If Barack loses the PA primary, should he drop out?

[Seabiscuit]

Poll question: If Barack loses the PA primary, should he drop out?

Here's a "tit" for the Obamanoids' "tat" about Hillary

[kid a]

1. ridiculous post - do the math

[rox63]

2. No - He'll still be ahead of Hillary n/t

[marmar]

3. Only in this case, the "Obamanoids" candidate is ahead....

So the tat doesn't equal the tit. Je suis desolee, mon ami!

:nopity:

[Seabiscuit]

8. OK, just for you: If Barack's nose continues to grow like Pinnochio's, should he drop out?

[marmar]

9. You're too quick for me, sport.....

With clever reparte like that, I wonder why you don't have your own blog. :eyes:

[democrattotheend]

4. No way...he'd still be ahead in votes and delegates

And Clinton is heavily favored there. If she wins, the stalemate continues. If he pulls off a miracle (that's what it would take) and wins PA it's over.

[still_one]

5. No one should drop out, but after the primaries are over, whoever

is leading, the other side SHOULD seriously consider not fighting this in the convention

I understand your point though, but keep in mind that did NOT come from Obama, but from some Obama supporters

[cali]

6. silly copycat thread

just pathetic to be reduced to that. Is it really that difficult to come up with something that's vaguely original and not purely reactive?
Guess so. I'll indulge you anyway, and say the same thing I said in the thread you're lamely aping: I said no to Hillary dropping out if she loses PA and I say the same thing about Obama.

[Lucky 13]

7. Well, he'd still be AHEAD in the delegate count so NO

[elocs]

10. If a PA loss puts Obama behind in total popular vote count and delegate count,

then he should drop out. Damn, reality is a bitch, isn't it?

[EmperorHasNoClothes]

11. Yeah, Hillary is going to win 93% of the delegates in PA

and streak right by Obama!

Damn, math is a bitch, isn't it?

[Az_lefty]

12. No, but count on Hillary parading herself around acting like the front runner again

[thewiseguy]

13. Grow up.

[Lerkfish]

14. ah, a poll for math luddites.

:)

[anonymous171]

15. Obama is ahead in all areas.

[Renew Deal]

16. Another disrupter reveals itself

Welcome back!

[grantcart]

17. Penssylvania Polls tighten dramatically Rasmussen Clinton 47 Obama 42

Here are the Rasmussen details


http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/ele...


Survey USA Obama up 5 Clinton down 2 in Pennsylvania

http://www.nbc10.com/news/15759420/detail.html

If the Democratic primary in Pennsylvania were held Tuesday, April 1, Hillary Clinton would defeat Barack Obama by 12 percentage points, according to a recent SurveyUSA poll conducted exclusively for NBC 10 and three other Pennsylvania TV stations across the state.

However, the poll showed Obama gaining ground in the Keystone State, particularly in cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and among older voters, men and conservative Democrats.

Compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll released three weeks ago, Clinton is down two points and Obama is up five, with Clinton's previous 19-point lead cut to 12, the survey found.

[bowens43]

18. No, he'll still be winning and hill will still be losing.