Let me get this straight:

[ProSense]

Hillary is fighting for her campaign life against a once little known and Clinton-labeled "inexperienced" Senator, but people are claiming she can trounce McCain?

Vote Obama!

[tyne]

1. Not only that

but he's running against two candidates.

Just think if there were two Obamas.

[TheDeathadder]

14. would two Obamas

cancel each other out, like Huckabee and McCain?

[Fredda Weinberg]

2. And Obama was going nowhere until Oprah ... ah, how quickly we forget n/t

[jenmito]

4. How quickly YOU forget that his poll numbers had him winning in IA and SC before Oprah did her 2-day

tour with him!

[Fredda Weinberg]

12. I don't remember hearing that ... this was more typical coverage

Hillary led in South Carolina for most of last year, until Oprah — hey, where she is now? — helped crystallize Obama’s backing in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. Post-Oprah, and post-Iowa, Obama has opened up a big lead in South Carolina. If that wilts under the double-barreled attack of Bill and Hill, his victory may come with a big discount

http://www.thecommongoodusa.com/?p=185

[Big Blue Marble]

9. Now you are making up stuff up.

Feel better?

[Fredda Weinberg]

13. I remember what I was reading at the time. This was typical

http://www.thecommongoodusa.com/?p=185

Hillary led in South Carolina for most of last year, until Oprah — hey, where she is now? — helped crystallize Obama’s backing in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. Post-Oprah, and post-Iowa, Obama has opened up a big lead in South Carolina. If that wilts under the double-barreled attack of Bill and Hill, his victory may come with a big discount.

[Big Blue Marble]

16. Hillary had a big lead in SC until she lost the support of the AA community.

And you know that Fredda. I have seen your posts and know that you are too smart to be pushing this garbage.
I hope you are not arguing that Oprah had so much influence that she could convince 80% of black voters to go with
Obama when she was there for one rally.

There is absolutely no proof to your argument.

Two main reason that the AA people chose to switch.

1. They saw that in Iowa and NH, Obama was seriously drawing white votes.
2. They were angered that the Clinton surrogates including Bill had introduced elements of racism into the campaign.


I think you are politically astute enough to know this.

[jenmito]

3. Yup! He is now BEATING Hillary AND Bill Clinton! He's doing incredibly well!

He's a newbie beating the most popular Dem. president and his wife with all the establishment ties that come with them!

[Whisp]

8. and he has the momentum and cash to keep on going

while the Clintons are basically stalled in the same ole same ole. with their piggy Rovesque guy Penn flop sweatin'. What a disgusting piece of shit he is - what are they thinking having Him in their camp?

the more I think about this, the more I realise how amazing Obama's win was last night. This never would have been predicted a month ago or so.

People are pumped up and ready to fight - you can't turn that tap off - he will roll on! this is history being made. this is exciting. this is something to wake us all up.

I'll give you anything the PtB are a bit worried and pacing right now - plan didn't go exactly as they hoped. ;) they are very very afraid of The Other Superpower - that's us. ;)

[billyskank]

5. For the votes of Democratic voters.

I haven't the faintest idea whether Obama will attract non-Democratic votes more than Clinton will, but even I can see that you can't extrapolate a primary result to a general election.

[ProSense]

6. Embrace

possibilities.

[jenmito]

7. How could you not have the faintest idea whether or not Obama will attract non-Dem.

voters? It's been proven that he DOES!

[billyskank]

10. Because I'm sitting here in England

I didn't say that he doesn't or that he does or anything, just that I don't have a clue.

[EFerrari]

15. Independents seem to be choosing him. n/t

[jenmito]

17. Oh, ok. Sorry.

:hi:

[billyskank]

18. No worries.

:hi:

[jenmito]

19. Not to mention...

my mother was born in London. :)

[Whisp]

11. 'Obama Repuglican' are for real.

can u imagine any Clinton Repuglicans out there?

:rofl:
time to heal old wounds and reach across the aisle. I am in full agreement with Obama on this. Republicans are people too, for gods' sake, I'm not talking Rove or Wolfiwitz, I mean the next door neightbour, the friends, the family members. We have to stop this divisive bullshit.