Taking Nebraska and Washington by a better than 2-1 margin. Clinton apologists, please start your engines...

1 out of 3 for obama!

i read somewhere that if hillary can keep her numbers in tonight's voting above 30%, the delegate tie will not be broken. can any delegate mathematician confirm this?

I'm not gonna start the 'over-rated' cheer yet, but time is running out for HRC.
the margin in WA is astounding! even with the support of Sen's Cantwell and Murray..WA does have the "outside the beltway" mentality, tho.
what's with the slow LA results? is it the french law?

On a side note, why is MSNBC taking the night off? Do they really get really high ratings from Lockup and their other Reality TV shows?

Fox News just called Washington for Obama.

I don't live in IL but am familiar with that race. He's put her, as Bill might say, in Jesse Jackson territory.

If you want to talk about irrational and unreal go over to the hillbots site at Taylor Marsh. They are not only playing the sexist victim card for all it is worth but also take pleasure in the fact that an exit poll in Louisiana shows only one-third of Clinton voters would support Obama if he were the nominee. With friends like these...

Let's wait for Louisiana before we call it a knockout. Low voter turnout in that state may help a Clinton upset.

Let's wait for Louisiana before we call it a knockout. Low voter turnout in that state may help a Clinton upset.

Voter turnouot was a dismal 15% based upon early estimates, but demographically the Dmeocratic vote was still 49% AA according to CNN earlier.

Funny how Obama supporters can make it out to caucus on a Saturday, but apparently it is too much of an inconvenience for the Clinton supporters.

She's probably going to win Maine tomorrow. What is she going to say then?

The Clinton campaign is really bankrupt of even good spin now. Wasn't it a person named Hillary Rodham Clinton who went for the Knock Out Punch in the Iowa Caucuses. Say it again Iowa Caucuses. First state to vote, and Hillary went full bore there, but after she loses some Caucuses, now we start to hear Hillary's Sour Grapes Brigade proclaiming that Caucuses are not fair.

Did you hear the one from them about how tonight's result are not meaningful because Senator Obama outspend them by a few hundred thousand in those states.
Hillary's Sour Grapes Brigade need to explain how that works to that big spender Mitt Romney.

Obama has won both in primary election states and caucus states. Hillary has not.

Nebraskan here. Our first caucus, so none of us really knew what to do, but things went OK. The place was absolutely packed - too full to even talk together easily. I don't think they expected that many people. Luckily, I got there just before the registration was supposed to START, because the parking lot was almost full, and the line already stretched clear across the room (inside, luckily). And people kept coming at that rate for another hour. I don't know where they ended up parking.

The line for registering new Democrats also stretched across the room, and stayed that way for even longer. Of course, that's a slower process, but they were registering a LOT of new Democrats.

In my precinct, there weren't enough Clinton supporters to reach the 15% threshold, so we went entirely for Obama. Almost all white, an even split between men and women, and varied ages (though quite a few young people). I was really impressed with them (of course, they agreed with me, so no wonder).

LOTS of enthusiasm for Barack Obama!