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Re: The Super Tuesday thread
One thing this shows is Obama has big support across the nation. He is not a regional candidate. He is grabbing states in the south, northeast, and the midwest. We don't know about the west yet. WE'll know in about 90 minutes.
He can win a general election. The "non electability" factor regarding Obama has now been thrown out the window.
- Randall Flagg
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Re: The Super Tuesday thread
Don't get caught up in number of states won. It's all about delegates. If Clinton and McCain both pull off NY and CA, the race is decided and those are are two nominees. I don't know Huckabee's background, does he have a law degree? Outside of the VP spot, I don't see what cabinent position he is qualified for.
- Randall Flagg
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Re: The Super Tuesday thread
I disagree with your asseriton that Obama's electability is thrown out the window. Obama is winning in Southern states where he has no chance of winning in November, and won in Deleware where he got 90% of the black vote. While Obama is a contender, he hasn't won across the board the way Clinton has.
Re: The Super Tuesday thread
Don't get caught up in number of states won. It's all about delegates. If Clinton and McCain both pull off NY and CA, the race is decided and those are are two nominees. I don't know Huckabee's background, does he have a law degree? Outside of the VP spot, I don't see what cabinent position he is qualified for.
Go look at the people in Bush's cabinet. The head of FEMA was involved in horse racing and nothing else.
Huckabee can easily fit in somewhere. I don't see why McCain would want him though.
Flagg, the dems share in these delegates. If Hillary wins Cali, Obama still gets some of those delegates.
