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November people, November
Sandra
In Dems2008@yahoogroups.com, "worldpeacesoon" <berts420@...> wrote:
>
> Yeah, Ohio is huge in picking republicans. Ohio went for Bush in
2000 and 2004.
>
> What do you mean by the racism is starting to hurt Obama? You are a
clinton supporter, of
> course you are sick of hearing the truth about your candidates race
baiting tactics. I think
> most people have seen that the clintons are the dirtiest
politicians in a long time. They
> will do anything and everything to get elected. What would the
Clintons and you say if
> Obama said that Hillary was only where she was because of Bill and
because she was a
> women? They and you would be all over him, I can just hear
it, "Obama doesn't respect
> Hillary's accomplishments, Obama is sexist". The difference is,
Obama is above the dirty
> politics of fear and division. Ferraro should step down as
chairperson and Hillary and her
> supporters should disavow the comments.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -- In Dems2008@yahoogroups.com, isabelle <isabelle_ms@> wrote:
> >
> > Obama's win in Mississippi might help him with the
> > nomination, but he is consistently losing white voters
> > in the South as this progresses. I crunched the
> > numbers myself, and he got about every African
> > American voter he can count on in the state today, the
> > youth once again were over estimated and won't be
> > enough to put Mississippi in play for him in November.
> > 3/4 of Hillary voters said they won't vote for Obama
> > which is becoming a problem. The rascism talk and
> > whoever said what about who, is really beginning to
> > hurt Obama, in that people are sick of hearing that
> > every negative attack becomes about race in one way or
> > the other. Chris Matthews is now saying the red phone
> > ad was rascist. Ohio is huge in the general election
> > and if he doesn't win Pennsylvania, I really have my
> > doubts that he can win the general.
> >
> >
> > --- Rick <y.bull@> wrote:
> >
> > > Something Hillary's advisors seem to be missing is
> > > it's about the
> > > delegates. Tonight's Obama win in little old
> > > Mississippi is a bigger
> > > net win then Clinton's Ohio. Obama just goes on
> > > quietly winning
> > > delegates. What they don't seem to get it tht this
> > > is a 2 person race
> > > and someone is going to win on the first ballot! If
> > > they simply split
> > > the the remaining contests, Obama goes into the
> > > convention only about
> > > 100 votes from the needed 2025 and Clinton needs to
> > > woo nearly 70% or
> > > the remaining uncommitteds to stop him. If he keeps
> > > chipping away at
> > > this delegate count like he has been, Clinton's task
> > > becomes
> > > impossibly, if it already isn't. Hillary's camp
> > > better leave the
> > > momentum thing to newscasters who get paid to make
> > > a race look
> > > exciting. They better start thinking about
> > > arithmetic.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
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