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donna — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:17:41 GMT

I have a question for the Hillary supporters who say that the block of African Americans voting 95% for Obama are racist.

Why do you find fault with us, but it was OK for Bush who is a Texan, to carry Texas, in his Presidential bids? Likewise, why is it just fine, and dandy, when any GE candidate is expected to carry their home state?

Is identity politics approved by you, just so long as Black folks don't ever, ever gain an advantage?

Did it upset you when Irish Catholics voted overwhelmingly for the Kennedys. Has it upset you, that you, as White folks have voted exclusivly for other White candidates your entire lives?

No, I did'nt think so.

G-D bless my White, Brown, Red, Yellow, and Black, brother, and sister dems, whom He has blessed with the good will to respect, and appreciate us all.

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aleese — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:22:21 GMT

I will post this since MSNBC was more interested in hearing their own commentary than actually allowing us to watch the proceedings.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=-Znob6zUnIM

Just In Case you Missed It (Sent Saturday, May 31, 2008 5:19 PM)
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I did miss it, 'Just in Case', thank you. I think it is worth a re-posting.

Donna Brazile is becoming a star in her own right. May her political future be bright.

Maybe Madame President someday?

(I just love messing with the Obama haters)!

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Geoff in Brooklyn — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:26:16 GMT

MSNBC: ANY (?!!?!) guesses/reporting as to how many supers will come out tomorrow? Tuesday?

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Obama a winner--clinton a whinner — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:27:11 GMT

Why do people keep repeating Hillary'obnoxious arguement that she is winning the popular vote? It is not true! How can you leave out the caucus state votes? It is not right and when she says"every vote counted" whar about the people that actually went and raised their hands! These are votes. A fair formula could be figured on, but then again it would prove that she does not lead the popular vote. Senator Obama has won the most delegates, the most states and the most popular votes! The majority of people that have supported Senator Obama will not vote for Clinton. I will change and declare independent and sit home if she is on the ticket. I do not want to be part of a party that can throw away a winner for a whinner! I expect the superdelegates to start declaring soon for Senator Obama so that the healing process can start now!

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Eric, Salinas, CA — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:27:46 GMT

Closer and closer to the finish line with each delegate comes Barack Obama, the inevitable nominee.

I got a big laugh out of "Bush Hugger" McCain saying he's going to give a big speech Monday about how he's a different kind of repugnant one. A pile of dung by any other name is still a pile of dung. He will never escape the stench emanating from his BFF "Dung Beetle" Bush.

Go Obama 08/12!

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Geoff in Brooklyn — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:30:19 GMT

MSNBC: Something to note: Clinton folks said they'd get full seating of FL and MI with full votes, even though they new this was not going to happen. Obama NEVER claimed he'd get anything more than what he actually got. With that in mind, Obama's claim that he'l get a bunch of supers Monday/Tuesday is pretty credible.

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Conrad, Wichita, KS — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:32:55 GMT

nah nah nah nah
nah nah nah nah
hey hey hey
Goodbye!

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Darcy, San Franciso, CA — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:33:46 GMT

Just another 48hrs and this thing will be done. It's a shame that Sen. Clinton let it go to this point. Though, from the start her campaign has been one poor decision after another. Don't know why I would expect anything else. I think Hillary has set women back, not advanced the cause. I hope I'm wrong about that.

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geoff in Brooklyn — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:36:53 GMT

The popular vote, including Florida which the DNC now accepts, and excluding Michigan, which the DNC now rejects, and including the caucus states, the numbers currently are Obama +183,067.

That includes the Puerto Rico vote that has reported as of 6:30pm.

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Hillary needs 85%.OF REMAINING DELEGATES .. — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:47:49 GMT

OBAMA'S PERCENTAGE HAS DECREASED. HE NOW NEEDS ONLY 19% OF REMAINING DELEGATES.

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Dave Francis — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:50:37 GMT

I am trying to convince my family, not to vote for Senator Obama. In my eyes he condemned himself, when he stated he would signed into law a AMNESTY, for illegal foreign nationals. But my family needs Universal health care from Hillary, after my daughter died from Cancer. Read his betrayal at his site: http://obama.senate.gov/podcast/060504-immigration_ral/

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mlhradio — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 22:51:16 GMT

FYI, the "magic number" is not 2117 - the magic number is the number of delegates needed to REACH the 2117 number. (As per sports analogies)

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A Latte Lover, Seattle, WA — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 23:16:38 GMT

Nice win Senator Clinton!! Congrats to Senator Obama on being so close!! I was listening to Donna Brazielle earlier on CNN. She was stating that as a SD (speaking for herself only) that the metric she would be looking at is the delegate count. Not in fact, the popular vote which many seem to still be touting. The popular vote is so close, it is amazing. Depending on which scenario you look at, either could be winning the popular vote. Also, another fact, other winners of the primary Democratic nomination, did in fact lose the last primaries, Bill Clinton and Gerald Ford were both named. A little bit of trivia, I was not aware of.

