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Mon Jan-14-08 11:41 PM
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New California Survey USA poll: Clinton 50 Obama 35 Edwards 10 |
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:41 PM
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1. That'll change after NV and SC. |
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:44 PM
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i live in cali and thought we were the last great bastion of progressive development, would hate to see that shattered if hill gets our delegates.
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:42 PM
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:44 PM
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4. Need Edwards To Drop Out ! |
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That would change the polls, Obama would easily win most (if not all) of these early contests.
Edwards is just a spoiler at this point.
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:45 PM
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Tue Jan-15-08 12:01 AM
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He will probably endorse Obama as well before Super Tuesday.
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Tue Jan-15-08 12:22 AM
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Edited on Tue Jan-15-08 12:23 AM by loveangelc
He sounds convincing that he's going all the way to the conventions. I think if anything, he gives all his of delegates to Obama at the convention.
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Tue Jan-15-08 04:14 AM
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21. Especially if he wins Nevada... |
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I "hope" he wins Nevada and Obama is third just to :rofl: at the Obamites who have been demanding Edwards quit the race.
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Tue Jan-15-08 06:18 AM
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23. You are what you sneer at. Exactly. |
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I've never called for Edwards to drop our. He should stay in through Super Tuesday. And if he wins NV, he'll get a ton of press and a new look from a lot of people. If he comes in second that will still give him a boost. Having said that, he just doesn't have the money to compete in the Super Tuesday biggies.
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Tue Jan-15-08 05:32 PM
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25. Look at how much not having $100 million is killing McCain and Huckabee |
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Money doesn't buy everything. Ask Mitt Romney.
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Tue Jan-15-08 12:10 AM
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12. He's on his way here Thursday. He won't drop out. The split of |
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Edited on Tue Jan-15-08 12:16 AM by caligirl
Edwards supporters 2nd choice candidate is about even according to stories I read today in the news. Edwards supporters go for Clinton as much if not slightly more than for Obama. It won't help either candidate. It will change after SC and Nevada. There isn't much happening out here as far as active campaigning other than Chelsea was here recently. Hillary has been out here a bit and Obama was here some. Not much excitement yet. Staying in, he collects more delegates and can ask them to vote with Obama when he, if he, does not win. He can get the' change message the populist message into the party platform. He is of more benefit to progressives this way much like he has driven the message of change that all the others copy now. I support Edwards and hope he wins, I won';t change until we get much closer to Feb 5. If Hillary is still ahead, I switch then.
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Tue Jan-15-08 01:50 AM
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19. Edwards will stay in. Problems could develop with regard to |
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Obama's candidacy down the road. Obama has not been tested in a national campaign. The toughest candidate he has ever run against was Alan Keyes. Edwards needs to get as many delegates as possible.
I'm campaigning for Edwards, and I'm as enthusiastic as ever.
Obama's promises of harmony with the Republicans are just so much hot air.
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Tue Jan-15-08 01:46 AM
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18. Obama is not Edwards. Edwards needs to stay in. |
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I'm talking to California voters who frequently vote. A lot of them are undecided. I do not believe those polls/ Edwards is appealing to a lot of independent voters.
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Tue Jan-15-08 04:14 AM
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20. The evidence shows Obama has to win on his own. Edwards quitting won't save him |
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It is an Obamite fantasy that Edwards 12-18% nationally will all move over to Obama and rescue the new JFK from defeat.
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Tue Jan-15-08 05:54 PM
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27. Thanks for your concern. |
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:46 PM
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Glad to see Hillary leading in this state. She'll win easily here.
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Tue Jan-15-08 01:03 AM
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17. I wouldn't count on that. nt |
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:46 PM
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7. Remember delegates are assigned |
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based on portion of the vote. Obama needs to get his 35 up into the low 40s. That's it. Sure, I'd like to win it, but I'll take a damn close second in California any day. 42% of the delegates there is a chunk. If we can pull that off, and have at least respectable showing in NY (her home) & NJ plus a few other smaller state wins we are going to the convention!
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Mon Jan-14-08 11:53 PM
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That's within striking distance. And he doesn't need to win.
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Tue Jan-15-08 12:00 AM
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10. Most people I know and talk with are interested in Edwards... |
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I guess I know most of the 10%?
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Tue Jan-15-08 12:16 AM
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13. In three weeks, that number could change five times |
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And that just might be on the low side.
--p!
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Tue Jan-15-08 12:41 AM
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15. The new polls are adding up...small wonder all the racism crap, eh? |
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Tue Jan-15-08 01:02 AM
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16. I want Obama to win California, but realistically all that matters is the delegate count. |
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Tue Jan-15-08 06:20 AM
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24. 15 points, not too bad for this stage of the game |
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Tue Jan-15-08 05:53 PM
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I am happy to see that Edwards is still in the running, though.
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