Bill Clinton Says It All Comes Down to Texas

At a campaign rally in Texas, Bill Clinton told the crowd that he doesn't think his wife, Sen. Hillary Clinton, can be the Democratic presidential nominee unless she wins the Lone Star State. Texas votes on March 4. (Feb. 21)

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[Traductus5972]

@jennanov77 well that doesn't really mean anything anyway since the polygraph is HIGHLY inaccurate. Gary Ridgeway (The Green River Killer) passed the polygraph when he took it, and then 20 years later with DNA evidence they found out he really was the killer and killed more women after passing the polygraph. i'm not saying that sinlair guy is telling the truth i'm just saying that the polygraph isn't accurate at all and is highly discredited by scientists

[SilkySmoove44]

Your a goof kamajiboy - that's so old and has already been proven false. give it up already.

[jennanov77]

Newsflash Larry Sinclair failed the polygraph, and has a criminal record with fraud! Good luck in your smear campaign.

[kamajiboy]

search for the Larry Sinclair video

He is alleging a homosexual affair with Obama and also that he used to smoke crack with him.

Larry has also filed a lawsuit against Obama based on it.

[videoaccess001]

The above comment is not spam. Just cause you don't like what they say does not mean it's spam. Personally I believe theres some truth to what is said.

[borddurasoir]

I cannot speak for Democrats, but for myself, the issue with the Iraq War is what are reasonable goals and how do we achieve them. For Iraqis to take responsibility for their own security, we have to, at some point, back off and let them take control of their own security. None of us learned how to ride a bike by our parents never letting go of the seats.

[DonFamoso]

Wait I thought it was Hillary Clinton Running for president not her husband. How is this possible? Who's Running For President Bill Clinton or Hillary?

Barack is not of the same Regime..

[ImaScotsman]

I am now of the opinion that she will concede after march 4th, my reasoning behind this is last nights debate and her closing statement.

[borddurasoir]

The truth is for Clinton to ever have the lead in pledged delegates, she has to win EVERY state from March 4th to Pennsylvania by a 65-to-35% margin. If she does this, she will have the lead after the PA primary. How likely is this scenario? Not very. If she doesn't come out of March 4th with a minimum of 5% victories in both TX and OH, she should concede right then and there. But, of course, she won't concede unless she actually loses both TX and OH.

[borddurasoir]

You vote once in the primary. Then, that night you take a card they give you at the primary to then go and caucus. Two-thirds of TX pledged delegates are tied to the primary and one-third of TX pledged delegates are tied to the caucus. It's a pretty neat system. It takes the dedication of a candidate's constituency into account, although it disenfrachises (to an extent) those who are unable to take a couple hours out of their night to devote to caucusing.