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Obama

Moody — Fri, 04 Apr 2008 12:50:02 -0700

Obama is not a good choice for president: He sat in a church for over 20 years and listened to hate filled spewing from a "mentor"? He then tries to claim he never heard the most serious hatered from the rev. Well Mr. Obama how about the books and articles witten and co-written by this rev.'s own daughters through those 20 years? Obama is also going to say that he never received those hate filled news latters at his door?
I find that almost impossible to believe.

Obama will win presidential nomination -projection

Danny — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 05:38:42 -0800

CNN's delegate counter game was quite useful.
My unbiased projection is that Obama will win between 2040 to 2080 delegates (after adding the super delegates). This is considering that Hillary gets atleast 60 percent of superdelegate votes and Florida,Michigan votes not counted.
I just went thru the population stats of each state to decide the pattern.
I am neither an American nor staying in America. But these elections have become so interesting that people around the world are getting involved

Well when Pennsylvania

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 23:23:02 -0800

Well when Pennsylvania learns of good old Bill Clintons dirty dealings in his last election when the senate investigation begins it will be Hillary's turn to do some back peddling.

hillary and obama

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:43:38 -0800

Both of these bleeding liberals will be unemployed after November. Oh my!!!!!!!!!! Where is all of the media on global warming hogwash? Gore better stir the fire and BS!

Hillary

Anonymous — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:37:37 -0800

Women have ran for President before and lost. This election will be no different.Over 90% of blacks are democrats, and they are not ready for a spoiled, rich, white lady, telling America what to do. Obama will win the democratic selection.If Hillary were black, she would have stood a better chance of winning the electorial selection; just to be beaten to a pulp in November, especially with the military awareness and know how of McCain. I also believe that Ralph Nader will pull enough votes from both leading Democratic runners, at least 5%, assuring our next President, President McCain.

I see no one getting 2025 by

sam — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 20:35:30 -0800

I see no one getting 2025 by the end of the states primaries. This is definately going to the convention. Does anyone think that Hillary is going to just let the voters of Florida and Michigan become dienfranchised. Obama doesn't want their votes to count. This is very UNdemocratic. So is the Superdelagates. The convention's rating will be close to the superbowl. If Obama doesn't get the nod, get the riot gear out cause the college kids are going to throw a tempertantrum.

Texas/Ohio prediction

kc — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 13:19:12 -0800

Obama wins Texas by 10 points, and loses Ohio by one.

How Hillary could hang on after that is beyond me.

CNN has a great little delegate counter up. I played with it a little bit, and it really reinforces how much of a hole Hillary is in. I gave her a slender victory in every state, and an even split of the superdelegates, and she still loses. The thing is, there are a number of those states she is going to lose big time: Wyoming, Oregon, South Dakota, Mississippi, Vermont, Montana, North Carolina. Obama is also going to take a majority of Texas delegates after tomorrow.

Once you figure those numbers in, Hillary can't win unless she takes all the rest of the states by huge margins, AND wins over two-thirds of the superdelegates.