Charlie Rose - Chuck Todd

Chuck Todd has followed this presidential race as closely as
anyone. As NBC News' political director, he regularly analyzes
the race for the network's top news programs. I recently spoke
to him about Sen. Barack Obama's pursuit of superdelegates and Bill Clinton's impact on the race.

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[mujinnokoya]

@johnnyharpe

Yes, I saw that ad, too, and though the same thing I wrote in my first email. But I didn't know spambots also sought love/etc.Technology is really amazing nowadays.

[michaelrobert1974]

No, he is probably short staured. Tony Brown

also has a large head and he is short.

So what?!

[johnnyharpe]

Chuck Todd has a giant head. Did he have a head transplant?

[iamsilverback]

Typo...should have said every state that touches Illinois goes to Obama?

Mr. Todd, Kentucky touches Illinois, as does Missouri and Indiana. I think your Illinois theory may be a strech. Of course I can see Obama pulling off Wisconsin and Iowa, but let's not get nuts here.

[iamsilverback]

Chuck,

McCain wins in November with at least 274.  Too many red states to overcome. I am giving Obama Michigan AND Pennsylvania. Also giving Obama Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Iowa and the entire Northeast even New Hampshire. I understand that you are trying to keep it interesting for the ratings at MSNBC, but Obama's weakness in the South and plain states will allow McCain to sail through.

I must say I get a kick out of your Illinois theory...ever state that touches Illinois is Obama's?

[ver506]

It's never going to be perfect, nobody will ever be able to please everybody, there will always be people who will complain no matter what, just like you! That's the world we live in i guess.

[ejucatedhorse42]

I think McCain, Obama, and Hillary suck equally as hard, and was just making a general comment on the state of democracy in America.

[ver506]

That may be true, but they were the rules before the game even begun. Maybe they can be changed for next time...but they've worked just fine in previous elections too. People will complain about the rules when they're losing, and it's a lousy tactic.

[Nominay]

he didn't miss anything - you missed most of the conversation - this is just an excerpt

[applesidertea]

go obama!