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| 2008-04-23 | |
| WASHINGTON -- Sen. Hillary Clinton won Pennsylvania's Democratic primary Tuesday night, Fox News projected. A win would give her embattled fight for her party's nomination a boost as she tries to fend off rival Sen. Barack Obama. For the Democrats, 188 delegates and superdelegates were at stake in Pennsylvania on Tuesday. But, but, I thought it was reported that the Republican crossovers were going to vote for BHO.
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| Posted by:GK |
| #16 that's hissowndamnfault. Try playing by the rulez in a game with the Clinton's?? Stoopid naive f*ck. Just tells you he's be taken to the cleaners by the Paleos, NK's, Syrians, Iranians, Saoodis.... |
| Posted by: Frank G 2008-04-23 22:02 |
| #15 AA5839: Well, considering that NO ONE voted for BO in FL and MI, then yes, it can only help her. His (BO's) name wasn't even on the ballot, due to the DNC rules, *snicker* Popcorn anyone? |
| Posted by: BA 2008-04-23 21:55 |
| #14 tough nite, smn? |
| Posted by: Frank G 2008-04-23 19:13 |
| #13 Democrats 2000: We NEED to count EVERY vote in Florida (including imaginary ones). Democrats 2008: Florida and Michigan votes don't count. |
| Posted by: DMFD 2008-04-23 18:48 |
| #12 I read/heard somewhere today that if you add in MI and FL popular votes, Hillarity leads Obamessiah. If true, you'll never hear the cry for popular vote over electoral college from the DNC. At least, not until after the Dems lose. |
| Posted by: AlmostAnonymous5839 2008-04-23 17:40 |
| #11 I'm just pleased to have all those buffoons out of the state. Hopefully Rendell went with them. |
| Posted by: Darrell in Pennsylvania 2008-04-23 16:03 |
| #10 I was one of the proud 28% who voted Republican, but not for McCain. |
| Posted by: wxjames 2008-04-23 13:30 |
| #9 Obama should drop out so we can all get back to coronating Hillary!! |
| Posted by: smn 2008-04-23 11:24 |
| #8 #1, about 2 1/2 hours ago Yahoo News was reporting: Clinton won at least 80 of the 158 delegates up for grabs in Tuesday's contest, according to an analysis of election returns by The Associated Press. Sen. Barack Obama won at least 66, with 12 still to be awarded. |
| Posted by: GK 2008-04-23 10:24 |
| #7 This was part of the plan: by making the democrats think they would have a filed day, that they could if they wanted have an ape elected as long as it wore democratic colors it incited them to select a loonie instead of an electable candidate. BWAHAHAHAHAHAAH! |
| Posted by: Karl Rove 2008-04-23 10:23 |
| #6 This is good for McCain - it extends the dogfight in the Dems side, eats into their money, and lets them sling mud that McCain can use later on. Plus its producing a hell of a fissure in the Dem party. Hell of a choice: go with either of 2 inexperienced junior Senators - one which wil piss off the loonie left if not nominated, the other will piss off the feminists and aprty traditionalist if not nominated. Funny thing is Hillary might win it, then the nutters at Kos and the hard stupid socialists left starts screaming about stolen nominations. And they are stuck with a candidate known for being strident, whiney and a liar, and associated with "dirty politics" of the Clinton/Carvile machine. And her being married to a president doesn't make her presidential any more that Yoko being married to John make her a Beatle. But if Obama wins it, you have a candidate that failed to win his own party primaries in ALL the large states, and got there only by "machine politics", Chicago style (stuffing caucuses and bending "superdelegates"), and a candidate that has been brought there only by press coddling. Obama is socialist, has terrible personal associations, and does not react well under real pressure (Just let me eat my waffle). The one election where they could have waltzed in the front door of the Whitehouse, and this is what they do. Its nearly as bad as the GOP's mishandling of their Senate campaigns (the sheer mismanagement and stupidity of which amaze me). |
| Posted by: OldSpook 2008-04-23 10:04 |
| #5 Red on Red is a beautiful thing. Who thought 2008 was going to be this entertaining? |
| Posted by: anonymous2u 2008-04-23 09:44 |
| #4 Over at DU they are in shock and awe iover Hildabeast winning. AND I LOVE IT! Burn baby burn. |
| Posted by: Cyber Sarge 2008-04-23 08:59 |
| #3 BHO: "I was doing so well until the BLOB came out and supported me. Thanks Mikey for nothing... you jinks." |
| Posted by: tipper 2008-04-23 08:16 |
| #2 To all of you who took Kos advice and voted for the lesser of two weevils, thank you. Let's see how Obama campaigns after this little setback. |
| Posted by: Bobby 2008-04-23 05:47 |
| #1 What's the delegate split? |
| Posted by: Eric Jablow 2008-04-23 00:15 |