book_worm
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Sun Mar-09-08 12:38 AM
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Obama has now won 29 caucuses and primaries to HRC's 14 |
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Edited on Sun Mar-09-08 12:41 AM by book_worm
He leads by 2-1 in head to head contests. Of the past 16 primaries and caucuses he has won 13-2 over Hillary with one tie (Texas, Obama won caucus and Hillary won primary, but Obama got more delegates out of the process due to a large caucus win and narrow primary loss). On to Mississippi and Obama will be at 30 wins. At the end of the primary and caucus schedule Obama, in all probablility, will have won something like 34 or 35 caucuses and primaries and Hillary will be under 20. I don't see how she can mathematically be nominated at this point--even if she did win Pennsylvania (and I think she isn't a lock on that)it's probable she won't do better in PA than she did in Ohio, not with the truth coming out about NAFTAGATE. So whatever delegate victory she wins out of PA will not be enough to overcome Obama's national lead.
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2. Don't bother Hillary supporters with the facts. |
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