what they say--be it positive or negative--should always be welcome.

My big problem is with the "grave dancers." They are always champing at the bit to pronounce this or that candidate "dead" and "finished" and claim that he/she should drop out NOW. Oftentimes they attempt to bury the patient before the patient is even dead. Do I question their motives? You bet. And it doesn't matter who they're knocking or touting. I have to question why they are posting more about who they DON'T want to win than about whoever they DO want to win.

Bush is just one man, and he couldn't have accomplished anything without the help of Congress(and the corporate media)


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