Tim Russert on the South Carolina Exit Polls

Tim Russert talking about the exit polls in South Carolina and what this might mean for Super Tuesday.

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[tktru]

RIP Tim Russert

[Muddas05]

ACTUALLY OBAMA WON more Delegates in New Hampshire than Hillary

[veelighted7]

I read online that Tim was a Democrat. I've noticed his son seems like A Dem too. I like his son, I think he's a rising star too.

We miss you Tim : (

I know you're watching the elections from up above : )

[Tbozfan07]

Yes, she got 9 and he got 9. He definately got more.

[driubi]

This allows a candidate who is only getting 26% of the american people's support to still be elected if the super delegates choose to come together. That means that a candidate with 74% of the peoples vote, can still the nomination taken away from him. Another interesting thing - bill clinton is a super delegate, and has pledged his vote for hillary. My vote = 1. A super delegates vote = 25,000 - 50,000. That is undemocratic.

[driubi]

Yeah, the dems set up the super delegate system after nixon whooped mcgoverns tail in 72. He won the primary by a slim margin because of his anti-war stance. To prevent someone who was seen as unelectable from gaining the nomination the dnc created one of the most undemocratic ideas in politics, the super delegate.

[glory789]

Very undemocratic.

[V3125]

You're referring to Nevada. New Hampshire was a delegate tie

[TinFoil23]

A fact that should be noted about this primary is that Clinton has little to brag about, in all demographics and groups.

Thats the result of clinton politics, you just cant reason with it

[tosred]

well here comes ted kennedy's endorsement of obama... where do you think the remaining larger part of the superdelegates will go now? suprise suprise