Tamanon said:LOL Obama already projected for Virginia.
BenjaminBirdie said:"Substantial" win. Was this the only one where Hillz had a shot at staying close?
Bulla564 said:The American people are so simple minded, that I think they can actually choose someone because he makes pretty speeches, and is charismatic.
Unfortunately, this is not what the country needs during these times.
Hootie said:Yep.
BenjaminBirdie said:"Substantial" win. Was this the only one where Hillz had a shot at staying close?
Amir0x said:CRITICAL BONUS POINTS: Take your position to its logical conclusion. What does the country need during these times, and how does (as your post imply) Obama only make "pretty speeches" but not "substantive policy statements"?
I can tell you I'm choosing him PARTLY because of his issues, and PARTLY because of his supremely presidential behaviour and orating skills, and because I believe in his idea of unity across party lines.
So if you specifically think that we all support the man because he speaks a little like Martin Luther King, please elaborate.
THANKS
reilo said:Need an amir0x bat signal for when these naysayers step into the fray.
Bulla564 said:The American people are so simple minded, that I think they can actually choose someone because he makes pretty speeches, and is charismatic.
Unfortunately, this is not what the country needs during these times.
So basically the GOP screws itself twice over. Once by nominating McCain and then by giving support to Obama.Juice said:Chuck Todd: Basically, McCain having it locked up == all independents vote in Democratic, all vote for Obama.
Moderate white men FTW
Amir0x said:CRITICAL BONUS POINTS: Take your position to its logical conclusion. What does the country need during these times, and how does (as your post imply) Obama only make "pretty speeches" but not "substantive policy statements"?
I can tell you I'm choosing him PARTLY because of his issues, and PARTLY because of his supremely presidential behaviour and orating skills, and because I believe in his idea of unity across party lines.
So if you specifically think that we all support the man because he speaks a little like Martin Luther King, please elaborate.
THANKS
npm0925 said:So basically the GOP screws itself twice over. Once by nominating McCain and then by giving support to Obama.
FREE LEFTYCooter said:Come on, bring Lefty back? This is his moment to shine.
Loudninja said:He split the white votes :0
Polls don't close there (and in DC) until 8.maynerd said:What about MD?
maynerd said:What about MD?
maynerd said:What about MD?
HE WON THE OLDSTERSLost Fragment said:More women voted Obama? He split the white vote?
Not a good sign for the Clintons.
Just compare the Clinton/McCain numbers to the Obama/McCain numbers. It's a 10 point shift in favor of Obama.Tamanon said:Eh, I dunno, I think no matter what, the GOP just doesn't want a Clinton. Sure they'd prefer to defeat her themselves, but just not even letting her hit the nomination is just as good.
npm0925 said:So basically the GOP screws itself twice over. Once by nominating McCain and then by giving support to Obama.
Triumph said:HE WON THE OLDSTERS