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Right after he decided RB2 wasn't good enough for him.When did Tiki Barber become a political analyst?
Right after he decided RB2 wasn't good enough for him.When did Tiki Barber become a political analyst?
If someone had predicted two months ago that Clinton wouldn't win 10 states on Super Tuesday, I would have said they're nuts! Clinton has inertia, but Obama is accelerating hard.Because of the unique mechanics of this, it can be both. Obama is going to be trailing in delegates. He's going to need to tell a story. The story to tell is that he won 12 or however many primaries. At the same time, that story wouldn't have mattered if this had been a winner take all event and he had lost Mass, NY, NJ, and California. By the same token, if Barack had lost every primary by only 2 or 3 percentage points, then maybe he would be still competitive on delegates. But Clinton could tell a very compelling story about momentum. That she won 22 primaries.Despite what was being reported after Iowa, Obama has to win this thing in the fourth quarter if he's going to do it. It looks like he'll at least be in the game.Which is it? Missouri will basically break even on delegates. Either it's a big win and California is a disappointment or the net delegate count won't be that bad for Obama when factoring in California and Missouri.It's all about the delegate counts at this point. It would have been great for him to win the popular vote, but he can still do really well in the # of delegates.I'm psyched about the Mizzou turnaround.#### Cali....
, so true.Note to CNN. If you're going to broadcast in HD, don't let Larry King anchor.
Damn middle America doesn't get it.Obama gets Missouri
I take it backDamn middle America doesn't get it.Obama gets Missouri
CNN reporting that all of Edwards rural America votes are going to Obama.Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
That brings NC into play for Obama!CNN reporting that all of Edwards rural America votes are going to Obama.Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
And winning a lot of Republican states (Utah, Alabama, Georgia, Alaska, Kansas)Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
That's been a strategy that's won the republicans the past couple presidential races. Maybe he gets it?Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
Where are you finding these numbers?+/- 10 Delegates...Super Tuesday Results:Obama 841Clinton 837Well that was definitive.
If that's the count range Obama won.+/- 10 Delegates...Super Tuesday Results:Obama 841Clinton 837Well that was definitive.
Agaisnt Hilary Clinton. I'm not sure how compelling this argument is. Barack Obama will do better in Utah! We'll only lose by seven points. Missouri matters. Maybe Kansas could be in play. But I'm not sure I care which Dem is most competive in Alaska or Utah.And winning a lot of Republican states (Utah, Alabama, Georgia, Alaska, Kansas)Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
MSNBC is projecting...this ##### is going down to the wire.Where are you finding these numbers?+/- 10 Delegates...Super Tuesday Results:Obama 841Clinton 837Well that was definitive.
Maybe the nomination. If Obama does win, I'll lay even money he doesn't win a single state out of Alaska, Kansas, Utah, Alabama, and Georgia come November. He's got to improve in the more Democratic leaning states. That said, McCain must improve in the Republican leaning states. The fact the majority of his wins are coming in states that will vote Democratic has to be troubling to Republicans.That's been a strategy that's won the republicans the past couple presidential races. Maybe he gets it?Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
Definitely a good sign to win 13 of 22 states.A tie delegate count would be an immense Obama victory, wouldn't it?
Death of a dream, buddy, death of a dream.Ah, the return of Campbell Brown. Who knew Shiny was a [Word that won't fly here]Hunter?
If that's accurate. I can't find an outlet showing any count that high yet for either candidate. I don't see how that much ground could have been made up tonight to draw into a virtual tie.A tie delegate count would be an immense Obama victory, wouldn't it?
She's gotta be pissed about that.MSNBC estimates that the delegate count is going to be almost exactly a tie for the night. I'm going to bed.
We had some Clinton supporters suggesting that Obama was only going to win 2 states tonight. I can't wait to see the spin as they try to turn the night into being all about California, Mass, and NY/NJ.A tie delegate count would be an immense Obama victory, wouldn't it?
I don't see why. You aren't really suggesting that those states will go red if Hillary isn't nominated are you?Maybe the nomination. If Obama does win, I'll lay even money he doesn't win a single state out of Alaska, Kansas, Utah, Alabama, and Georgia come November. He's got to improve in the more Democratic leaning states.That's been a strategy that's won the republicans the past couple presidential races. Maybe he gets it?Obama gets Alaska now, too. Getting the votes where the people aren't.
The ArcticEdge canvassing effect.With 60% of the precincts reporting -- Obama dominates in Alaska with 176 votes to Clinton's 66. That's funny.
...and the f'ing super delegates.If it ends up that close, then we're going to be hearing alot about those Florida and Michigan delegates in the coming weeks.
Already starting.If it ends up that close, then we're going to be hearing alot about those Florida and Michigan delegates in the coming weeks.
Kindofa pinhead, but I'd tap it.shining path said:I'd tap the #### out of Dana Bash.
Well, maybe those Obama supporters who supported Gore's post election efforts will now begin to see why changing the rules after the fact is not a good thing.Already starting.If it ends up that close, then we're going to be hearing alot about those Florida and Michigan delegates in the coming weeks.
Please let's not confuse legitimate questions about vote counts with voters that were told they wouldn't count if they moved up their primary. Voters need to take it out on the state party.Well, maybe those Obama supporters who supported Gore's post election efforts will now begin to see why changing the rules after the fact is not a good thing.Already starting.If it ends up that close, then we're going to be hearing alot about those Florida and Michigan delegates in the coming weeks.
Fixed.Damn middle America folks who think the entire planet lives within 50 miles of an ocean doesn't get it.Obama gets Missouri
Like I said earlier...if they count those delegates, I will start burning #### down.If it ends up that close, then we're going to be hearing alot about those Florida and Michigan delegates in the coming weeks.
But was that not the point of the 'undecided' votes in Michigan that those votes could go to Obama?Like I said earlier...if they count those delegates, I will start burning #### down.If it ends up that close, then we're going to be hearing alot about those Florida and Michigan delegates in the coming weeks.
I think after today though, the only place it will matter is in Texas. AZ, NM, CA, and CO are all water under the bridge...I don't see much more harm coming from the Latino bloc.If Obama fails to win the nomination it will because he failed to get the Hispanic vote.