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Skipper of the Lake Erie Booze Patrol Ring of Honor |
Shep, calling you an idiot is indeed optimistic. Like the exit polls, you're probably going to actually come out a few IQ points less in the final tally. WSS |
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AFC North Player of the Month |
FWIW, Drudge says the exits in NC predict an easy win for Obama.
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AFC North Player of the Month |
In Indiana, there's heavy turnout in counties crucial for Obama: a county close to Illinois (part of Chicago media market), the county that includes Indianapolis (large Af-Am population), and the county that includes Indiana University (college kids for Obama!).
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
Aloysius, my guess is this is the Clinton campaign leaking to Drudge to set expectations low. They do it every time. I can never tell if Drudge falls for it every time, or if he just likes to play along.
It's not going to be an Obama blowout. That's my feeling. But I could be wrong. He did get a little shift in the last few days. I think people hear about all this Wright and Ayers crap and it bothers them for a bit, then they shake it off and realize it's not that big a deal. |
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AFC North Player of the Month |
Exit polling of African-Americans voters
Indiana: Obama 92%, Clinton 8% North Carolina: Obama 91%, Clinton 6% |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
Yeah, I think that would be a good result for him.
Hey, one thing most people don't note when they complain about how long this Dem primary season has gone on is just how many new voters it's bringing out. Turnout is reportedly huge today, and it's been that way in just about every primary/caucus. That means a lot of new voters are coming out, and many have to register as Democrats to do it. When you look at stats, once people vote for a candidate in a primary, they become personally invested in that candidate and usually end up voting for them in the general election. There are a lot of new voters being added here, and a very strong percentage of them are going to vote for the Democratic nominee. That's the upside. The downside is that they're beating each other up. But I actually think the good will end up outweighing the bad. |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
Love those black voter numbers. She can partially thank Bill for those.
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
This is from seven months ago:
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton's lead over Sen. Barack Obama, her chief rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, is growing among African-American voters who are registered Democrats, and particularly among black women, a poll said Wednesday. Sen. Hillary Clinton is the top choice of African-American Democrats, a new poll suggests. Among black registered Democrats overall, Clinton had a 57 percent to 33 percent lead over Obama. That's up from 53 percent for Clinton and 36 percent for Obama in a poll carried out in April. ...The last person who lost the support of the black community that fast that was Michael Richards. |
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AFC North Player of the Month |
She got 13% of the black vote in Ohio, 10% in Pennsylvania.
Fortunately for her, the next state (West Virginia) is only 3.2% black. |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
I guess Diehead ain't so stupid after all,,,,,,,,,,,of course two above says the polls publish numbers in spite of what happened |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
I think the thing to look for in the coming days/weeks will be when he surpasses her in the superdelegate lead. That's going to be a pretty big psychological shift. And depending on what happens today, I imagine will could happen fairly soon.
Really, let's be honest. All she's got is the Florida/Michigan strategy anyway, and that ain't going to work. |
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Skipper of the Lake Erie Booze Patrol Ring of Honor |
It matters if those two states get pissed off and vote for McCain. That's the only leverage she has there. The law won't bail her out IMO. WSS |
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AFC North Player of the Month |
...just felt like posting this |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
So McCain wins and we no have economic policy but a good war strategy beating the defenseless
the pix was cool dough |
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AFC North Player of the Month |
If I thought an Obama candidacy was hopeless, I obviously wouldn't be an Obama supporter.
And if I thought Hillary's foreign policy wasn't so liberal hawkish, I probably wouldn't have turned to Obama in the first place. |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
So why did I know both statements without ever reading them until now.................your bias is obvious
your intent is awesome keep at it and remember the right wing conrols America huge Obama is road kill in November so do what pleases you more war or a Clinton..........and worse wrecking America's dynasty and self destructing that is my take |
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Pro Bowl Player |
Come on now. Bill was the first Black President. |
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AFC North Player of the Month |
I love how Toni Morrison, who coined "the first black president" phrase, endorsed Obama. |
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Numbers Retired and hangs in the rafters |
love yah like a brother John but that was below the belt...........shame on u
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AFC North Player of the Month |
Networks call NC for Obama
Based on exits, Fox News is predicting a 52-48 win for Clinton in Indiana. |
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