Clinton campaign in red – Hillary hesitant to transfer the torch to Obama
Media Release
Apr. 21, 2008

Hillary Clinton’s campaign is cash strapped. They need a $1 million to continue any further. They are more than $10 million on debt as of today. Not many people are eager to loan her campaign any more money or sell them on credit.

But Hillary Clinton is resilient. She wonders who the new kid in block Obama is! What an audacity – a junior senator from Illinois challenging the crown Queen Hillary!

The older women voters of her age group say no way Hillary will succumb to the bully of Obama. Obama these days have started posing as if Hillary is just creator.

Hillary is looking forward to Pennsylvania. She needs a heavy turnout on the rural district for a more than 15 % knock out. As matter of reality she will luck if she wins given the Obama momentum.

Clinton campaign in red – Hillary hesitant to transfer the torch to Obama
Media Release
But Hillary Clinton is resilient. She wonders who the new kid in block Obama is! What an audacity – a junior senator from Illinois challenging the crown Queen Hillary!
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