Hillary to give up tomorrow night.

[DinoDoc]

I said somewhere credible, Oerdin.

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Clinton Expected to Suspend Campaign
Sen. Hillary Clinton "has summoned top donors and backers to attend her speech tomorrow night in an unusual move that is being widely interpreted to mean she plans to suspend her campaign and endorse Barack Obama," according to the Huffington Post.

"Obama and Clinton spoke Sunday night and agreed that their staffs should begin negotiations over post-primary activities. In addition to help raising money to pay off some $20 million-plus in debts, Clinton is known to want Obama to help out black officials who endorsed her and are now taking constituent heat, including, in some cases, primary challenges from pro-Obama politicians."

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2008/06/02/clinton_expected_to_suspend_campaign.html

[DinoDoc]

Now your just linking to somewhere linking to the Huffington Post. I'll take your admission anytime.

[Theben]

Not quite yet, but soon:

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton invited fund-raisers and other supporters to an election-night rally in New York City where, aides said, she was prepared to deliver what they described as a farewell speech that summed up the case for her candidacy. They said Mrs. Clinton was not likely to withdraw from the race on Tuesday night, probably waiting until later in the week, once Mr. Obama’s victory appeared clear.

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CNN, MSNBC, and BBC are all basically saying Hillary has called a special press meeting for tomorrow night, saying that such a meeting is highly unusual, but failing short of saying she'll through in the towel. All of them are simply saying she's under "growing pressure to suspend her campaign".

[Asher]

Originally posted by Oerdin
CNN, MSNBC, and BBC are all basically saying Hillary has called a special press meeting for tomorrow night, saying that such a meeting is highly unusual, but failing short of saying she'll through in the towel. All of them are simply saying she's under "growing pressure to suspend her campaign".

Hillary calls unusual meeting --> Oerdin calls she's definitively leaving

The stupidity enrages me.

[Ninot]

I call she's announcing that she plans to divorce Bill and change her name to Hillary Bush Lincoln

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Originally posted by Asher

Hillary calls unusual meeting --> Oerdin calls she's definitively leaving

The stupidity enrages me.

You are dumb. I report the news.

Now back in your hole.

[Asher]

Originally posted by Oerdin


You are dumb. I report the news.

Your reporting is just as credible as Fox News'.

Yes, I said it.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Oerdin
CNN, MSNBC, and BBC are all basically saying Hillary has called a special press meeting for tomorrow night, saying that such a meeting is highly unusual, but failing short of saying she'll through in the towel. All of them are simply saying she's under "growing pressure to suspend her campaign".

I want something credible that says Hillary to give up tomorrow night. or an admission from you that you were full of ****.

[SlowwHand]

The local station I saw it on was WFAA which is a subsidary of ABC.

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Will Clinton go gracefully when the time comes?

If you’re looking for clues, try this one: Hillary Clinton will give her post-primary speech in New York tomorrow night. The thing is: New York is not voting, Montana and South Dakota are.

Campaign aides say staffers who worked for Clinton in those two states and Puerto Rico have been invited to attend the event or go home and await further instructions. Here’s another clue: it’s being reported that the campaign’s finance department is asking Clinton staffers to turn in their outstanding expenses by the end of the week.

Clinton has also has planned a rally with her husband and daughter in South Dakota tonight, the kind of reunion she usually saves for election nights. Meanwhile, former President Bill Clinton said that today may be his last day campaigning for his wife.

All this would seem to indicate that the end is near. The news comes on the heels of a weekend where Clinton swept up in Puerto Rico, yet was frustrated by the decision of the rules committee. With just two contests to go, Clinton continues to trail Barack Obama in the ever-important categories of pledged delegates and superdelegates.

Nevertheless, Clinton is making the argument that she leads in the popular vote and that by the time all the votes are counted, she will have won more votes “than anyone in the history of the primary process.” The problem here is this is only true if you include Michigan and Florida, and don’t include some of the caucus states.

Clinton has also suggested she’s focusing not only on undecided superdelegates, but also those who have backed Obama and still have the option to change their minds. And finally she says she’s still deciding whether to challenge the decision of the Democratic rules committee.

Here’s my question to you: Will Hillary Clinton admit defeat and go gracefully when the time comes?

Interested to know which ones made it on air?

Barbara writes:
Has Hillary done anything gracefully? If she prolongs this process, she will make a fool of herself, and hasn’t she done enough damage to the Democratic Party? I watched the committee meet on Saturday and Hillary’s supporters are vicious. I am so exhausted with this process.

Marilyn writes:
She is a class act, of course she will. Hopefully she will not be gone because Obama can’t win without her.

Bill from Pennsylvania writes:
It doesn’t matter if it’s graceful, not graceful, or if she’s dragged out kicking and screaming. Just go. No more Clintons and next January, no more Bushes. Free at last, free at last, I thank God we’re free at last.

Erik from Pasadena, Calif. writes:
Not a chance. Get ready for legal challenges and back room deals. This one is going to the convention, folks.

Bob from Rochester, New York writes:
I doubt it. I have this mental picture of someone in the Secret Service dragging a screaming Hillary away from the podium at Obama’s inauguration. Sad…truly sad!

Marc from Toronto writes:
Jack, I guess we will find out in the next 36 hrs. If the superdelegates are smart and endorse Obama in numbers before the polls close tomorrow night, we might have an Obama victory speech in St. Paul, site of the GOP national convention later this year.

Shelley from California writes:
If she is wise, she will. Her future and her family’s legacy are on the line. She has accomplished much, and can, in the future, accomplish more, but only if she moves from thinking only of her personal goals to thinking only of her country.

Michael from Maine writes:
Jack, Hillary reminds me of that great country and western song: “How can I miss you if you won’t go away?”

Posted by: CNN's Jack Cafferty
Filed under: 2008 Election • Hillary Clinton

http://caffertyfile.blogs.cnn.com/2008/06/02/will-clinton-go-gracefully-when-the-time-comes/

Just published on CNN's site.

[Asher]

OERDIN. WE UNDERSTAND WHERE THE SIGNS ARE POINTING.

The thing is it is still NOT a sure thing like you proclaim.

You are a liar.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by Oerdin
Just published on CNN's site.

I want something credible that says Hillary to give up tomorrow night. or an admission from you that you were full of ****.

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CBS News: Clinton to step down? http://www.cbsnews.com/sections/i_vi...ml?id=4147688n