Hootie said:Obama is on NBC right now.
grandjedi6 said:doing what?
Hootie said:Being interviewed.
Our path to the nomination never factored in a big day for us on February 5. Rather, we always planned to stay close enough in the delegate count so that we could proceed to individually focus on the states in the next set of contests.
We fully expect Senator Clinton to earn more delegates on February 5th and also to win more states. If we were to be within 100 delegates on that day and win a number of states, we will have met our threshold for success and will be best positioned to win the nomination in the coming months.
I reckon he'll have the totals later today.worldrunover said:Why isn't this thread getting more love? I wanna know the new delegation tallies!
worldrunover said:Why isn't this thread getting more love? I wanna know the new delegation tallies!
Subarushian said:From David Plouffe (trying to set expectations):
http://thepage.time.com/obama-camps-super-tuesday-expectations-memo/
YES! my vote matteredIncognito said:
Tommie Hu$tle said:grandjedi6 are we gonnas get some some update love?
jamesinclair said:Are you including the 3 delegates ron paul got in west virginia?
If not, thats -3 Hucks, +3 ron paul.
grandjedi6 said:West Virginia is winner take all, so Huckabee got all 18. Either Ron Paul is living in dream land or his campaign managers failed politics 101, because he doesn't have anywhere near the delegates he claims to have
Tamanon said:No, actually Huckabee's camp pledged 3 of the delegates to Ron Paul in order to secure the win. So while they're technically Huckabee's to pick, they're Paul supporters.
grandjedi6 said:Sadly for Paul, state party rules have the 18 delegates pledged to the majority winner. So even though Huckabee apparently pledged some to Ron Paul, they really weren't his to give out. The West Virginia Republican Party even reported the results as 18 for Huckabee. I think Ron Paul got screwed over in this one.
jamesinclair said:At the convention, those three will be sitting in Pauls section. Ignore them if you insist.
jamesinclair said:Also, youre missing info on the republican virgin islands, guam and marina islands things. I think each one had 3 delegates.
grandjedi6 said:There are now only 795 Superdelegates do to the unfortunate death of Tom Lantos. Congressman Lantos had previously endorsed Hillary Clinton.
WHOAguitarninja said:RIP, sad to hear. Better not see any inappropriate comments about this.
grandjedi6 said:There are now only 795 Superdelegates do to the unfortunate death of Tom Lantos. Congressman Lantos had previously endorsed Hillary Clinton.
maynerd said:Wait a sec his super delegates just get thrown out? Wouldn't they be reallocated to his replacement?
maynerd said:Wait a sec his super delegates just get thrown out? Wouldn't they be reallocated to his replacement?
Xisiqomelir said:Isn't there going to be a by-election?
I don't remember a Obama superdelegate dyingTamanon said:That's a good point. Because, didn't an Obama supporter die earlier and his replacement was a Clinton supporter?
belvedere said:What's the score here?
grandjedi6 said:I don't remember a Obama superdelegate dying
WHOAguitarninja said:An Obama superdelegate stepped down and was replaced by a Clinton supporter, so Obama effectively lost a delegate to Clinton.
Oh, you mean Shirley FranklinTamanon said:That was it. I knew he lost one some way.
Chrono said:OK so I'm not american and have no idea how your system works, but can someone just tell me when are we going to find out if it's going to be obama vs. mccain or hillary vs. maccain?
I know the final election is november but what are other important dates to look out for? Thanks.
Chrono said:OK so I'm not american and have no idea how your system works, but can someone just tell me when are we going to find out if it's going to be obama vs. mccain or hillary vs. maccain?
I know the final election is november but what are other important dates to look out for? Thanks.
grandjedi6 said:Either:
1.)When Hillary or Obama gain a sizable advantage or one surrender
2.)or the DNC convention in August
BobLoblaw said:I think Howard Dean or some other top ranking Democrat said a decision will likely be made at some point in April. They can't wait until the DNC to announce a candidate. They'll have to spend a few months raising money, campaigning, etc. August is way too close to November.