Well after Super Tuesday the end game looks like being John McCain and Hillary Clinton Clinton takes delegate-rich states Obama winning more states, but Clinton winning states with more delegates So it looks like this is how it will all end Comments
Hillary will become president and we become a socialist country. Big taxes and the dynasty of Bushes and Clintons continues, and the average dumbed down American works harder, longer for less. The elites control the masses and exploits the fuck out of them by making them consume more junk and we continue the course towards the NWO.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/23022314#23023234 841-837 in obamas favor he won 14 of 22 states as well. at least 5 of the next 7 states, potentially all 7 since there caucus states are going to be his this week too. Obama also has 32 million dollars to her 13, how exactly is she a frontrunner?
I don't think it's reasonable to call Hillary the front runner anymore. At best for her it's a dead heat, more accurately Obama has a small lead and huge momentum.
Yeah. I think on the Democratic side it is way to tight to call. Hillary's big big lead from earlier times has been eviscerated. She and Barack are pretty much running neck and neck and he seems to have momentum on his side. I'd give him slight odds now.....but a campaign is long and subject to all sorts of changes. I think it is currently too close to call between Hillary and Obama. On the Republican side McCain has a strong lead.
McCain can't win any caucus or convention states. Most of the big primaries have passed, he's going to have a bugger of a time getting 1091 bound delegates.
And the counter to that is who is going to beat him? Huckabee seems to have a very distinctive and narrow popularity. Romney is facing an enormous amt of suspicion with regard to what he actually stands for and Paul is a small fringe candidate within the Republican primaries. I am confused by reading exit polls that give McCain significant if not always majority votes from those that voted for him and state they are either "strongly conservative" or "primarily concerned with the economy" Those two facets of decisions seem to fly in the face of how McCain is perceived either by Conservative commentators and/or the main stream press. Regardless he is getting the votes to date. I would suggest that his current conservative positions and various stances that run counter to typical Bushisms and religious/ultra conservative commentators ring true with a lot of the public voting in republican primaries.
McCain is going to be fought tooth and nail by Romney for the remaining states. Everyone except McCain has a stake in a brokered convention now.
I am always bewildered by this phenomena that USA seemed to love choosing the worse candidates for their presidents, I hope this time it won't be true........or am I the only one feeling this way?
Romney has isolated himself from the pack. He's an outsider now, just like Paul. McCain, Giuliani and Huckabee clearly have a deal not to attack one another, and to support each other when they drop out. There is no love lost between Huckabee and Romney.
I think we'll see some things different now actually, guerilla. The reason is because legitimately, it is only between Huckabee and McCain. Huckabee will quickly begin to attack McCain on the hot topic as of lately... that he simply isn't conservative enough.
I really hope not, I might go as far to say that Obama is the democratic Ron Paul, but that might be pushing it. The clintions better not get the nomination, period.
I think Huckabee and McCain have an agreement to work together. This might be the end of the road, if they are going to pool their support. Frankly, a lot of evangelicals will not support McCain, so this is another bad turn of events for the GOP. McCain is almost as unpopular with the rank and file as Ron Paul is, he's just been able to pull bigger endorsements, and a larger chunk of the independent vote.