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Sat Feb-09-08 05:22 PM
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| Today should be the most boring primary day |
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Edited on Sat Feb-09-08 05:23 PM by marcellobarrios
Because all of us, Obama and Clinton supporters, agree that Obama will win in every state by a very large margin.
There is no suspense in the air as there was on Super Tuesday or before say, Nevada or Iowa.
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| joshcryer
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:23 PM
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| 1. Some irrational Obama supporters are saying he's the underdog to win. |
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:23 PM
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:23 PM
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| 3. Not me. I think Clinton *could* win WA or LA today, ME tomorrow. |
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Stranger things have happened.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:24 PM
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| 4. Aparently, even Obama thinks Hillary wins ME tomorrow... |
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Edited on Sat Feb-09-08 05:26 PM by sfam
I say apparently because the only reason I can think of Obama accidentally releasing the memo on predicted results was to lower expectations there.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:27 PM
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:thumbsup: If Obama wins Maine tomorrow, it will be a surprise.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:30 PM
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| 9. I find that unlikely when he brings out overflowing stadiums and Hillary gets a high school gym. |
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It's a caucus in Maine, he'll win with the same margins as before.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:31 PM
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| 10. Obama has the Lobsta vote |
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:32 PM
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| 12. But he lost the chowda vote |
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:32 PM
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| 11. There is no reason to believe Obama will lose Maine |
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Any hard evidence such as polls?
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:34 PM
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But he lost the bordering states, and the region is friendly to Hillary.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:25 PM
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| 5. I could use some "boring" days of overflowing polling places voting en masse for Obama! |
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As many of those "boring" days as possible, until he has an unsurmountable lead would suit me just fine!
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:28 PM
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| 7. Puh-lease. If you think "conventional wisdom" has any place in this primary, |
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you missed the last two months.
We have no idea what will happen today. I'd be willing to bet that what you think will happen won't.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:29 PM
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| 8. Because "all of us" agree? |
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"agree that Obama will win in every state by a very large margin" Wherever did you get that notion other than from the the M$M/Obama camp? I sure the hell don't agree and I venture there are many others who disagree with your Omabanation talking points.
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Sat Feb-09-08 05:35 PM
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| 14. I support Obama and I don't agree. |
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Don't assume this is a Hillary supporter.
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