Hillary Stuck In Tight 3-Way With Obama And Edwards

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By Styles Cradgerock, IOWA – With both Democratic and Republican caucus members braving record-low freezing temps to root for their favored candidates early this morning, hushed voices in the Democratic camp were overheard whispering that former front runner Hillary Clinton appeared stuck in a tight “3-way” with Obama and Edwards.

“The candidates are close – very close,” said a member of Senator Obama’s campaign committee, who asked not to be named for this article because she “didn’t want to be mistaken for playing that ‘he said, she said’ game.”

“Although there are many differences between Mrs Clinton and Mr Edwards and Mr Obama, there is…an attraction there, albeit maybe something that’s unspoken, that binds them together,” ventured Carlotta Seacastle, a 21-year-old philosophy student at Berkeley, who is skipping the first week of classes to attend the caucusing in Iowa.

“I’m personally really not all that surprised to see them stuck in a 3-way. But maybe that’s partly because I’ve been studying in California,” she added.

Tight 3-ways between candidates are not uncommon during party primaries held at this time of the year.

In 2004, Democratic candidate John Kerry may have ironically lost votes when after being locked in a 3-way for weeks with fellow Democrats John Edwards and Al Gore, he suddenly experienced a surge and abruptly pulled out, leaving Edwards and Gore behind and bewildered. Although Kerry achieved the nomination of his party, many observers say he was effectively spent by the time the primary contest was over.

With news of the “3-way” between the leading Democratic candidates dominating most of the nation’s media over the holiday weekend, many political observers turned naturally to the next big question on the primary list: How long now, before a 3-way might take place on the Republican side?

“I don’t see it happening,” said Balthazar Quack, 65, a retired veterinarian who was campaigning for Republican John McCain.

“I can tell you’d like to see it happen, and maybe your friends in the liberal media would like to see it happen, but it’s a far cry from saying you’d like to see something happen and seeing that something actually taking place,” he said.

About Styles Cradgerock

Closely following the rules of Pythagorus - to abstain from beans, not to pick up what was fallen, not to eat the heart, and refusing to look in a mirror after midnite, Cradgerock gets all up in the grills of all the world's leaders and their pets like you knew he would.
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8 Responses to Hillary Stuck In Tight 3-Way With Obama And Edwards

  1. carlos santos says:

    whats wrong with you people? why you got to go and print such garbage?

  2. minako says:

    what’s a 3 way?

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  4. hirosawa etsuko says:

    miss clinton is very beautiful. where can i obtain a transcript of this interview on your website?

  5. ban ki moon says:

    i had a dream i was stuck in an elevator with condi rice and chelsea.

  6. Dear Sirs, If these politicians think for one moment they can distract us from the awful facts that are the USA, with their; well frankly, flagrant and flamboyant displays of tightness and thriceness, they are sorely mistaken. Anyway I think Obama is too good for the lot of them.
    Sincerely.
    M. Matthews

    P.S.
    v. Sorry to hear about the dreadful tasering business at Pearson concerning one of your journalists.

  7. admin says:

    Look lady, we’re in a war here, ok? A war with a deadly, invisible, unwashed enemy. And this requires all of us stick together. Those who don’t, get a taste of the love beam.

  8. minako says:

    what’s a love beam?