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Super Tuesday
#1

Time to Barack N' Roll!

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#2

It's funny that the Republicans have essentially been relegated to the "also ran" category, and all of the attention has been channeled to the Democrats. I suppose it's pretty obvious why. With all that Bush has done for the Republicans I'd be surprised to see one as president within the next twenty years.
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#3

The NYT ran a front page story a few days back pointing at Bill Clinton's shady business dealings. So the fix seems to be in for Obama. That's where I'd put my money today.
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#4

mojo_mattv Wrote:It's funny that the Republicans have essentially been relegated to the "also ran" category, and all of the attention has been channeled to the Democrats. I suppose it's pretty obvious why. With all that Bush has done for the Republicans I'd be surprised to see one as president within the next twenty years.

I don't think that's the case; I just think the Democrat race is closer and more compelling, given the "break-the-mold" candidates.

Don't be surprised if the GOP wins the White House again in November.
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#5

come on obama. i'll be up all night watching.
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#6

go Colbert!
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#7

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I'm not easily impressed by celebrity-infused montages, but this is quality stuff.
Anxious to see who takes Missouri for the Dems. I think Clinton had a slight lead in the polls, but I suspect Obama's momentum is in play here, too.
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#8

I'm scared.

Oh God, I hope he wins.

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#9

The Horrible Esthete Wrote:
mojo_mattv Wrote:It's funny that the Republicans have essentially been relegated to the "also ran" category, and all of the attention has been channeled to the Democrats. I suppose it's pretty obvious why. With all that Bush has done for the Republicans I'd be surprised to see one as president within the next twenty years.

I don't think that's the case; I just think the Democrat race is closer and more compelling, given the "break-the-mold" candidates.

Don't be surprised if the GOP wins the White House again in November.

Call me cynical, but I think that the GOP has a much better chance to win the White House again in November if Hillary is the Dem nominee, simply because she has a track record and an actual platform that McCain (please God no! :rambo: ) or Romney can run against whereas Obama, for his positive message of change, has yet to talk about specifics in his policy proposals and probably would not get the same level of scrutiny from the major media.
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#10

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#11

Tim --

The votes will be counted into the night and into tomorrow, but today we won states and we won delegates in every part of the country.

As of right now, we have won more states and delegates than Senator Clinton. It's a remarkable achievement we can all be proud of.

Tonight, we know one thing for sure -- our time has come, our movement is real, and change is coming to America.

At this moment in history, the stakes are too high and the challenges too great to play the same Washington game with the same Washington players and expect a different result.

This time must be different.

There will be those who say it cannot be done. But we know what we have seen and what we believe -- that when ordinary people come together we can still do extraordinary things.

Yes, we can.

Thank you so much,

Barack
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#12

dude's the anti-christ...he's going to doom us all


not my theory lol, just a theory i've heard...sounds crazy, but i think that the republican should use that to run against him lol!
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#13

I am so utterly disgusted at Mitt Romney and the Republican Party hierarchy right now. Why the %^$%^ should Romney suspend his campaign so the the lunatic, backstabbing war hero can claim the nomination? This was a very bad decision on his part and I am sick and tired of the way the Republican Party chooses its leaders. This "its my turn" crap does not work in a democratic process.
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VioletlightHeron Wrote:I am so utterly disgusted at Mitt Romney and the Republican Party hierarchy right now. Why the %^$%^ should Romney suspend his campaign so the the lunatic, backstabbing war hero can claim the nomination? This was a very bad decision on his part and I am sick and tired of the way the Republican Party chooses its leaders. This "its my turn" crap does not work in a democratic process.

All things considered....it's not as if Mitt has more than fart's chance in a windstorm after Tuesday.....
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