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obama loses by 8%

Did i read that Obama has left PA. Well, that ought to tell you something.

Philly turnout is very high all over city , if this stays this way all day til 8:00 i think Obama has a real shot at an upset Provided the normal doesn't happen in Philly. Such as the dead vote the coma vote the double voters and so on. With both FAST EDDIE RENDELL and new Mayor MIKE NUTTER being in hillay's camp and their knowledge of the mysterious Philly voting through the years watch for 1 million 600 thousand of the 1 million 200 thousand voters actually voting

Clinton + 12%

Clinton by15%

Predictions?

Here is mine. Hillary 60%, Obama 39%.

I want a revote in New York! LOL

Just read today's Siena New York Poll Release.

54% of New Yorkers have a favorable opinion of Obama, against 48% for Clinton.

Only 34% have an UNfavorable opinion of Obama, wheres 46% have an UNfavorable opinion of Clinton.

And Obama is doing better than Clinton against McCain.

I wonder, will Hillary be able to keep her New York Senate seat after losing the presidential nomination?

don't forget WEST COAST MESSENGER is affiliated with the Clinton campaign --

The RCP Average for the Democratic Presidential Nomination is at a record high for Barack Obama today:

Obama has a full 10 point AVERAGE lead over Clinton in the national polls.

There was quite a scene at my polling place in the Art Museum Area of Philly this morning. A long line and a lot of smiling faces. I think many of us are just glad this thing is over in our state. That being said, today was truly satisfying on many levels. After the kitchen sink, the 3 AM nightmares, bullshit bitter-gate, the debate from hell, and the last minute Rovian scare-you-to-death ads, pushing that button for Senator Obama was like lifting a two ton gorilla named Hillary off my back.
No doubt I will be sad tonight if Obama loses (51-48), but when it is all said and done, I know in my heart and in my mind that I cast the most important vote of my lifetime. And I look forward to doing it again in November.
She will stay and fight and continue to tear him down, but she won't win.
I don't care what happens from here on out, in my judgment, the Clintons are dead and gone.
I wish them no ill-will, just banishment from our country's political landscape.
America is alive again, and we are ready for a new generation of leadership.
Time to change that motto... Yes we WILL.

Nice tie on the GMA piece!

So then, IF Senator Clinton wins big in Pa she lives to fight on. Perhaps even get the nod from her party and goes on to beat up the old guy and win the general.

Then some crackerjack reporter digs into the vote and finds crossover republicans, trying to nix Senator Obama’s bid, were responsible for the large primary win in Pa. that propelled her into the general.

At that point the country unifies and comes together like never before over the definition of the word Irony.

She will either win or lose by a small margin. Pressure will mount for her to bow out. She will stew over it for a few days. I predict she'll announce her withdrawal from the race on April 26th.

My husband predicts that she will lobby McCain for his VP slot, which would fit in with her campaign's Republican bent, i.e. saying McCain would make a better President than Obama, courting the conservative media, being endorsed by her former sworn enemy Scaife, using fear to try to win the election, etc.

I agree Hillary will win, but not by as much as she would like. I think a lot of people forget on this board that Obama won Iowa, and a lot of states that are 90% white. Race was never an issue until Bill opened his mouth before South Carolina and then the media jumped on it. As for outspending Hillary, Obama has to! He doesn't have a famous name to run off of. Let's get this done and over with and concentrate on McCain! It's about Past vs. Future!

Another PA voter for Obama. Hillary might win the state, but it's not going to by more than 5 pecentage points. Philly turn out is going to be huge and carry the day. Game over, drive home safely.

Clinton actually went to Bosnia. Obama lied about not going to church.

Clinton will win, but the media will spin it to make it look like a plus for Obama regardless of the point spread. Why should we expect any difference between all the previous primary voting outcomes?

Anyone who thinks that voting for Hillary is voting for credible judgement, open door government transparency or anything other than the same old/same old is not an informed voter.

To really know Hillary, track through her past. It's scary.

Barack Obama is genuine and has mobilized the American people - that's the big thing that no other candidate has done since Kennedy. He has engaged the American people of all walks of life, even people who have never voted. That's what it will take to change our country. It's a grassroots campaign, and it's about time!!

Obama 08!!

Obama is actually a liar. He hided the race card, he lied his relationship with his pastor, he lied about relationship with Rezko, he lied about his capital gain tax plan, he lied about his Iraq plan.

He is just more cunning than Hillary. He is the one untrustworthy. I never know what his 'Change' plan is.

WestCoastMessenger,

Hillary lied about Bosnia, about NAFTA

lest we forget!

Just see the facts:

Over 30 yrs, low-middle income, work-class, Catholic...favor Mrs. Clinton.

Young people, African-American, high income demanding too much freedom...favor Mr.Obama.

What the difference?

People without financial pressure like their "Word-Change" man

People with pressure for survival love their "action-Change" lady

Your two cents:

Under the difficulty situation faced by the great country, who you pick up with confidence?