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I've heard a couple of early reports on the radio that Hillary has scheduled a press conference for 5:00 p.m. EST to announce that she is pulling out of the race.

I guess she finally listened to all the people suggesting it over the weekend.

I'm going to have to go mark my calendar. This may be a day of some significance concerning unlikely announcements.

You're right Alex, silly me, it is Kevy who said it. You got me Kevy!

I'm feeling blond I guess considering I was just in another thread discussing the "incident" of years past on this date. Stupid, stupid Jill, slaps forehead

Not only did Kevy say it, he said it today - April 1st.

:confused: Hmmm, since we normally advise not believing what Kevy says .... do we do the opposite on April 1st and trust him implicitely??

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Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 202114)

:confused: Hmmm, since we normally advise not believing what Kevy says .... do we do the opposite on April 1st and trust him implicitely??

That sounds like a dangerous task should you wish to continue on that premise.

Kevy had me for a moment there. Very amusing!

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Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 202100)

My sources say the opposite:

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Andy Borowitz writes:

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stunned voters at a town hall meeting in Erie, Pennsylvania today by telling them that she was prepared to stay in the nomination fight for an additional century.

"How much longer will I stay in the race?" she responded to a voter's question. "Fifty years? How about one hundred years?"

When asked to clarify, Sen. Clinton replied, "I'll stay in this race for a thousand years. A million years. A billion years."

Sen. Clinton added that she was refusing to announce an exit strategy from the race because "that would send the wrong message to the enemy."

The New York senator's comments echoed a strategy outlined in a recently leaked internal campaign memo, which calls for her to remain in the race long after the Democratic National Convention, even if Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill) becomes the party's official nominee.

According to the memo, Sen. Clinton plans to follow Sen. Obama's campaign bus around in a Chevy Suburban in the hopes of running it off the road.

"If necessary, we will sideswipe or ram into his bus," the memo said. "Just really mess him up."

For her part, Sen. Clinton remained resolute at the town hall meeting, responding to a question about the recent surge in negative attacks her campaign has lobbed in Sen. Obama's direction: "What can I tell you? The surge is working."

Eh... Andy Borowitz is a hack