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You can vote twice - once in the primary and once in the caucus. We're not talking about the general election.
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I thought you were more honorable than that.Originally posted by SlowwHand
Let me put it to you like this, I voted in the Democratic primary. I doubt that I'll vote the same in the general election.
That ain't Texan.
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Obama is far from having this thing sewn up. He has a very small lead in delegates at this point. Last I saw, Clinton was leading in Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania. If she wins those three she could retake the lead.Originally posted by Ramo
The Dem nomination race has a very clear front-runner. The difference between Obama and McCain is roughly similar to the difference between Kerry and Bush before the TX primary (likely nominee and very likely nominee vs. very likely nominee and uncontested, incumbent President). There was also a "Texan" on the GOP ballot in 2004, that helped to pull in votes.
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If one of the cookies is chocolate and the other vanilla then I'm very interested in the outcome.Originally posted by Apocalypse
A bakery in Texas is actually selling O and H cookies and the Os are winning 2 to 1.
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Re: I Voted Today
Who did you vote for?Originally posted by SlowwHand
Early voter. Has no one else? I haven't seen anyone say.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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I can honestly say I'm happy about that. For the first time in my 31 years alive the winner wasn't determined before voting even stopped.Originally posted by OzzyKP
Obama is far from having this thing sewn up. He has a very small lead in delegates at this point. Last I saw, Clinton was leading in Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania. If she wins those three she could retake the lead.
This ain't over till its over.Try http://wordforge.net/index.php for discussion and debate.Comment
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Obama has a pledged delegate lead of ~160. Cllinton would have to win those states two to one, something she has not shown a capacity to do outside Arkansas, to catch up. The polls show Obama down by 8 in OH, and down by 5 or less in TX, with serious upward momentum (and down by 10 or so in PA, but I doubt that matters in any case). I should add that due to TX's arcane rules, even if Clinton wins the popular vote by under 5%, Obama is likely to get more delegates. And Obama's ground game at least in TX is probably worth at least 5%. He also has buttloads more money.Obama is far from having this thing sewn up. He has a very small lead in delegates at this point. Last I saw, Clinton was leading in Texas, Ohio and Pennsylvania. If she wins those three she could retake the lead.
This ain't over till its over.
It's not sewn up, but it's damn close to being so. I'd be really, really surprised if she nets any delegates between now and March 11 (Mississippi)."Beware of the man who works hard to learn something, learns it, and finds himself no wiser than before. He is full of murderous resentment of people who are ignorant without having come by their ignorance the hard way. "
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Actually, there are a lot of things I like about Obama.
That's who I voted for; I'll go ahead and say it.
Come general election time, I'll have to see.
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I went to this event today:
man hillary has run a bad campaign in houston. there were literally over a thousand people outside the rally building and only a few hundred got in. what a waste. was a few feet from chelsea. whoopety do.Comment
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Did you vote Hillary then?Originally posted by SlowwHand
Let me put it to you like this, I voted in the Democratic primary. I doubt that I'll vote the same in the general election.
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Uh, no.Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.
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Admit that you were wrong Slowwy!You can vote twice - once in the primary and once in the caucus. We're not talking about the general election.
A carpetbagging Yankee knows your system better than you.
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I will vote twice.Life is not measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.
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He also hates Texans and Australians, he does diversify." ~ BraindeadComment
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Re: I Voted Today
I voted for Obama earlier this month.Originally posted by SlowwHand
Early voter. Has no one else? I haven't seen anyone say.
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Ok, I caucused tonight in Houston. Obama won my precinct 82-57. many of the clinton supporters were old and signed their names and left (and hence weren't counted)-was really disorganized with little leadership. I voted on friday through early voting and had a 2 hour wait, so glad I did it early and not today.Comment
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