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1 posted on 02/15/2008 5:06:52 AM PST by jdm

How you gonna keep ‘em on the plantation, Billary?

2 posted on 02/15/2008 5:07:56 AM PST by kittymyrib

How long until he gets a visit from Chelsea?

3 posted on 02/15/2008 5:08:20 AM PST by IMissPresidentReagan ("Don't give up your ideals, don't compromise, don't turn to expediency..."Ronald Reagan, 1976)

They’re all FLIP FLOPPERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

4 posted on 02/15/2008 5:12:01 AM PST by FES0844 (FES0844)

If she wins Ohio and Texas he can always go back.

5 posted on 02/15/2008 5:12:43 AM PST by period end of story

Osama/Obama keeps chirping about "change". I guess Rep. Lewis decided Obama was right.....

What is more amazing to me is that John Lewis keeps getting elected to the House.....looking at his voting record and ridiculous public statements, it appears to me that he has a room temperature IQ at best......

Note to Hillary staffers: Hide the ashtrays.....

6 posted on 02/15/2008 5:16:21 AM PST by Thermalseeker (Silence is not always a Sign of Wisdom, but Babbling is ever a Mark of Folly. - B. Franklin)

ROTFLOL. This guy can’t even make his own mind up and stick to it. “No her; No him”, “No her; No him”.

Ah, whichever way the fame and money are currently flowing will be where most of them are anyway.

Don’t these people ever feel ashamed; atleast very least of how stupid they look?

7 posted on 02/15/2008 5:17:39 AM PST by freekitty (Give me back my conservative vote.)

Don't count Team Clinton out too early. Remember, many pundits and commentators thought she was DOA after Obama's early wins.

Team Clinton knows how to play down and dirty, and they aren't going to let this big prize slip through Hillary's fingers without an all-out war, if necessary.

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Latest delegate tally:

Pledged Delegates

CNN
2-12-08

FoxNews
2-14-08

RealClear
Politics

Republicans 1,191

McCain 827 843 825

Romney 286 288 291

Huckabee 217 242 240

Paul 16 14 14

Democrats 2,025

Clinton 1,211 1,220 1,237

Obama 1,253* 1,275 1,289

*Obama lost 3 from earlier CNN tally
All are equal. Well, sort of.
All may be equal, but some are more equal than others.
Both the Dems and the GOP use 'extra' delegates. Most of these 'extra' delegates are not elected by the general membership of the party. Instead, they are appointed by other special party leaders and elites. The Party really doesn't trust the general membership to do the right thing and select the Party's preferred nominee.
So, both poltical parties have a bunch of 'extra' delegates. The Dems call theirs Superdelegates, and they own nearly 27% of the total delegate count. The GOP calls theirs 'uncommitted' delegates. The GOP is a bit more equal because their uncommitted own only about 19.5% of the total delegate count.
Either way, those extra delegates are more special than the ordinary primary voters; they get two votes. They get to cast their regular citizen vote for their desired candidate, and then they get to cast an extra vote at the convention for their special candidate.
Where did these special voters come from? Most are from the ranks of the elite within each political party -- the leadership, the state chairpersons, the special people.

8 posted on 02/15/2008 5:24:24 AM PST by TomGuy

The more things change, the more they remain... insane.

10 posted on 02/15/2008 5:35:04 AM PST by Liberty Valance (Keep a simple manner for a happy life)

That was before his district went overwhelmingly for Obama. One can hardly criticize him for deciding that he needed to represent the will of his constituents. That’s one of the reasons why I think the bulk of the supers will wind up in the Obama camp.

14 posted on 02/15/2008 5:47:07 AM PST by Non-Sequitur (Save Fredericksburg. Support CVBT.)

When the bald headed one (who marched with MLK) signs on during Black History month,the trouble is beginning.

Every word he utters is a slur

17 posted on 02/15/2008 5:51:15 AM PST by bert (K.E. N.P. +12 . Never say never (there'll be a VP you'll like))

Out of the big house, back to the fields. Still a slave.

18 posted on 02/15/2008 5:53:28 AM PST by Crawdad (I cried because I had no shoes, until I met a man who had no class.)

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Pledged Delegates	CNN 2-12-08	FoxNews 2-14-08	RealClear Politics
Republicans 1,191
McCain	827	843	825
Romney	286	288	291
Huckabee	217	242	240
Paul	16	14	14
Democrats 2,025
Clinton	1,211	1,220	1,237
Obama	1,253*	1,275	1,289
Obama lost 3 from earlier CNN tally All are equal. Well, sort of.* All may be equal, but some are more equal than others. Both the Dems and the GOP use 'extra' delegates. Most of these 'extra' delegates are not elected by the general membership of the party. Instead, they are appointed by other special party leaders and elites. The Party really doesn't trust the general membership to do the right thing and select the Party's preferred nominee. So, both poltical parties have a bunch of 'extra' delegates. The Dems call theirs Superdelegates, and they own nearly 27% of the total delegate count. The GOP calls theirs 'uncommitted' delegates. The GOP is a bit more equal because their uncommitted own only about 19.5% of the total delegate count. Either way, those extra delegates are more special than the ordinary primary voters; they get two votes. They get to cast their regular citizen vote for their desired candidate, and then they get to cast an extra vote at the convention for their special candidate. Where did these special voters come from? Most are from the ranks of the elite within each political party -- the leadership, the state chairpersons, the special people.