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Time To Drop Out, Hillary
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 Time To Drop Out, Hillary
By Kevin EngstromWe're usually a big supporter of the underdog. The emotion that comes with a person or team doing something few expected and successfully defying the odds is a concept most people eagerly get behind.
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By Kevin EngstromWe're usually a big supporter of the underdog. The emotion that comes with a person or team doing something few expected and successfully defying the odds is a concept most people eagerly get behind.It's why most of us cheered when the New York Giants beat the New England Patriots last February, why we got excited about Rod Bruinooge took out Liberal heavyweight Reg Alcock a couple years ago, and why we still get goosebumps when watching Sly Stallone take out Dolph Lundgren in Rocky IV and, in the process, end the Cold War (who saw that coming?).Our affection for the underdog ends, however, when it comes to Hillary Clinton and her desire to become the most powerful woman on Earth.Her desire for the U.S. presidency is so unyielding, in fact, that common sense and basic math is no match for it.However, Barack Obama is.Obama, who was an underdog to Clinton for the Democratic nomination as recently as January, has won over voters with his charisma, unique speech delivery, and a desire of many voters to have someone other than a Bush or Clinton occupy the oval office for the next four years.Hillary, of course, hasn't taken this well. Neither has her husband Bill, who has taken time out from oogling chunky 20-something women to hit the campaign trail.Clinton has responded to Obama's challenge by pulling a number of stunts. They've chased after what they call the "white, working-class, rural" vote (a.k.a. the most likely people to have a problem with a black president) in the hopes of painting herself as the best chance to beat Republican John McCain in November.She's also petitioned to get Florida and Michigan delegates counted after the party tossed out results because organizers in those two states ignored the primary schedule and voted out of turn.
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