LIVE THREAD - New Hampshire Primary

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[NYC Republican]

Game's ON... My prediction... Obama in a blowout, McCain by 5.

[NeoCaveman]

I’m watching the margin. Obama just took about ten percent off it. From 2.8 down to 2.25 percent

I think they counted the rural northern parts of the state first. I think those would be the best places for Hillary and McCain.

[Azzurri]

Republicans voting for McCain and Huckabee in the first two states. Uggh! My party has left me.

[yorkie]

I want Hillary crushed during the primaries so bad that she has nightmares about it far into the future and no member of the Crinton Crime Family ever has a shot at the White House again. Then I want her Senate seat taken away from her as well.

Is there such a thing as caucus soul mates? Tee hee.

[hole_n_one]

MSNBC is calling it for McCain. Hugh Hewitt must be beside himself

First his Buckeyes get throttled in their annual BCS choke job, now Romney.

The fetching Mrs. Hewitt has her work cut out for her.

[Tree of Liberty]

Get a grip. This is freaking NEW HAMPSHIRE. It’s a veritable RINO preserve. Wait until some states that actually matter cast ballots before you back that traitor.

[ejdrapes]

So Hillary very well could beat Obama, McCain beats Romney and Romney is out there telling the media that he is very confident and thinks he's the only one who can beat Obama.

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Thank you for that. I'm now'v got to go rearrange my sock drawer. Will you rearrange mine, too? (I've got three.)

It takes a long time for me to do it. I'm color blind. So, I just do the rearranging in the dark. Just kidding.

[furquhart]

Romney’s down. Iowa gone, New Hampshire, gone - last of the major candidates in national polls.

Fred has no money and not enough time to turn things around.

Giuliani has waited too long, is out of money, and still has all of the negatives he had before.

That leaves two Republicans who can be the nominee: McCain and Huckabee. McCain is more acceptable to the GOP establishment than Huckabee.

[maggief]

Thanks for the link.

IMO, the recent pics from Kenya were a staged photo op. Just look at the brand spankin’ new 8x10 of Obama taken 20+ years ago.

[zencat]

Right now with ~ 12% in, only about 800 votes separate Obama and Clinton. So, overall percentages aren’t that telling, yet.

[Theodore R.]

If so many liberals flee MA for NH, and NH become so liberal, why does not MA become more conservative? Instead, it too remains fully liberal.

[B Knotts]

Agreed. If McCain is the nominee, I don’t think I could vote for him.

[conservativegramma]

Drudge now has Clinton 40% to Obama 35% - the beast may win this one looks like.

[roses of sharon]

Hugh was playing that scene from Braveheart today, where Wallace is saying....hold......hold....hold....hold...., for the entro into a Mayor G. interview. LOL, it was funny.

He said he will go with him, but his first choice is Gov Romney I think.

[popdonnelly]

The problem with John McCain is that he is part of the Washington establishment. He loves talking with Democrats. He loves making compromises. He loves bipartisanship. And the Democrats think he is stupid.

[Petronski]

It’s not fair to judge the polls until there’s 90+% of precincts reporting.

[End Times Crusader]

John McCain - Leadership for America

[over3Owithabrain]

Obama will definitely win the black Southern vote, big-time. Besides, in a match between a black gemtleman and a white beyatch, black gentleman wins everytime. Especially in the South. Especially amongst black voters.

[SharpTalons]

McCain is not well liked in SC after that stunt he pulled with their senator.

[dforest]

With the looks of the GOP, I am about ready to catch Obamamania! /s, of course, but I may end up sleeping through election day 2008.