Meh, Obama has the momentum? Like "Joementum" maybe

[SPKrazy]

Clinton is the winner tonight folks

way big

ha ha

:rofl: :rofl::rofl:

[Maddy McCall]

1. Troublemaker.

:hi:

[TwilightGardener]

2. Wha? Delusional. They are essentially tied. The queen's coronation has been delayed.

[allthingsimportant]

3. i swear

people on both sides are smoking some serious crack...and it must be good!

how is anyone a winner when ITS GOING TO BE A DELEGATE TIE.

[JenniferJuniper]

4. How so?

[cali]

5. *snicker*

yeah, she won sooo many more delegates. What is it that some pea brains don't get about a tie? You Clinton hacks are really something.

:rofl:

[Proud2BAmurkin]

6. All fads lose their momentum.

[Eurobabe]

7. Please don't make me have to break out the Depends. n/t

[book_worm]

8. 13 states Obama won and he has "joementum"!!hahahahaha

[zabet]

9. Who left the gate to

teh lounge unlocked and
let you escape? :P

:rofl:

[SPKrazy]

11. shhhhh....

:spank:

[scheming daemons]

10. By what OBJECTIVE measure?

Delegates? Nope.

States? Nope.



How about the money race? Nope.



The bottom line is that the Obama camp is privately THRILLED with where they are.... and the Clinton camp is privately WORRIED about where they are.

Obama is favored in 9 of the next 10 states, and the delegate race is a virtual tie right now.


...and the intrade markets are showing Hillary up 54-46...... this was 70-30 in her favor just THREE DAYS AGO.


Big win tonight for Obama.... spin by clueless folks like yourself notwithstanding....

[tblue37]

12. Turnout at the caucus I attended in Kansas, one of 3 in our county,

was gigantic, even though we had to stand in line freezing rain and high winds for about 30 minutes to get in (because the lines were so very long!). Some unlucky people who came at a different time than I did had to stand in line for to OVER AN HOUR. Before last night they had changed our caucus site. Good thing, too, since we ended up with more than double what the original site would hold. (There were over 2200 at our site.) Another site had to close because the fire marshal said it exceeded its limit, so they had to open another satellite site for all the people who were still arriving within the time limit.

Our caucus gave 9 delegates to Obama, 2 to Hillary. Hillary got 385 total of the 2200+. Four stayed with Edwards after the realignment, and 7 stayed with Kucinich. All the rest of the nearly 2000 went to Obama. The turnout was fueled by people who came out specifically to vote for Obama--and an unusual number of them were first-time voters who registered at the door. An awful lot of them were young people.

Obama could do what Jesse Ventura did in Minnesota--bring so many new voters to the polls that he could sweep the election--if we are smart enough not to ignore the power of what is clearly momentum. And of course Kansas has been a red state for a long time, but the Obama turnout swamped the place. I guarantee the Republicans won't put up such numbers. Howard Dean also said on TV last night that the Dem turnout was ranging from 2 to 1 to 4 to 1 greater than the Republican turnout.

[Evergreen Emerald]

13. I know! The hype was that he rode in on a glittery ride powered by Oprah and Kennedy

and would beat Clinton big everywhere. Despite the constant leg-up by the media, Obama still lost.

Clinton just keeps standing even with the constant attacks. She is amazing.

[Guava Jelly]

14. She did good and should be congratulated

Obama did fine himself.

It ain't over by far.

Enjoy your temporary giggle

[johnlal]

15. If you want to compare Anybody to Lieberman

You may want to look at the DLC's darling, Mrs. Clinton.