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Is it be better for Hillary to quit and run as INDEPENDENT due to bullying by politicians supporting obama?

Since they don't want to observe and follow the rules of the nomination process, would it be better for her to quit and run as INDEPENDENT? This way, the disingenuous politicians will have their senses back. I think she will win since issues will now be tackled with no holds barred. Obama's skeletons will all be exposed for the public to judge him.

Public Comments

1. It would certainly better the party. She is only prolonging the struggle, trying to bloody up our future nominee and giving McCain time to get his message out and rally his base.
2. she can barely get independent votes in the primaries and you want her to run as an independent? she will look like a spoiler like Nader if she runs as an independent.
3. McCain would win for sure.
4. What rules are being broken by Obama's supporters, exactly? And no, she shouldn't run as an independent. If she loses the nomination, she needs to suck it up and deal with it. Running party free will do nothing but ensure that McCain wins the White House.
5. bETTER SHE CONCEDE BECAUSE SHE IS GONNA GET A HIGHER POSITION IN GOVERNMENT REGARDLESS IF BARACK OBAMA IS PRESIDENT. SHE SHOULD DO IT FOR AMERICA AND EVERYTHING WE STAND FOR.
6. It won't happen. She couldn't win... all she could do is make sure Obama would lose.
7. Are you one of Hillary's bullies? Everyone has skeletons it just depends on how well you hide them. Ask Bill and Hillary.
8. Independent or switch and run with McCain as his VP. They are both moderates. But now she has trashed McCain too much for that.
9. Well I think she should run and lets see what the delegates have to say. Independent won't do her any good and risk Obama winning. and if it risks McCain, so be it. I would rather see either one of those two win instead of Obama. I don't like any of the three but Hillary is the lesser of the three evils, so far
10. Hillary does not want to follow the rules! And nobody bullies Hillary Clinton, the queen to entitlement.
11. You know what, maybe she will.
12. There's definitely bullying going on but Hillary's tough She's scrappy, she's the one you want on your side. this is a true test of her skills that she'll bring to the white house Her own party is a bunch of backstabbers (or pretending to be) When she wins PA (which she will) they are going to look like idiots She can again say: look you all wanted me to quit but the voters didn't! Don't you just love this stuff Obama people?
13. It takes a whole lot of money to run as an independent. Maybe Hillary's 20 supporters who tried to bully Nance Pelosi will pay to get her name on the ballots in all 50 states. But Hillary is the one who is trying to bully someone. She and her affluent 20 supporters are trying to change the outcome of this election. That should concern every American, regardless of who they support.
14. No,there are more democrats that will vote then crossover and/or independents. Her only hope is to get the nod from her own party. I hope she doesn't win, but it is her only hope. Independents can position themselves to affect change, but with the 2 party system as strong as it is, I doubt an independent can be the outright winner.
15. Wow, Hillary supporters are so delusional... It takes money to run a campaign. Hillary's campaign is in the hole, has unpaid debts, and isn't even running ads in PA because she cannot afford them. Where would she get the money to run? She didn't win the Democrat primary. What makes you think there are all these Republicans and Indies who want to vote for her? Or are you counting on some Dems who didn't want her in the primary to suddenly change their minds? Or did everyone really want Hillary in the first place but stay away from the polls despite her needing their votes? And these people will show up in November? Nobody likes Hillary, save a very small, vocal group. She's shown she cannot win an election. Heck, it's doubtful she's win NY for her Senate seat again. How can Hillary supporters not see this?
16. No way. I would rather have Clinton stay in the Democratic party. Otherwise I am voting McCain.
17. About what are you babbling? What bullying? "Nomination process"? You mean when two states ignored the DNC and had bogus not-really primaries that they were told in advance would result in their delegates not being seated? A nomination process based in bogus "elections" (which weren't really elections) is NOT a legit process. But since you gave NO HINT as to what you're talking about, I was just guessing that was it. If she hadn't ignored the DNC, she wouldn't be in conflict with them now.