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I am a hillary supporter but i think she will not win Louisiana or Nebraska today but she will win Washington State and Maine.

I thought she might would win Maryland but looks like that is going to obama

Obama is going to win Virginia, Washington DC and Hawaii

Hillary will win Wisconsin.

US Virgin Islands.... not sure who will pick up the win.

March States i think will depend on how clinton and obama do the rest of this month.

I think when its all over... it will be a clinton/obama ticket.

If its a combined ticket, it would only serve to have it be Obama/Clinton. He is much more of a leader than she.

Being a woman, I looked forward to having a female president throughout my life. I'm 39, now, and I still believe we will have a female president in my lifetime. I have seen great women leaders, and although Hillary is very bright, and a skilled and tireless worker, and I see she cares, I don't see her as a true leader. A leader is someone who can not only 'get the job done', but someone who inspires many to get many jobs done. A leader inspires a movement that goes beyond party lines. I am so enthusiastic to have a president who can convey progressive values across party lines. Obama is the one who is already doing that, and, when in office, will do that in spades.

Putting Obama in VP would be a waste. Putting Hillary in V.P. could be a valuable partnership - one that would fully allow the expression of each of their best abilities, while at the same time be a potent force for realigning all that has been disintegrated over the past eight years.

Why is everyone so convinced that Obama is going to get Louisiana? I think it could actually be a lot closer, given the diaspora brought on by Katrina...Does everyone else think I'm crazy?

The real news today would be if Clinton pulls a win in Washington--especially after MSM suggesting only uneducated people vote for her and thinking that the Seattle area will go for Obama. Second, if she can win Louisiana, that'd be news considering the racial make-up of the state (BTW, does anyone know if Jefferson endorsed anyone? I can't imagine anyone asking for his endorsement. What about Nagin?). I don't think Maine, Virginia, or Maryland later mean much. Though, I'll be curious in the latter two if Clinton can garner enough soccer-mom votes to beat Obama's Black vote. Should be interesting in any case.

The voting in Nebraska is overwhelming the system out there.
http://ap.theindependent.com/pstories/state/ne/20080209/245449799.shtml

OMAHA, Neb. — Thousands of people statewide overflowed school gyms, sat in traffic and stood in groups to be counted as part of Nebraska's first Democratic presidential caucus.

In Douglas County, the state's most populous county, an average of 1,000 people turned out at each of 15 caucus sites, said Eric Fought, spokesman for the state party.

Thousands of people waited outside Sarpy County's lone caucus site and there were reports that traffic to the site was backed up as much as four miles.

Law enforcement shut down the Highway 370 and the intersection leading into the site because the area was packed with cars.

The turnout was so high that Democratic officials in Douglas and Sarpy counties announced that they would delay the announcement of their results at least one-and-a-half hours.

I'm curious why ElectionCentral hasn't made more posts about the final Super Tuesday delegate count. It's certain the Obama won at this point, with only a few delegates that could possibly shift in either direction (1 in New Mexico, maybe 2 or 3 in Colorado depending on turnout at different precincts). Obama has what I pretty objectively find to be conservative estimates (http://origin.barackobama.com/resultscenter/) on his campaign site. Conservative, that is, with the exception of New Mexico where Hillary currently has a 14/12 lead pending counting of provisional ballots, although it's rather likely that Obama will make up the difference after counting those ballots if a majority of them count (if all were counted, he'd need 53%, and the lions share of provisional ballots cast are in counties he carried handily).

It's not like the calculus is all that difficult here. Obama's count shows him winning Super Tuesday delegates 847-834, with exactly 0% of a chance that he's off by 7 delegates.

God has no business in government or politics. God is not real, it is an imaginary thing created by people who feel the need to have the unexplainable explained to them in terminology that a 6 year old can understand.
The right to bear arms in the second amendment is for a militia, not the everyday citizen. If you want to play with handguns, join the police force or the military.
Marriage no longer means what it did. 55% end in divorce, over half of those in the first 5 years. Get over yourself BlueStateRepugnican.
This country needs a republican party about as much as it needs a War in Iran or N. Korea.
The GOP is a dying breed. Too Grand, too Old, and no longer a party but a division of cynical groups of hate-mongers.
GTFOOMC. Bravo6 out.

CNN is prepared to call the Kansas caucus for Huckabee by a very large margin.

""The GOP is a dying breed. Too Grand, too Old, and no longer a party but a division of cynical groups of hate-mongers.
GTFOOMC. Bravo6 out.""
Talk about hate-mongering. I bet you don't shout your God loathing venom too loudly at OSU games do ya?

""If you want to play with handguns, join the police force or the military."
Guns aren't to be played with. I'm a Veteran. I know better. I've seen what bullets do. Still doesn't mean I won't protect myself or my family.

An just because marriages fail, doesn't mean they aren't special. Any time two people want to profess their love for one another, i see that as a good thing. And if they have the respect and perseverance to stay true to it, marriage becomes a better thing.

And just because I give Love a Divine source ie. God, don't poop on me. It reflects badly on you, and it's this type of intolerance I thought Dems were against. (Big Tent=Small Minds?)

We can do better.

bravo6. I am as well. VA will go dem in 08 if its obama/webb or obama/good vp. If its the clintons it will be ruby red.

I worked on Sen. Webbs campaign in 2006. He did well state-wide, but it was the ever changing demographics in the NoVA suburbs that propelled him, like Gov. Kaine the year before, to victory. He did better at the top of the ticket than we expected in places like Danville, Martinsville, Lynchburg, Blacksburg..the Piedmont region as it is called. This may be the hidden story behind his ability to win the independents and moderate Repub's fed up with Sen. Allen.
Jim Webb is also a USNA grad, class of 1968. He won the Navy Cross in Vietnam. For more info on his background, check out his bio here: http://www.jameswebb.com/about.htm
Honestly, he is a bit monotone when he speaks but is has a quick wit and is a tremendous listener. Fields of Fire was(/is?) required reading for incoming plebes at USNA.

Thank you, bravo6. I checked out Webb's resume and was impressed. Re: the link to the boots photo was not so successful because the Washington Post wanted sign-up info (sigh!), but your description of the photo was affecting.

People like Senator Webb, and our progressive, cross-the-party-lines Democratic governors in the midwest and such, make me feel so very hopeful about our country's future. There's talent everywhere in our party, which over the years I had started to think was old and tired and full of unimaginative, argumentative bunk. Thank God...

Webb wrote a editorial in the WSJ or the NYT after the election last year that Billmon highlighted as one of his last posts. Blew Bill's mind that this guy who was in Reagan's administration had turned into a fullblown populist policy wonk.

Douglas and Sarpy County Nebraska (Omaha metro area) results just in. Douglas County: Obama 77% Clinton 23%; Sarpy County: Obama 75% Clinton 25%.

Just got back from my Seattle caucus. My precinct, which is a wealthy white enclave amidst a more African-American one, voted for Obama 83% to Hillary's 15%. Other precincts in our building had similar percentages.

My mother-in-law voted across town. The tally there was also Obama at 80%.

Not a significant statistical sampling, I know, but there it is.