book_worm
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:41 PM
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I have to admit that HRC does well in non-competitive states |
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Edited on Tue Jan-29-08 08:45 PM by book_worm
She took Michigan and Florida two states nobody competed in--though even in those states over half voted against her. :)
Whoops I guess I was wrong about Michigan--she did win over half with her's the only major name on the ballot.
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:42 PM
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:43 PM
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2. One might could call it an endorsement....... |
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:44 PM
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3. Yes when she stands alone, she wins. |
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:44 PM
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4. If you are going to post snarky dumbass posts |
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try, just try, to be accurate. Clinton won over half of the vote in Michigan.
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:45 PM
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5. Michigan 55% Clinton 40% Uncommited. |
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:46 PM
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6. Ok, I was wrong there. She did get over half with her's the only major name on ballot. |
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:47 PM
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8. Which meant 40% came out just to uncommit |
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Doesn't that say something?
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:56 PM
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13. Yeah, it shows that 55% came out to vote for her. Fuzzy math? |
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:46 PM
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7. It's called name recognition! |
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Being married to a President does that.
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:48 PM
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9. Especially when she doesn't campaign in THOSE STATES AND |
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they other candidate campaigned in both...One where he had conyers and his wife do non stop radio ads. AND THE OTHER WITH RADIO ADS HIMSELF.
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:48 PM
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10. Yeah. Floridians and Michiganders are chopped liver. Their votes mean nothing. |
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Got it. Too bad the MAJORITY still wins in our elections. Tsk. Tsk.
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:48 PM
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11. Early voting in Fl - ballots cast before Bill "Jessie Jackson'ed" Obama |
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Some people had absentee ballots in their homes weeks before the election.
While there is some weird demographics in Florida, and my apologees to my Florida friends, early voting could mean some uninformed votes.
Otherwise, I guess I hope that Hillary doesn't appeal to the Supremes to overturn the Democratic Party on this decision.
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Tue Jan-29-08 08:50 PM
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12. LOL...now Floridian voters are uninformed? This is hilarious. |
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Edited on Tue Jan-29-08 08:50 PM by in_cog_ni_to
How pathetic.
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Tue Jan-29-08 09:23 PM
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it does kind of make sense that voters 2 weeks ago are uninformed about what happened the last 2 weeks.
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Tue Jan-29-08 09:25 PM
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the state that decided both 2000 and 2004, non competitive???? I think not
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Tue Jan-29-08 10:11 PM
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16. FL is non-competitive? you're not from america, are you? all candidates were on then ballot, |
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and the best obama could do was 20+% loss?
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