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Obama Needs Superdelegate A Day Under Current DNC Rules

huffingtonpost.com
May 22, 2008
        

Last night, Barack Obama clinched a majority of pledged delegates excluding Florida and Michigan, as well as under certain Florida/Michigan scenarios. But, in spite of a big win in Oregon and a well-executed speech in Iowa, the milestone did not quite produce the sense of euphoria and closure...

Finish Line In Sight

plastic.com
May 22, 2008
        

Another Tuesday, two more primary results. Obama won Oregon handily, with 58% of the vote to Clinton's 42%, and will win the lion's share of Oregon's delegates, while Clinton trounced Obama in Kentucky, with the same 65% of the vote she won in West Virginia from the same demographic groups, to...

Obama and Appallachia

matthewyglesias.com
May 22, 2008
        

Very interesting report from Al-Jazeera. It's hard to imagine an American news outlet's report cutting so deep: This is obviously an awkward subject. Hillary Clinton and her supporters haven't wanted to acknowledge that their ranks have, to some extent, been swelled by racism. At the same time,...

                   

Shocked ! Shocked! To Find There Is Politics Going On

talkleft.com
May 22, 2008
        

Todd Beeton skillfully skewers Obama supporter and math whiz Poblano on his shocking discovery that political campaigns engage in . . . politics: Notice the loaded language [describing the Clinton campaign] ..."conspired"...[against the pledged delegate meme] Now, I'm not saying the milestone is...

"On Second Thought": Obama, Clinton Visit Florida

cbs4.com
May 22, 2008
        

CBS4 Reporter Michael William's Take On The Politics Of Florida ORLANDO (CBS4) ― THURSDAY, MAY 22 Odds and ends from my trip across Florida with the Barack Obama campaign - the one that includes lots of bus rides with sleepy reporters, lots and lots of waiting, and an interesting glimpse of this...

Clinton must play all her cards now - Obama camp's math shows magic number within reach

freerepublic.com
May 22, 2008
        

Two weeks before the final primary in their marathon battle, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were campaigning hard Wednesday. Both were in Florida, but their goals could hardly have been more different - or said more about how each one hopes to bring their historic race to a close. Obama,...

Obama Has Slight Advantage Over Clinton vs. McCain

agoravox.com
May 22, 2008
        

The central argument that Hillary Clinton is using to convince superdelegates to overturn the primary results (which have given Obama a majority of the delegates) is that she is clearly the better general election candidate since she does better in states that border Appalachia. The only (...)

Obama is unstoppable

agoravox.com
May 22, 2008
        

Hillary Clinton is as stubborn as a mule and keeps clinging to her dreams of ultimate and absolute power. Too bad for her that she is already lost the race. After the primaries in Kentucky and Oregon, Barack Obama has yet again added a sizable number of delegates to his dance card. Now watch (...)

Florida on Democrats' minds as primaries near end

cnn.com
May 22, 2008
        

Sen. Barack Obama reaching out to Jewish, Latino voters in Florida Sen. Hillary Clinton evokes memories of 2000 Florida recount Obama heads back to Washington for Senate votes Clinton set to question Gen. David Petraeus at confirmation hearing (CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama on Thursday is trying to...

                   

So who else saw THIS coming?!

houstonbeats.com
May 22, 2008
        

:sagwa: Quote: Clinton campaign's new strategy ... vote for Chelsea in 2016 By Daily Mail Reporter The souvenir vendors outside Hillary Clinton's campaign appearances have added a new badge to their wares that reads "Chelsea in 2016" with a picture of the former first daughter. Attention, whether...