Fun With Numbers
CNN's Delegate Calculator
Labels: 2008 US Election, Hillary Clinton
Labels: 2008 US Election, Hillary Clinton
posted by calgarygrit at 6:13 p.m.
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6 Comments:
She's done. And McCain probably will be as well; Obama can unload on him in ways that he never could have against Clinton.
(The c-bomb McCain dropped on his wife alone could make for an ad as effective in swaying women as Willy Horton was. More accurate, too.)
By Demosthenes, at 7:30 p.m.
"She's done."
How often have we heard that phrase since the start of primary season? How often have those words been eaten by Obamaniacs like Demosthenes. I know it must sometimes feel like being on the set of the Night of the Living Dead but Hillary will be done when she says so or when she loses on the convention floor, if she loses.
She's not done yet. She'll win the next two contests coming up. Obama's limping to the finish line, like a wounded animal, but he ain't there yet.
By Anonymous, at 10:31 p.m.
“Obama's limping to the finish line, like a wounded animal, but he ain't there yet.”
Exactly! Clinton is hanging on because of pride and malice. She’s willing to damage the Democratic Party because it has refused to endorse her nomination. Thank goodness for Obama.
By JimTan, at 12:33 a.m.
a quick review of that CNN site shows Clinton taking calif, N.M. Ariz, NY, Flor. among other highly populated states.
IF there were proportional rep, I'd say H.Clinton had already won.
watch out what you ask for........
Go Hill, all the way to the end.
By Unknown, at 12:40 p.m.
"IF there were proportional rep, I'd say H.Clinton had already won."
Art,
The Democrats allocate on a proportionate basis. Obama has the most elected delegates because he has won the popular vote.
Still your friend
Jim
By JimTan, at 6:30 p.m.
Thanks so much for the post, very helpful info.
By comprar un yate, at 7:16 a.m.
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