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By Stonecipher - Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 at 4:03 PM
We all knew this was coming. Clinton was expected to beat Obama in West Virginia by as many as 40-points and she did. She won by 41-points to be exact and to give credit where it is due.
But as a post this morning on the Daily Kos argues, it's a little too late for momentum and symbolism. This race is over.
Onc more...
By ChasingAmerica - Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 at 10:51 AM
67% to 26% was how it went in West Virginia. Clinton
whupped Obama.But West Virginia's
demographics, to be brutally honest, do not look like the rest of this
nation. Each of the states throughout
this great union of oursâ€"thank godâ€" are more of a mixed bag.
I think what did it for me was an interview on ABC wi more...
By strixie - Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 at 2:49 AM
Anyone
who's recently been visiting barackobama.com,
has probably noticed that more and more bloggers try to appeal to Hillary's
voters. Last primary night someone even encouraged other bloggers to make a
list of Clinton's
qualities, because unity and love are the keywords, you're welcome to join us
sisters and brothers, she's ok and we more...
By BrownEyes - Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 at 9:02 PM
There was never any question as to whether Hillary would win tonight in West Virginia, rather by what amount. The state is 95% white, the 48th poorest state in the nation and has the greatest number of people without a college degree.
My take on this is that Hillary won in the poorest, less educated and "whitest" state in t more...
By Stonecipher - Tuesday, May 13th, 2008 at 4:01 PM
There is no longer any question about it; Barack Obama has won the fight for delegates in the Democratic Primary. According to the rules set up by The Party, and according to Hillary Clinton circa January 2008, this is a race for delegates and no matter how you slice it Barack Obama wins.
If you don't believe me, go talk to jwilkes more...
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