Carville Admitting Defeat?
May 13th, 2008
James Carville a staunch and at times ornery advocate of Sen. Hillary Clinton told students at South Carolina’s Furman University that the “great likelihood” is that Sen. Obama will take the nomination. Carville urged that it was important for Clinton to stay in the race until the end, but this is one more signal that the Clinton campaign is winding down and beginning to accept what seems inevitable.
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May 13th, 2008 at 1:00 pm
i can’t believe James would say such a thing. I remember his days with Bill Clinton and the old cnn crossfire shows, James Carville is not a quiter. He is a good fighter. I am a Republican, i am a vietnam era veteran (Honerable) i am crippled with Parkinsons Disease and Parkinson’s Disease Dementia. My wife and i are on a fixed income and barley make ends meet from pay day to pay day. I have NOT herd one politician mention Parkinson’s Disease or stem cell research in this 2008 election. I personaly think obama could care the hell less. He allowed his preacher to ask God to damn me and then plays like he never herd that kind of stuff for the past 20 years. I didn’t just fall off the turnip truck my friend. obama you don’t intend to help anybody but your self. i hope Hillary keeps going and whips your butt. She and John McCain have guts enough to admit themselves to the voters. i just saw a show recently about the antichrist. Makes me wonder.