Women for Obama, 08

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Barb, Los Angeles, CA — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 23:19:30 GMT

Clinton needs 203 and a magic wand.

It's over. Her speech today was no indication that she wants party unity.

She is going to everything in her power to cost the dems this election in November. The only positive to that is that her career will go down in flames too.

What a megalomaniac.

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Ethel Lee — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 23:49:42 GMT

What is wrong with Hillery? Every statistic tells the real story. If she is for the unity od the party, she need to change her ways. I know she understands rules and I know she realizes no one respects anyone who cannot respect rules. Why does she think the rules have to change for her? She is a sore loser. Sometimes one loses by a small margin and sometimes one loses by a large margin; non the less, a loss is a loss. There is always a winner and a loser. Accept the obvious. I have high regards for the Clintons, but the longer she keeps going the less I like her. I know nothing stays the same and I know it is time for a change. Please stop while I still have a little respect for you, Senator Clinton.

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Michael Holder, Tampa, Florida — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:03:40 GMT

Ridiculous caucuses won't save Barack Hussein Obama during the Presidential election process. Neither will his association with some of the most vile people on the planet:

Fidel Castro - former President of Cuba

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad - Iran’s President

Ahmed Yousef - representative of Hamas the terrorist organization and a mass social, political and religious movement.

Louis Farrakhan - leader of the Black Panther Party and Nation of Islam

Bill Ayers - terrorist radical who helped bombed the Pentagon, the Capitol, and other buildings.

Rev. Jeremiah Wright - former Senior Pastor of the Trinity United Church of Christ

Father Michael Pfleger - the liberal activist and longtime friend and associate of Sen. Barack Obama,

Congratulations to the Democratic Party.... your greed for new voters (young people) at the sacrifice of a much more experienced candidate who has done nothing but serve the Democratic Party for the past 30 years.... will cost you a percentage of your constituents and the 2008 Presidential election.

This "former Democrate but NOW Independent" will be voting for John McCain as he carries my home state of Florida.

As for the DNC...the can go F..K themselves.

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sporcupine, kentucky — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:05:10 GMT

Why 2,118?

When I add up all the numbers above, I get 4,225. I count 8 Edwards delegates who have not moved to Obama (18 before yesterday, plus 6.5 from Florita yesterday, minus your 16.5 above who have endorsed.)

That adds to 4,233, which only yields 2,117 needed to win.

Where are the other two? (Or the other one if you're rounding?)

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Achiles, Rocky Hill, CT — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 00:09:05 GMT

Go Obama!! We are almost there. I can't wait for Tuesday night when you will clinch the normination!

Obama for President.

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Two time loser! — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:07:09 GMT

One might say how ironic it was , the timing and the head count. Obama, won the first round and he will win the second round. Yes, Hillary has to be shown the back door two times before it sinks in.

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Tiredofthestupidness — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:15:20 GMT

It is so sad that even as Obama has been so very gracious to hillary (which she doesn't deserve) she still can't give a speech that will unite the party! She is such a sore looser!!. She has disrespected herself, women, her party and the American people. Bill is not even worthy of being called former president. his behavior is down right dispicable. They gather a cast of racist bigots around them and a few blacks that act like step it fetch its ( that big tooth grinning woman that calls herself a senator) is a shameful example of someone that is so out of touch and should never hold any elected office. We all know what she should have said in her speech, but true to form she had to throw jabs at Barack. I will be so glad when wednesday night is here and Obama can declare hos victory with a real celebration (let the confetti and baloons fall) I'm sick of hearing about not wanting to offend hillary, she celebrated after every one of her wins , like she had already won the presidential election. Wednesday night will be President Obama's turn to celebrate. He should not even think about having her as vice president, not for a split second. She has already dropped hints for any crazy looney out there to do him harm, so she can't be trusted at all. She is the perfect of EVIL! This country would have been set backwards if she would have won. Thank God she can now go back to wherever! let her be John McCain's running mate since she he is her good friend and she loves him so much. But I bet not even he would want her, bill didn't even want her for a while. Hey why are you not reporting on the trial of paul/clinton (HINT) let the world know the real deal before they get sent to prison how about that instead of preacher news? Well we won't have to worry about it after Wednesday, then she can slither away in her hole.

