Comments on: Texas Numbers Looking Good for Clinton http://donklephant.com/2008/03/04/texas-numbers-looking-good-for-clinton/ Big Teeth. Huge Ass. Surprisingly Reasonable. Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:59:03 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: H Kissinger http://donklephant.com/2008/03/04/texas-numbers-looking-good-for-clinton/comment-page-1/#comment-392763 H Kissinger Wed, 05 Mar 2008 13:48:10 +0000 http://donklephant.com/2008/03/04/texas-numbers-looking-good-for-clinton/#comment-392763 I was looking at the numbers and the networks delegate projections this morning. Obama in squeaking by with a 52/48 lead in the caucus voting. Obama is going to take a big hit in his delegate lead. I've seen numbers anywhere from 30 to 40 delegate loss for Obama last night. Huge night for Hillary. Once again this proves that Barak Obama cannot win the big states and his strength among blacks is far and away offset by Hispanics. Hillary or Obama will garner 90 percent of the Black vote in any general election however Obama will lose the Hispanic vote big to McCain which will offset the Black vote. Hillary will split the Hispanic vote with McCain which will offset McCain's huge advantage there. I tell you people. Obama is not electable. He has stirred the Democratic party to life but nationwide when it is his far left record and 131 skipped votes against a war veteran, Moderate who opposed Bush every step of the way, Obama will show his lack of experience and get trounced by McCain. Hillary is the only chance the Democrats have in the general election. The next 7 weeks Hillary is going to make Obama answer those questions he has managed to duck for 6 months.........How is he going to do anything his nice little 65 page book reads? Hillary has answers when you ask her about her plans. Obama just makes another pretty speech and walks off angry when the press does their job and press him for his answers. I was looking at the numbers and the networks delegate projections this morning. Obama in squeaking by with a 52/48 lead in the caucus voting.

Obama is going to take a big hit in his delegate lead. I’ve seen numbers anywhere from 30 to 40 delegate loss for Obama last night.

Huge night for Hillary. Once again this proves that Barak Obama cannot win the big states and his strength among blacks is far and away offset by Hispanics. Hillary or Obama will garner 90 percent of the Black vote in any general election however Obama will lose the Hispanic vote big to McCain which will offset the Black vote. Hillary will split the Hispanic vote with McCain which will offset McCain’s huge advantage there.

I tell you people. Obama is not electable. He has stirred the Democratic party to life but nationwide when it is his far left record and 131 skipped votes against a war veteran, Moderate who opposed Bush every step of the way, Obama will show his lack of experience and get trounced by McCain. Hillary is the only chance the Democrats have in the general election.

The next 7 weeks Hillary is going to make Obama answer those questions he has managed to duck for 6 months………How is he going to do anything his nice little 65 page book reads? Hillary has answers when you ask her about her plans. Obama just makes another pretty speech and walks off angry when the press does their job and press him for his answers.

]]> By: mw http://donklephant.com/2008/03/04/texas-numbers-looking-good-for-clinton/comment-page-1/#comment-392743 mw Wed, 05 Mar 2008 05:37:39 +0000 http://donklephant.com/2008/03/04/texas-numbers-looking-good-for-clinton/#comment-392743 I will be very very interested to hear how Obama supporters feel about Obama getting more delegates out of Texas despite Clinton winning the popular vote. Because if you accept that.. you just do not get to say anything about superdelegates overriding pledged delegates. Choose wisely. I will be very very interested to hear how Obama supporters feel about Obama getting more delegates out of Texas despite Clinton winning the popular vote. Because if you accept that.. you just do not get to say anything about superdelegates overriding pledged delegates. Choose wisely.

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