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02-14-2008, 01:41 PM
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/Carville_Acknowledges_Hil/2008/02/14/72700.html?s=al&promo_code=4530-1
Even longtime Clinton ally James Carville is acknowledging that Hillary is in trouble, saying that if she loses the March 4 primary in either Texas or Ohio, her campaign is doomed.
Speaking at the International Builders Show in Florida on Wednesday, Carville a top adviser to Bill Clinton in the 1990s declared:
Shes behind. Make no mistake. If she loses either Texas or Ohio, this thing is done.
After his recent resounding wins in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., Barack Obama holds a narrow lead over Clinton in total delegates, 1,272 to 1,231, although Hillary leads in superdelegates, 242 to 156, the New York Post reports.
But Obama leads in the polls in Wisconsin, which holds its primary on Feb. 19. And while recent polls in Ohio and Texas show Clinton ahead, her support among Hispanic-Americans considered crucial in Texas has been waning, and political analyst Dick Morris has predicted that Hillary will lose in Ohio, as well as in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
With her back against the wall, Clinton on Wednesday unleashed a strident attack ad against Obama, saying: I am in the solutions business. My opponent is in the promises business. I think we need answers, not question.
It's gonna get brutal out there for the Democrats. If I were Barak, I'd be growing eyes in the back of my head to keep a lookout for the Arkansas Mafia...
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Even longtime Clinton ally James Carville is acknowledging that Hillary is in trouble, saying that if she loses the March 4 primary in either Texas or Ohio, her campaign is doomed.
Speaking at the International Builders Show in Florida on Wednesday, Carville a top adviser to Bill Clinton in the 1990s declared:
Shes behind. Make no mistake. If she loses either Texas or Ohio, this thing is done.
After his recent resounding wins in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., Barack Obama holds a narrow lead over Clinton in total delegates, 1,272 to 1,231, although Hillary leads in superdelegates, 242 to 156, the New York Post reports.
But Obama leads in the polls in Wisconsin, which holds its primary on Feb. 19. And while recent polls in Ohio and Texas show Clinton ahead, her support among Hispanic-Americans considered crucial in Texas has been waning, and political analyst Dick Morris has predicted that Hillary will lose in Ohio, as well as in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
With her back against the wall, Clinton on Wednesday unleashed a strident attack ad against Obama, saying: I am in the solutions business. My opponent is in the promises business. I think we need answers, not question.
It's gonna get brutal out there for the Democrats. If I were Barak, I'd be growing eyes in the back of my head to keep a lookout for the Arkansas Mafia...
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