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  1. jason330
    March 11, 2008,

    CNN calles for OBAMA. How many delegates that don;t really matter?

  4. jason330
    March 11, 2008,

    My guess is she leaves the Clinton campaign by 11:00 am tomorrow. I further predict that she “regrets” that her remarks have been intentionally misconstrued by the Obama campaign and have become a “distraction”.

  5. jason330
    March 11, 2008,

    If Obama gets 63% he gets 11 delegates. Should get 7-9 when the dust settles.

  6. X Stryker
    March 11, 2008,

    He might underperform today. Republicans made up 10% of the vote, and went over 70% for Clinton, supposedly. The Limbaugh effect. But Obama should still win handily.

  7. jason330
    March 11, 2008,

    Fucking Limbaugh. Sheesh.

  8. liz allen
    March 11, 2008,

    Ferraro, and ole democratic hack! Unbelievably stupid!

    If Ferraro doesn’t resign or is fired, Obama should immediately hire Samatha Powers back!

  9. Pandora
    March 12, 2008,

    I’m not sure Clinton will get rid of Ferraro. I think keeping her sends a message to racists in PA, a message that says HRC understands them. It’s sort of “Wink, wink.”

  10. Sagacious Steve
    March 12, 2008,

    I agree w/Pandora. Anyone who believes that Ferraro’s remarks were spoken off-the-cuff and were not calculated just isn’t paying attention. That remark was aimed squarely at the Rizzocrats and is part of the sickening strategy that the Clintons and the Rethugs both use: Divide and somehow get to 50% plus one. With Ed “Well, we’ve got a lot of racists here” Rendell playing good cop to Ferraro’s bad cop, it’ll probably work in Pa.

  11. jason330
    March 12, 2008,

    Just when you think that the Clinton campaign could not get anymore vile and despicable, they find a way.

  12. Brian
    March 12, 2008,

    That was a real shame. To think that calculated power is more important than people and use such tactics is not a good sign.

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