Thursday, April 24, 2008

RCP Delegate Score Card

After PA, Clinton is still behind in the delegate count. RCP, has the following on the delegate count for the candidates. The total includes Super Delegates.


Obama 1721


Clinton 1590

Thus Clinton is one hundred and thirty one delegates behind. This is about the Super Delegates. Clinton has to destroy Obama to win, does she want to win that much and will the Democratic Party allow Obama to be taken down by the Clinton Machine.

Dick Morris on Clinton and 08

Bill Clinton's old political strategist, Dick Morris, on the Factor has stated this race is over, Obama will get the nomination, the essence the election cycle is a show, the Super Delegates wont over turn the pledge delegate support of Obama.

NYT and Pennsylvania

New York Times: One night your the victor, a double digit win, next your a bad winner. In the view of the Liberal New York Times, the Clinton victory last night was an " ..another inconclusive result..." in other words it only counts if the Obama wins. The Liberal Times is split, in its heart it supports Obama, but its political head tells it Clinton is the only Democrat that can win the general election. As Obama leads in the Delegate count and popular vote, one has to discount Florida and Michigan as they broke the rules, he should get the nomination, but the head is telling the Times that Obama cant cut it with Reagan Democrats, Clinton has won the big states, in other words the LIBERAL NEW YORK TIMES is having a break down, a lot like its lost sales. Thus we see Clinton win PA, the victory was seen as using the Republican methods, the Times writes the following, Clinton used " ...Karl Rove’s playbook.." That is not a compliment from the Times, but Rove helped President George W. Bush win in Texas as Governor and then as President in 2000 and 2004. Times get over yourself, Go Hillary.

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

The Projections - PA

The final result, Clinton 55%/Obama 45%.


A race that will last till June, what fun!!


2.37am


24 vote in: 54%/46%. A Clinton win of between 8%/10% means a long race still to go.

7 vote in: Clinton 54%/46%. Clinton Margin on the increase, leading by eight percent. This could be a good night for Clinton. On to the next vote.


2.04am

CNN: Clinton Win PA



2.03am

6 percent of the vote in. Clinton 52%/Obama 48%. Looks like the end result!




1.56am

3percent of the vote in. Clinton 53% / Obama 47 %. If this holds hard for Clinton to stay in the race.


1.54am

CNN still wont call the race!

1.49am

CNN not called the race.

1.46am

Fox has Clinton winning PA.


1am

The Networks, Fox and CNN have called PA to close to call, more news soon!

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Exit Polls Warning - PA

Irish Trojan: Excellent post on being careful about Exit Polls. Read before the fun starts with actual results.

Drudge Exit Poll - Pennsylvania

Drudge Report: Has an Exit Poll that shows if true and holds up this race is over. The Exit Poll with one hour and thirty seven minutes before the polls close has the following result.

Clinton 52

Obama 48

This margin of victory could force Clinton out. Let see if it holds up during the night. In 2004 early exit polls had Kerry ahead, they changed. Lets see by the end of the night!!

Clinton Campaign and the Future

New York Times: How the Clintons are going to fight on, but a nugget of news in the article, the next do or die state is Indiana, her own team what her out if she was to lose that state. As mentioned she has a very narrow lead in that state, the Obama magic and money could finish the Clintons in Indiana. The next two weeks shall be very interesting, will another shoe drop in the Obama Camp? The Clintons will hoping for another " Bitter " comment from Obama or something new or his terrorist friend. This race is far from over!