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-Bill Cosby
Ah, me.posted by Wonderdog | 7:16 AM | Permalink
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Nonsense, WD. He all but has this locked up. No way can she make up the difference unless the super delegates steal it for her. . and short of news of him with a Sheep, that ain't gonna happen. He is going to go up against McCain as a bit of a wounded duck.
Of the 2 Democrats, I would prefer him as the weaker candidate, but suffer her before him sitting in the White House. Both of these socialists make me shudder. Is this the best the Dems can come up with?
SD, she's gonna win it. His star is falling like an American Idol wanna be.
He's an afrocentrist, anti-american. He speaks eloquently and acts perniciously.
John McCain help us.
I can't believe I just said that.
Do the math, fuzzbutt. There is no way, absent a major scandal, that she can catch him in delegates. And this isn't a major scandal. I'm sure most of his supporters feel that he has put this behind him now.
Stewdog, it's also mathmatically very unlikely that Obama can get the required number of delegates for winning the nomination outright, either. The Democrats have included the superdelegates as part of their nominating process, so if Hillary wins with the superdelegates it's not technically stealing -- though it's bound to lead to a lot of rancor.
Right now, I'm just enjoying the show, though I have almost come around to WD's view that Obama will likely end up being the weaker candidate against McCain.
As for the Wright thing, you're probably correct that most of Obama's core followers don't care about it, but the question is whether so-called "independents" care about it, and my sense is that they do.
I believe I saw a poll this morning on the tube as I was getting ready for work that Obama was indeed the stronger candidate against McCain...by about 6% I believe..
Temp, I don't put much faith in polling this far out, but are you referring to the poll that had *both* Democratic candidates trailing McCain? :)
I indeed am KM. Both Obama and Hillary are behind Sen.McCain in these polls that I agree with you, are not something that I think hold much water at this point. Way too early.
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