Hillary's shooting herself in the foot with these Texas threats.

[ButterflyBlood]

She's not going to win shit in court. A caucus is perfectly legal and this is the party's jurisdiction, not the law. Been ruled many times. So all she's doing is discouraging her supporters from showing up to the caucus, and pissing Texans off.

That and her latest ridiculous ad of desperation and I am really looking forward to finally seeing her campaign shut down for good.

[adoraz]

1. agreed, incredibly dumb move

[SoFlaJet]

2. 4 more days

and it'll be 15 in a row for Obama-how unfair is she being treated? If ANYBODY else would have lost 11 in a row they would not even be mentioned by the MSM-but since it's "the whole world hates me Clinton" she can whine about it and STILL get just as much airtime as the frontrunner

[K Gardner]

11. Actually, only one news day. People tune out on weekends, news channels pare down

staff and "live" programming. People watch movies, shop, spend time with their kids.. yanno, have normal lives. Some people in RI will go see Obama on Sat; but in reality, Hillary only has Monday to slime him further. And by then, most people have made up their mind. They're not sitting around waiting for yet another desperate smear by HRC to convince them Obama is the devil.

We'll see... I think she's done.

[SoFlaJet]

13. what I meant

was in 4 days her campaign will be thinking hard about how to come out and announce they are suspending their run

[Eurobabe]

3. The pop-up timer engages on Tuesday

She's cooked.

[IndianaGreen]

4. From Hillary's point of view, if she can't win, no one else can.

This is the same woman that joined the GOP in sliming Kerry on a joke he told a college audience.

[jgraz]

5. Damn, does she have any feet left?

[Breeze54]

6. You have to admit that the Texas Dem Party

is pretty fucked up and from what i read earlier today, both camps are involved about the way
they do both a caucus and votes there. Seems there are less delegates in the Latino area's.

I believe that's the beef.

[ButterflyBlood]

8. It's based on votes in midterm elections

Latino turnout is low. One may not like it, but it's perfectly legal, the GOP system is standing which gives 3 delegates per district regardless of how Republican/Democratic they are. Since that's not being challenged there's not a chance of the Democratic system being overturned.

[woolldog]

9. they apportion delegates

based on the turnout of districts in the 2004 and 2006 elections.

[JVS]

7. I wish she could leave the race without having to attempt to delegitimize the nomination process.

[Forkboy]

10. It would seem their feet are the only targets they see.

[Arugula Latte]

12. Didn't Bill Clinton make it through that very same Texas system in '92 and '96?

[islandmkl]

14. 3rd quarter is not a good time to bitch about the rules of the game...

simple solution: score more votes....

[MonkeyFunk]

15. Of course, Clinton has made no threat

Somebody else says she did, but her campaign denies it. But why let that get in the way of a good hate hard-on?