TPMtv: Super Tuesday's Upon Us!

Your Daily Politics Video Blog: As we've done for each of the other primary and caucus night's we're going to be bringing you live results starting at 7 PM this evening from primaries and caucuses around the USA, which is about three hours from now. So in today's episode of TPMtv we bring you a final status check, what the polls say, when they close, when to expect the results and, well, and so much more.

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[souljaEXVOTO]

Hillary claims "experience" in Bill's White House. Yet she claims he will not play a big role in hers. I can't believe she has so many people (you) sold on her after she sold us to China by voting for the war. It's the WAR stupid.

And Why do people not recognize that Obama has more experience as an ELECTED official? And he's a better person. And he's beating her in general election polls. And with him, the future of Dems is assured. It shouldn't even be this close.

[classic14rider]

Hillary's negatives are too high to win a general election; Obama can attract independent voters. McCain can attract independent voters to the Republican side, but he has too much internal opposition within his own party. Romney has really pissed people off within his party, plus he is too ideological (albeit he is a phony ideologue) to win the general election. Only Gravel, Ron Paul, and Kucinich (now out of the race) are telling us the truth. But Obama inspires, which is important.

[snarkwaupaca]

And I don't want to disparage Obama. He is the ONLY canidate I ever gave money to, and will likely give more. He has the best chance of manifesting our dreams for a better country.

[djathens2]

What are you talking about? How is TPM biased in this video?

[classic14rider]

Yes, snarkwaupaca -- There is a certain vagueness to Obama that allows people to make of his message whatever they want to hear in it. He inspires people to believe in themselves in the same way that Bobby Kennedy once did, and, in the same way, motivates them to shake off their apathy and to get involved in the political process. Fighting apathy is a good thing in my opinion, but it can also set them up to be disillusioned during the inevitable political horse-trading and compromise.

[Emanouche]

This is... scary.

[snarkwaupaca]

Does Obama tell us only the truth we can handle. It seems that do tell more of the truth(Paul/Kucinich) never get above 10%. If you follow old reports of Obama in the Late 90's he "got" Israel but had to dispose of those views to run nationally. We can't handle the truth.

[TrevorJNoyes]

BAAAA BAAAAA Baaa BaAAA SHEEP

[sonnybrown]

You guys are just as biased as the rest of the main stream media. I'm over it

[vertigate]

5. I don't think Romney is strictly pro torture, but positions such as this can be bridged, same as his war stance. An Obama presidency would certainly entail a no torture policy (how progressive) and a pullout from Iraq. At least Romney doesn't proclaim he wants to stay in Iraq for 100 years. He talks about security and dealing with terrorism.

[souljaEXVOTO]

as Obama said, it's important to be RIGHT on day one.

and if I hear her say ""day one" one more time..... grrrr.

(like Giulliani & 9/11). A funny poll I saw today is that she does better with high school degrees (they said Wal Mart shoppers) & Obama does better with college educated people. in other words smart people.