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No wait, what you saw must be with the superdelegates added in. NH has 5 Dem superdelegates, so I guess 1 more of them must be backing Obama than Clinton as of now.
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I see that, too, but go down to the bottom of this page where it has the various profiles of each state. Under New Hampshire he has 12, she has 11.
__________________http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/pri...s/scorecard/#D Maybe something wasn't updated/done correctly, or I'm looking at something wrong. (Probably my bad.) |
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I was surprised to see Obama voted for the Terri Schiavo law. He called that vote one of his worst mistakes. OK, he was a new Senator and all, but that was only a few years back.
It's not a deal breaker for me, but it's a consideration. Off to look at voting record again. |
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Where did Edwards come in?
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Someone on one of my lists said that Obama is Catholic. That can't be true.
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What bothered me about her "human, emotional" moment was that in the same breath she attacked Obama, but that didn't get nearly as much play as her being "real".
I still say she unites the GOP, divides independents and her own party (the evidence can be seen on this forum). That is a recipe for disaster in the general. |
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Obama got the Culinary Workers Union endorsement in Nevada. I hope that helps him but at this point I won't hold my breath.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5h...roetQD8U2H8A82 |
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Bill Richardson just dropped out.
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It's official now, Richardson's dropping out.
I agree, his support goes to Hillary as his lips have been firmly planted to her rear this whole cycle. |
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I thought they were wrong about the Catholic thing.
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I think it's a sure thing that he will run. Monkey wrench
![]() NEW YORK (CNN) -- New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has launched a research effort to assess his chances in a potential bid for the presidency, a source close to the mayor told CNN. The source said data is being gathered but that the mayor -- who has been widely speculated as being interested in running for the White House as an independent -- has not yet begun analyzing that data, the source said. The source, who is intimately familiar with the mayor's deliberations, said Bloomberg has set early March as a timetable for making a decision. Bloomberg, a former Democrat who was elected to the mayor's office as a Republican, joined a panel of moderate current and former lawmakers earlier this week at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. The group, made up of both Democrats and Republicans, called for a return to bipartisanship in government. "What has changed is that people have stopped working together," Bloomberg said at the Monday gathering. "Government is dysfunctional. There is no collaboration and congeniality. There is no working together and 'Let's do what's right for the country.' There is no accountability today ... no willingness to focus on big ideas." Bloomberg, 65, was elected mayor of New York in 2001, two months after the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center, and re-elected in 2005. A native of Medford, Massachusetts, with an MBA from Harvard Business School, Bloomberg made his fortune first working with Wall Street securities bank Salomon Brothers, then as founder of Bloomberg LP, a financial news and information service. |
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John Kerry is going to endorse Barack Obama rather than his VP buddy 4 years ago.
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Anyone think Kerry's endorsement helps in any way? He isn't exactly the face of a successful presidential campaign. If he really wanted to help Obama, why not endorse him before NH, rather than after? Kerry being from a neighboring state may have caused NH to turn out a little differently.
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