When Obama wins Mississippi

[sorrybushisfromtexas]

When Obama wins Mississippi that will give him 14 out of the last 17 primaries or caucuses. If you count Texas as a win, which it will be, that is 15 out of 17. Gosh that's 88% and, Hillary has won only 2 out of the last 17, which is 12%. You talk about momentum. I am putting my money on Barak. I ask that you do too. I have given $100.00 a month for January and February, and will pledge to give another $100.00 each month until November. Will you make a pledge too? Please give him as much as you can afford each month until after the general election. We need him as president.

[think4yourself]

1. Right on, brother!

I'm giving as much as I can. It feels good!

[John Q. Citizen]

2. I just gave him $25 (my first obama donation) via the internet, and am sending in another $15

I'm a sigle dad raising 3 kids with no child support from their mom, so I can't do anymore for a while.

[hisownpetard]

3. That is amazing and wonderful. Thank you for doing that!

[sorrybushisfromtexas]

4. Barak

What is important, is not the amount, but just the fact that we give to the next president of the US.

[Catherina]

6. Thank you. I'm just sending him my annual bonus

It's not showing up on my paycheck for another week but after seeing the stupendous level of ignorance he has to fight is higher than I thought, he can have the whole thing.

Thank you for posting this when you did.

[panader0]

8. I'm a single dad raising 3 kids too.

But I get child support. HeHeHe.. Sorry, I know what it is like. I had to go to court a lot to get support, but it was worth it.
Getting ready for my first Obama donation.

[Window]

5. Count me in SBIFT.

Gladly.




Peace:thumbsup:

[quantass]

7. I donated $1,000 a few days back.

[panader0]

11. How excellent!!

[Kittycat]

9. We've donated a few times, and will continue to do so as long as he's in the race.

If Clinton gets the nod, she won't see a dime from us. We'll use that money to solely support down ticket candidates that will have to fight harder because of her.

[Blarch]

10. already sending the checks.

keep up the good work. :hi:

[JorgeTheGood]

12. meaningless ...

there are no caucuses in the GE. It's the real thing where you have to be a citizen, be able to prove it and be registered with either a party or independent and no being bused in from another state.

Let's see Obama win under those conditions.

[monmouth]

13. Oh...he will and by a landslide..n/t

[John Q. Citizen]

14. Obama has won more primaries and more caucuses. He leads in the popular vote.

Obama does better than hill in almost every match-up with McCain.

He's definatly the stronger candidate for the Dems.

Have you seen the recent SUSA state by state poll?

[lastknowngood]

15. What is the chance of a Dem win in Nov in Miss.? 0% none at all get a clue

n/t

[grantcart]

16. Found this poll on Mississippi

Obama takes 100% of the Hispanice vote (4) and Hillary leads in independents. Still looks like a 20 point victory

http://southernpoliticalreport.com/downloads/uploaded/23_InsiderAdvantage_Majority_Opinion_Poll_3-7-2008.pdf



ARG - not very good but all we got
http://americanresearchgroup.com/
Barack Obama leads Hillary Clinton 66% to 31% among self-described Democrats while Clinton leads Obama 44% to 31% among self-described independents and Republicans. Among men (43% of likely Democratic primary voters), Obama leads 49% to 42%, with 8% saying they will vote for someone else. Among women, Obama leads 65% to 28%.

Clinton leads 61% to 22% among white voters (42% of likely Democratic primary voters), with 13% saying they will vote for someone else. Obama leads 87% to 11% among African American voters (55% of likely Democratic primary voters).

Obama leads 66% to 22% among voters age 18 to 49 (32% of likely Democratic primary voters) and Obama leads 54% to 40% among voters age 50 and older.

12% of likely Democratic primary voters say they would never vote for Hillary Clinton in the primary and 21% of likely Democratic primary voters say they would never vote for Barack Obama in the primary. 17% of men say they would never vote for Clinton and 48% of white voters say they would never vote for Obama.