I’ll open up a new thread when we have some big news. Right now Liberalgeek and Donviti are headed to Newark Grotto’s – where I hope he finds a bunch of sad people- and then onto Joe’s Crab Shack
Obama big lead in DE according to exit polls: DE: C – 41.9, O – 55.6
Polls close in Delaware in 93 minutes.
DE department of Elections Results Link
Brokaw on MSNBC thinks this is a sea-change election. Sounded very pro-Obama to me.
Here are the exit polls as the second wave show.
Please let’s all remember they are only exit polls (remember President Kerry) and they may not have been weighted but if they hold any truth tonight is going to be unbelievable Obama. Please God make them true !
GA: C- 25.5, O – 75
CT: C – 45, O – 52.2
IL: C – 29.1, O – 69.6
AL: C – 37, O – 59.6
DE: C – 41.9, O – 55.6
MA: C – 47.3, O – 49.8
MO: C – 45.1, O – 49.8
TN: C – 51.6, O – 41.1
NY: C – 55.6, O – 42.2
NJ: C – 47, O – 52.2
AR: C – 71.2, O – 25.5
OK: C – 60.5, O – 30.4
AZ: C – 44.8, O – 50.5
Thanks Ben.
I’m loving Rush Limbaugh trying to kill McCain.
If these results hold Clinton would be done.
I’m not a huge exit poll guy though.
O.M.G Bey Buchanan is a freak show.
Yeah. I am trying not to get excited. The first wave for CA has Clinton up 50-47 but younger voters vote later in the day so still hope.
I am trying hard not to get excited coz these are only exit polls as you said 🙂 I will be repeating “Remember President Kerry!” five times every time I feel like jumping up and down 🙂
Man Romney and McCain hate each other. GOP civil war.
Awesome.
70 minutes
For those in love with Obama’s stance on Iraq.
Strategic Forecasting logo
Foreign Policy and the President’s Irrelevance
February 5, 2008 | 2051 GMT
Graphic for Geopolitical Intelligence Report
By George Friedman
We are now a year away from the inauguration of a new president, and Super Tuesday has arrived, when it seems likely that the Democratic and Republican nominees will start to become obvious. At the moment, there is a toss-up between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton among the Democrats, while John McCain appears to be moving in front of Mitt Romney and Mike Huckabee among the Republicans. It seems an opportune time to ask whether it matters who gets the nomination and who ultimately wins the November election, at least from the standpoint of foreign policy.
From MSNBC a little bit ago:
Democratic Voters Top Priorities
Change: 53 percent
Experience: 22 percent
Cares About Me: 14 percent
Electable: 9 percent
Urgh. Spam already.
And of those change voters Obama wins 75% which means he has 38% in his pocket just with those 🙂
Sorry Protack.. too long. I’ll pst that tomorrow if you want.
Anti-McCain is the last gasp for “social conservatives.”
NBC news calls Georgia for Obama.
How many delegates?…we don’t know yet.
Everyone says change. But neither candidates nor the voters can define it. Change what?
Old White Dems are not crazy about Obama.
GA results:
43% of white voters for Obama.
And 86% of the black votes go for him.
To my frustrating friends who thought the race-baiting thing was a media-created storyline, how do you think a CLINTON gets to 14% of the BLACK votes ? Because African-Americans who would know better than all of the rest of us saw it for what it was and acted accordingly.
Post that upstairs too.
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