Who WON Super Tuesday...24 Hours Later

[rndmprsn]

who do you think won super tuesday, now that we've had a day to digest it all, based on;

momentum
delegates
states
fund raising
soon to come endorsements?
media spin
co-workers
family
etc....

and most importantly...why?

[Yael]

1. The Democratic party?

[Kahuna]

2. Obama did. He got more delegates and more states. Face it..

if Hillary had gotten more states but fewer delagates she would be claiming a victory like in NV. As it happens Barack won both. :)

[rocktivity]

3. Obama was supposed to be stalled, if not stopped, by Super Tuesday

He answered the media's question "Is America Ready For a Black President?" with a such a vengeance that he's raised another two million dollars! Investing in his momentum isn't a pipe dream anymore, which means much bigger returns on his political "capital."

:headbang:
rocknation

[Dawgs]

4. Not two million, 4 MILLION!!!

http://my.barackobama.com/page/contribute_c/sincefeb5_email/graphic

[DUyellow]

6. Not two million, Not 4 million, 7,596,326!!!!!!!!!!

[rndmprsn]

5. looks like Obama...

yep

[jefferson_dem]

7. No contest. The truth wins in the end.

...O...

[Abacus]

8. Obama

It seems the media has been riding him a lot harder since Super Tuesday -- welcome to front-runner status, Barack.

[Exultant Democracy]

9. The inevitable candidate was brought to a stand still, we find out she is broke,

and it looks like she is going to try and pull a "Double Rudy" and wait for Texas and Ohio to come to her.

[TexasObserver]

10. Obama!! More states, more votes, more delegates, more $$$

The Good Ship Lollipop is taking water.

[milkyway]

11. Where did the army of Hillary supporters go? Did some checks bounce?

[oviedodem]

12. Republicans won because their party is unified now and they will

now have months to rally their base against the dems in general.

S**t.

[Alter Ego]

13. Obama won, because he met his expectations

and exceeded them to a slight degree.

Everyone's forgetting--thinking he would win overwhelmingly was quite a stretch...Clinton had leads in Cali, MA, and NY (duh) going into it, and those were the three largest delegate prizes, really. What he had to do was keep it close--he stole a few small states out from under her, picked up some surprising popular vote wins (Missouri?), and managed to keep the gap in those aforementioned states respectable while snatching up a bevy of Southern and Midwestern states that he needed to win and win big.

He did all that. when you're the underdog in politics, you don't need to win.

[blm]

14. Obama only needed to do OK. Clinton needed to SWEEP. Because going in to next round

of states is smoother waters for Obama.