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As you can see, the race for Hillary IS NOT over. She won the last 5/9 states, including the large states and the swing votes. She took a hard to sway swing state, a large one at that by about 10 points. She took Indiana(a win is a win), and it was in his back door. She lost North Carolina, but she cut his original lead to under 50%, and that is one of his voter bloc states.
BitterCycle 3 years ago
She WILL WIN the next 4/6 contest, and win at least 2 of them by pretty large margins. Say what you will obama fans, at least I tried to do the math, and scratched below the surface, while you paid too much attention to flat numbers and a slanted mainstream media.
BitterCycle 3 years ago
Projected delegate count after the primaries, including super delegates:
Obama = 1971
Hillary = 1811
Obama = + 160
BitterCycle 3 years ago
After Mi. & Fl. are counted and reallocated, including super delegates, which IS going to happen:
Obama = 2116
Hillary = 1998
Obama = + 118
Total:
4114
Obama + 2.87%
BitterCycle 3 years ago
So as you see, he may not even get to the magic number, and these figures are giving him credit. So since the race will be locked up to about a 3% difference give or take, the nomination will have to be decided on who can carry the big states, swing vote, experience, and who has the less ammo for the Republicans. All important historically to run in a general election. So put the corks back in your bottles, because it isn't over yet.
BitterCycle 3 years ago
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BitterCycle 3 years ago
She has won all the BIG states-if the Democrats had winner take all, like the Republicans did, she would have won the nomination already. And if Florida and Michigan had counted,she would be ahead in the popular vote.
independentparty 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
You are wrong. Experience rules.
hildog11 3 years ago
Sen. Dodd had made a very good point on whether experience matters here. I like the moment when he said Sen. Obama asked a very good question to Sec. C. Rice on senate. This is really true. Go Obama08
MovieXmania 3 years ago 4
Voting for an obvious liar and a bigot ? Would you do the same for a white candidate who was a lying bigot ?
BitterCycle 3 years ago