Democratic Nomination?

Originally posted by Blax_Hydralisk
100% yes.

There are exceptions, but this is generally the case.

But, isn't that how most political descisions are made? Most female voters are for Hillary, or so we're told. But take SC as an example, he did well with almost every demographic; rich, poor, black, white, male, female. How is it any worse or better when black people do it?

I think it's great that this is an example of the upside to voter ignorance when it comes to real issues.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Well, I can understand if you don't want to make a 2000 word post if you already went over it, but it is hard to find it in a 40 page thread. So what about a summary?

Happy?

Results of the Democratic primary today in Florida. No delegates were at stake due to the DNC's stripping of those delegates for breaking primary rules. Clinton has said that if she wins the nomination, she will ask the Convention to seat the delegates, however. (210 delegates pre-stripping). With 99% of the precincts reporting:

Hillary Rodham Clinton: 50% (856,944 votes)
Barack Obama: 33% (568,930)
John Edwards: 14% (248,575)
Joe Biden (withdrawn): 1% (15,426)
Bill Richardson (withdrawn): 1% (14,782)
Dennis Kucinich (withdrawn): 1% (9,535)
Chris Dodd (withdrawn): 0% (5,402)
Mike Gravel: 0% (5,261)

Originally posted by Strangelove
She has the best plan for health care. Her position on Iraq is both practical and achievable. It's obvious that she knows what she's talking about; she understand the problems and she plans to solve them. She's passionate, driven, and best-equipped to run the government in 2009.

Happy?

Sure. What do you like about her health care plan?

Originally posted by Bardock42
Sure. What do you like about her health care plan?

News is, Edwards is dropping out, too bad.

Originally posted by Strangelove
...it makes sense.

You don't actually have interest in political debate, do you?

Stop picking on him, you self-hating homophobe.

Clinton is heavily favored in most of the super Tuesaday states. She will win this nomination but lose the general election.

Originally posted by Robtard
Stop picking on him, you self-hating homophobe.

I'm not picking on him. He can just ignore it, would be better than the vague stuff he says now anyways.

Originally posted by Doom and Gloom
Clinton is heavily favored in most of the super Tuesaday states. She will win this nomination but lose the general election.

Despite being a possible sock, you're probably correct. I doubt she can beat whomever wins the Repub nomination.

Originally posted by Bardock42
I'm not picking on him. He can just ignore it, would be better than the vague stuff he says now anyways.

Just busting your shriveled feces laden balls, proceed.

Originally posted by Robtard
Despite being a possible sock, you're probably correct. I doubt she can beat whomever wins the Repub nomination.

Good thing, too.

Originally posted by Robtard
Despite being a possible sock, you're probably correct. I doubt she can beat whomever wins the Repub nomination.

I am not a sock

Originally posted by Doom and Gloom
I am not a sock

Okay.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Good thing, too.

Is it really? Despite her positions that you have a problem with, we'd have Bill as first husband; you know he'd have influence on her presidency.

Originally posted by Robtard
Is it really? Despite her positions that you have a problem with, we'd have Bill as first husband; you know he'd have influence on her presidency.

Still, strictly going by views, I'd take Romney, MCCain and even Huckabee over Clinton.

How could you take McCain over Clinton? McCain is...stupid. At least Clinton has some level of intelligence.

Originally posted by Bardock42
Wouldn't know how much. I shall take that into account in evaluating the candidates though....

When, right before you fill out that absentee voter ballot?

Originally posted by Admiral Akbar
How could you take McCain over Clinton? McCain is...stupid. At least Clinton has some level of intelligence.

Yeah!And Clinton can raise her arms above her shoulders.