Exit polls: Clinton voters say no to Obama for V.P.

[no name 1]

(CNN) — Should Hillary Clinton win her party's nomination, a significant majority of Mississippi Democrats who voted for her think she should not offer Barack Obama a spot on the Democratic ticket.

According to exit polls, 60 percent of Clinton voters say the New York senator should not make Obama her running mate, while only 34 percent say she should.

Obama supporters appear to be more welcoming of Clinton as Obama's vice president. If Obama wins the party's nomination, 64 percent of his supporters say he should make a similar offer to Clinton.

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[AnewKINDofFEELIN 0]

(CNN) — Should Hillary Clinton win her party's nomination, a significant majority of Mississippi Democrats who voted for her think she should not offer Barack Obama a spot on the Democratic ticket.

According to exit polls, 60 percent of Clinton voters say the New York senator should not make Obama her running mate, while only 34 percent say she should.

Obama supporters appear to be more welcoming of Clinton as Obama's vice president. If Obama wins the party's nomination, 64 percent of his supporters say he should make a similar offer to Clinton.

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Her Mississippi voters are just a bunch of white supremacists who don't want a black in the white house, of course.

Mississippi doesn't matter in the general election, anyway. You might as well just go ahead and put a big R behind the name (Mississippi-R).

[almaty 19]

and obama says no to clinton.....

[Alex+R 0]

(CNN) — Should Hillary Clinton win her party's nomination, a significant majority of Mississippi Democrats who voted for her think she should not offer Barack Obama a spot on the Democratic ticket.

According to exit polls, 60 percent of Clinton voters say the New York senator should not make Obama her running mate, while only 34 percent say she should.

Obama supporters appear to be more welcoming of Clinton as Obama's vice president. If Obama wins the party's nomination, 64 percent of his supporters say he should make a similar offer to Clinton.

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Mississippi doesn't matter in the general election, anyway. You might as well just go ahead and put a big R behind the name (Mississippi-R).

Sad but true. None of these voters' opinions matter in the end.

[no name 1]

(CNN) — Should Hillary Clinton win her party's nomination, a significant majority of Mississippi Democrats who voted for her think she should not offer Barack Obama a spot on the Democratic ticket.

According to exit polls, 60 percent of Clinton voters say the New York senator should not make Obama her running mate, while only 34 percent say she should.

Obama supporters appear to be more welcoming of Clinton as Obama's vice president. If Obama wins the party's nomination, 64 percent of his supporters say he should make a similar offer to Clinton.

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Mississippi doesn't matter in the general election, anyway. You might as well just go ahead and put a big R behind the name (Mississippi-R).

Sad but true. None of these voters' opinions matter in the end.

but mine does (for some), apparently.

[Alex+R 0]

Only if you vote for the Democratic nominee.

[no name 1]

Only if you vote for the Democratic nominee.

so if I vote for Nader or McCain or Mickey Mouse, my opinion is less valid? Got it.

[Alex+R 0]

Only in the exact same context as the comment I made about Mississippi Dems' opinions. That in the general election, their state always goes Republican. California always goes Democrat. Unless you plan to vote in a different state, a Republican or non-Dem vote in CA would be as valuable as a Dem vote in Mississippi.

Not sure why you continue to insist on purposely (cuz you're not that dumb) misinterpreting what people say in order to stir the pot. Good luck next time.

Edited March 12, 2008 by Alex+R

[no name 1]

Only in the exact same context as the comment I made about Mississippi Dems' opinions. That in the general election, their state always goes Republican. California always goes Democrat. Unless you plan to vote in a different state, a Republican vote in CA would be as valuable as a Dem vote in Mississippi.

Not sure why you continue to insist on purposely (cuz you're not that dumb) misinterpreting what people say in order to stir the pot. Good luck next time.

Thanks for clearing that up! (I get confused in my old age)

Edited March 12, 2008 by illumine

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

California voted for Reagan and Bush Sr.

[Alex+R 0]

California voted for Reagan and Bush Sr.

And not a Republican since. Nobody thinks Republicans will get CA, do they?

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

California voted for Reagan and Bush Sr.

And not a Republican since. Nobody thinks Republicans will get CA, do they?

They keep electing Republicans as governors

CA would be a Republican state without Los Angeles and SF

Edited March 12, 2008 by rkl57

[Alex+R 0]

California voted for Reagan and Bush Sr.

And not a Republican since. Nobody thinks Republicans will get CA, do they?

They keep electing Republicans as governors

CA would be a Republican state without Los Angeles and SF

That's definitely true. I'm glad those are such big cities.

[lucyrich 20]

CA would be a Republican state without Los Angeles and SF

Yeah, but it wouldn't have very many electoral votes if you took out those two big population centers. Like Illinois without Chicagoland.

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

CA would be a Republican state without Los Angeles and SF

Yeah, but it wouldn't have very many electoral votes if you took out those two big population centers. Like Illinois without Chicagoland.

Although Orange and San Diego counties are very populous and very Republican