President Obama!!!! 2009

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observerinvancouver — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:39:43 GMT

Real Clear Politics has popular vote totals. (No doubt First Read or MSNBC has them too but I don't know how to find them.) If you use the votes from the primaries (except the Washington State primary which was just a beauty contest), include Florida and Michigan, giving credit to Sen. Obama for the uncommitted votes, and estimates of the vote for four caucus states (Iowa, Nevada, Washington and one other, sorry), Sen. Obama is ahead by nearly 45,000 votes. Even though that last sentence sounds like it should be from a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta, this would appear to be the fairest way to calculate the popular vote. I wouldn't expect much agreement from Clinton supporter, though.

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No Obamas in the white house — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:42:22 GMT

Supers step to the plate and end this. Obama has the ObamaNation in mind, I feel. He and his radical,
anti-whitey, pro black liveration, pro black supremacy. I won't listen to another word Obama has to say. I've seen and heard enough already.

Hillary or McCain.

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frank, NC — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 01:46:24 GMT

Here is proof that Clinton and McCain wont do what they say they will on the campaign. Its pandering and promises that wont be held.

Here is my explanation.

If Clinton and McCain were so convinced, as they said they were during PA and WV, about the absolute need for a gas tax holiday why arent they in Washington implementing it. Its already a week past memorial day and if you want to gives us a gas tax holiday then we need it now. So if they arent doing it was this just another empty promise designed to pander and gain favor with voters esp those economically disadvantaged?? I hope a Clinton and McCain supporters will answer this debate and give us an alternative explanation. Please lets keep this intelligent and civilised and i mean that supporters of all 3 candidates.

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SHANAH — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 02:23:45 GMT

IT'S OVER....

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john sullivan, los angeles, california — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:19:32 GMT

The poplular vote argument by Clinton is somewhat misleading. If all the states west of the Mississippi (Colorado, Washington, Minnesota, Utah, Kansas, Nebraska, Idaho, Alaska, North Dakota, Nevada, New Mexico, Iowa and Wyoming)that had caucuses had primaries instead all but two would have went for Obama netting him 500,000 votes or more.
Now I know Washington [and Nebraska] had a primary, that is a bad barometer. Who would disagree that the voting in a primary only in Washington would not have been substantially different then Oregon where Obama picked up 110,000 votes? [What percentage of Washington primary voters were over 60?] Washington is over twice the size of Oregon. Washington has 6 million, so does Minnesota and Colorado has 5 million.

It looks like Obama is stronger than Clinton in the West among all kinds of non-Hispanic whites including Texas and California except Oklahoma. [Can someone explain why?] Lets see if my theory holds true on Tuesday when Montana and South Dakota vote in primaries. If Obama wins on Tuesday I figure Clinton's somewhat creditable argument about the popular vote becomes totally discredited in my mind. Caucuses distort Obama's numbers slightly but would not change the result in any state and would not have changed the result of who the Democratic candidate is.

Anyway you slice, a very close nomination race. But there are no grounds to deny the nomination to Obama. And as to who would beat McCain, both should so lets end that debate too.

If Clinton had taken a less adversarial approach to this process I would have strongly supported her on the ticket. Too many 3:00 a.m. ads. I regretfully say now after a lot of thought, I can not support the notion that Clinton should be V.P.

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Kenny B. — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:19:38 GMT

You can be pretty confident that the splits of the remaining delegates will be about even, 18-18, with Obama leading in polls in SD and MT and Clinton likely to pick up a majority of the remaining 5 in P.R. That means Obama's number will be 27.5 after Tuesday's primaries.

Also, have you counted the Maine add-on super today for Obama, yet?

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Mccain 2008 confirmed! — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:25:04 GMT

I am beside my self, Mon, Tues and the circus is over!!
The winner is a loser, McCain is the next President. Dnc has no future!

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Shmadam Daniel, Bishop, CA — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:34:29 GMT

Obama should give Hillary 4 of his delegates from Michigan to eliminate any thoughts of challenges to Michigan in Denver. It won't make any difference in his nomination.

Obama/Hagel '08 (the real unity ticket)
Clinton = Secretary Of Defense

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it is over...face the facts! Beat McSame — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 03:35:41 GMT

It's OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LMAO!

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Ponani Sukumar — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:03:18 GMT

Hooray !
It is "OBAMA Nation" for the next 8 years !

H-O-P-E, resurrected !

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Allen Lungo — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:24:59 GMT

Okay Supers!

There must be 30 of you ready to declare on Monday, so Obama can become the nominee Tuesday night at the close of the primary season?

PLease don't wait any longer. You know she doesn't deserve your support after the way Bill and she ran the campaign since Super Tuesday.

Let the party start Monday!

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Don Joe — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:35:03 GMT

But 19 + 81 is greater than 100. What is this, new math?

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Sonny, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 04:58:40 GMT

WOW!! Well done Clinton!!
VOTE OBAMA!! :)

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Al Thomas, Fulton, KY — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 05:26:33 GMT

85% plus 19% = 104%.
Someone needs some math classes.