Hillary Clinton Gets Florida & Michigan and Wins Primary

Imagine:

Saturday, June 1

2pm

After a long, hard fought battle from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to get Florida and Michigan delegates seated, the fight is now over. The Rules and Bylaws Committee for the Democratic Primaries has elected to seat the delegates according to the voter results.

4pm

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton wins in Puerto Rico by 23 points and passes Senator Barack Obama in Delegates as 23 Super delegates pledge their support for Senator Clinton.

6pm

Our top story tonight--Democrats gone mad. On capital hill today, some Democrats are furious with the decision of the Rules and Bylaws Committee to allow Florida and Michigan to be counted while others shout back that the two states must be counted. Senator Edward Kennedy called it an "outrage" and demanded another vote on it. Demonstrators have swarmed the streets and thousands have been arrested in 5 major cities including Washington DC, Detroit, Portland, Oregon, Baltimore and Cincinnati.

June 3rd

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has won Montana and the nomination as 32 more Super delegates pledge their support for the Senator . Obama supporters are outraged and have filled the streets in every major city asking for Senator Clinton to step down. Many claim they will ban the elections and others are throwing their support behind Ralph Nader. 11 Senators, including Senator Ted Kennedy, have also threatened to join the Nader Campaign if Senator Clinton continues with the nomination.

July 3rd

Senator Barack Obama has just announced his candidacy in the Green Party as 16 Senators and 82 Congressman throw their support behind Obama. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has called Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton a "divider in the Democratic party" and has joined Senator Obama as his running mate. From University Hospital, Senator Ted Kennedy has accused the Clinton's of "destroying the Democratic party" and eradicating all credibility and faith in the party. Pollsters show that John McCain is leading the race with 68% of the vote compared to Clinton's 24%.

September 3rd

We have a race. In today's Gallup Poll of over 2500 voters across the 50 states, Senator Barack Obama has just come from behind, once again, with an estimated 31% of the vote, while Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has 19% and John McCain 33% with 12% undecided. As we head into October, Obama supporters seem optimistic that their candidate will win over the hearts of Senator Clinton supporters and undecided voters.

And Finally, November 2nd.

John McCain is the next President of the United States of America.

See Liz Trotta Call for the Death of Obama Video Here:

http://barackandhillary.blogspot.com/2008/05/fox-news-contributor-liz-trotta-wants.html

Please feel free to write out your own version of this type of scenario.

Florida and Michigan Primary, Florida Delegates, Michigan Delegates, Montana Primary