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9:10PM Hillary Clinton picked the winner in California
9:25PM Missouri still uncalled with 98% of vote counted
8:58 PM Idaho: Obama
Massive Update at 8:41PM: California-Clinton 55% Obama 32% with 9% reporting
As of this time here’s the gameboard using MSNBC/CNN as a data source:
CNN and ABC are calling Georgia for Obama based on exit polls. Absolutely no […]
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Hillary Clinton has taken the prize in the New York, Massachusetts and New Jersey primaries tonight.
Clinton also “picked up victories in Arkansas, Oklahoma and Tennessee.”
Clinton greeted cheering supporters Tuesday night in New York, which had 232 delegates on offer. “Tonight, we are hearing the voices of people across America,” she said.
Clinton acknowledged that neither she […]
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DemDaily shall attempt to bring you news periodically throughout the evening. Time willing the updates will be more frequent starting around 6PM PST.
More as time permits. Of course it’ll be a late evening. Hang in there!
A question: Why the hell are CNN and others calling states which can impact voting in other states yet to […]
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While everyone’s waiting for Super Tuesday results to roll in, here’s a diversion from the talking heads:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2vMhXOUEtI
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Just below Stuart has a post explaining how he’s gone over to the Clinton camp. I thought I’d post a similar explanation on how I’ve gone over to Obama’s camp, and cast my vote for him here in Georgia today (and thank you, Pamela, for encouraging dissenting voices on the Dem Daily).
First, this isn’t really […]
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(If you are still undecided today then here’s a thought: If you want ‘change’, and we all do, then you have to have a change agent that knows the system and has the contacts to create that change. Perhaps my thoughts as I did a 180 degree turn to support Hillary Clinton will be helpful.)
So […]
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Ah, Super Tuesday. The talking heads will be all atwitter watching the polls in 22 states and waiting to see which Democrat/Republican comes out on top at the end of today’s primary bonanza.
There will be a news blackout in this house (as always) until after 10pm. I can’t stand play-by-plays, so watching the talking heads […]
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NBC’s Chuck Todd nails the sentiments of many as we kick off Super Tuesday: “So many questions, so little time.”
There have been so many unpredictable twists and turns in this election cycle, and so many questions remain.
Yet one thing is for certain – Super Tuesday will be the single biggest presidential primary day in the […]
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There was a new round of celebrity endorsements on Monday for Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Now I love both of these guys. They are two of my favorite actors and as it is we all know that different candidates appeal to different people. So I guess I’m with Jack on this one.
Skippy has the […]
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