Wow. Hillary Won big time in Nevada. She crushed Obama. Edwards will be out after this. He has been delt a crushing defeat in Nevada, and the same will happen in South Carolina.
Romney also won. He is now the front runner. Even if he loses in South Carolina, he will have more delegates and more money and more momentum.
I think this proves that Hillary and Romney will be the candidates.
Caucus's, I wonder why they all have been going to these? Could it be because it allows them to devour other candidates? The process has produced a result far out of line with recent polls, because they produce a last man standing type of result. Many of those 52% did not support Clinton as their first choice, obviously.
Sure Tim the illegals call her el presidente. Do you know how EASY it is to get a voters registration card....I know a girl in Iowa who has a Florida Drivers licence but an Iowa voters registration card.
Do you know what PROOF you have to give....either your DL # or the last 4 digits of someones SSN.
I have said it before and I will say it agian, Obama has yet to learn how to get the vote out. There was lighter turnout than he expected and it cost him big time. The Clinton campaign is very experienced and their supporters are on the ground working hard. Another mistake was the way OBama has begun attacking Sen. Clinton. Didn't he learn in NH? Guess not. For older voters, it is a mistake to attack an woman and for women it is taken as a front to attack the first serious female candidate for president. His attacks gain her votes, and tarnish his image of being something new and different.
Lori: Different states have different requirements. I think all states - including Iowa - require you to affirm that you are a US citizen, and that they all allow for challenges of individual voters at the polling place (or absentee votes).
I do not believe that there is voter fraud going on as you hint at. And, apparently the Bush Justice Dept - which has been looking long and hard - hasn't been able to find it, either.
Clinton: 5,355 state delegates Obama: 4,773 state delegates
Obama: 13 official Democratic Party delegates Clinton: 12 official Democratic Party delegates
If you look at these figures you can see the race was a close one. Caucus results are always difficult to understand and difficult to report on. But Clinton did not blow Obama out of the water in Nevada by any means. Edwards did lose badly.
There was a time, not that long ago, when Nevada came in last in terms of voting (per population) in elections. The turnout seems small for the Democratic party, but maybe this is a big turnout for Nevada.
One things for sure, each vote really counted, at least for the Democratic party.
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Romney also won. He is now the front runner. Even if he loses in South Carolina, he will have more delegates and more money and more momentum.
I think this proves that Hillary and Romney will be the candidates.
And Romney has the almost home state advantage.
Lori, the illegal vote? Yeah, OK.
Looks like the evangelical vote is staying home this year.
Do you know what PROOF you have to give....either your DL # or the last 4 digits of someones SSN.
I do not believe that there is voter fraud going on as you hint at. And, apparently the Bush Justice Dept - which has been looking long and hard - hasn't been able to find it, either.
Clinton: 5,355 state delegates
Obama: 4,773 state delegates
Obama: 13 official Democratic Party delegates
Clinton: 12 official Democratic Party delegates
If you look at these figures you can see the race was a close one. Caucus results are always difficult to understand and difficult to report on. But Clinton did not blow Obama out of the water in Nevada by any means. Edwards did lose badly.
Percentage wise:
Clinton 52%
Obama 45%
Edwards 4%
One things for sure, each vote really counted, at least for the Democratic party.