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February 24, 2008

A supporter predicts defeat

Rather than view this as an absolute outcome, what it clearly shows is that failing the big wins on little Tuesday, Clinton’s critical supporters - her campaign contributors - will be done.

She set her own bar and if she gets a narrow win in Ohio and a big loss in Texas, the money won’t be there to compete in PA.

One Response to “A supporter predicts defeat”

  1. American Street » Blog Archive » It’s Not Just NAFTA, But I’m Done With Hillary Says:

    […] I’ll not argue with her that much of this was good, very good in fact. But here in the Rust Belt, NAFTA is a four letter word (a testament to our economic condition, not the educational system). She knows it, which is why, as the Ohio primary looms and the Pennsylvania primary looks increasingly like a contest she might not even get to, the last thing she wants around her neck is a trade deal so many of us here have concluded is responsible for wiping out what once was one of the most economically prosperous regions in the country. […]