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Sun Apr-06-08 12:34 AM
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Poll question: What's the most likely scenario for the next 3 Dem primaries? |
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Let's see what DUers think.
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Sun Apr-06-08 12:37 AM
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Sun Apr-06-08 12:48 AM
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5. Surprise upset in PA by a small margin, close win in IN, and a blowout in NC. |
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Sun Apr-06-08 01:15 AM
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7. Nah, Obama wins PA by a small margin and wins Indiana and NC by 40. |
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Sun Apr-06-08 12:39 AM
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3. Hillary forced out after near tie in PA and not gaining much in delegates. nt |
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Sun Apr-06-08 12:49 AM
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Sun Apr-06-08 12:47 AM
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4. My guess...Clinton wins PA by 9...loses NC by 12...IN goes either way within 3 points. |
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In any case, I don't think the next three will close her pledged delegate gap by more than 10%.
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Sun Apr-06-08 01:37 AM
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Clinton take Penn by 5-8%, the delegate count would be a very minimal gain for her. Obama edges her out in Indiana and wins big in South Carolina. Out of the 345 delegates it splits for Obama 195, Clinton 150.
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Sun Apr-06-08 01:52 AM
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10. Clinton wins PA by 7, Obama wins NC by 12, Clinton Drops out |
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Sun Apr-06-08 02:13 AM
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11. Hil by 8 in PA, O by 14 in NC, O by 5 in IN |
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Pressure increases on Hil to drop out, as Obama gains a few more delegates, and more Supers. She resists, and continues on to the end of the Primaries, where the SD's agree to largely move to Obama in early June and end this Primary season. Every state gets to vote, just as they would have, anyway. Obama wins fair and square, and the healing hopefully begins. The Democratic Party regains the WH for the next 4-8 years, as Obama defeats McCain soundly in November, with 55% of the vote. Obama will have coattails, as the Dems will solidly control both House and Senate for at least 8 years. What Obama will do in the WH remains to be seen, but I do believe he will leave his mark in a positive way, especially as it pertains to lessening lobbyist influence.
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Sun Apr-06-08 11:54 AM
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12. I agree with your assesment! |
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Sun Apr-06-08 11:56 AM
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13. Obama can win Indiana |
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no matter what a bunch of low-info LGBTs say or do about it. They didn't even know that Hillary voted to authorize Bush to bomb Iran!
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