Wednesday (post-West Virginia) Superdelegate Update

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

CNN confirms its Edwardssssssss...

Yes. That's very good news for Obama and a major blow to the case that Hillary's campaign was busy manufacturing. Next week this time, mark my words, it'll be all but over with.

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good news indeed...

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CNN confirms its Edwardssssssss...

Yes. That's very good news for Obama and a major blow to the case that Hillary's campaign was busy manufacturing. Next week this time, mark my words, it'll be all but over with.

Quite possibly so. This is very good news.

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Hillary Clinton has picked up her first superdelegate since her big win in West Virginia.

Her campaign announced the support of Vicky Harwell, president of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women.

"Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Harwell said in a statement.

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politi...on_adds_su.html

Vicki Harwell of Pulaski, TN - the very birthplace of the KKK.

Obviously the only reason anyone doesn't support Obama is because they are an evil racist

What makes you say that?

I'm sorry, I thought you were being facetious rather than pointing out an irrelevant fact.

I think you just need to get over the fact that Hillary lost the race for the nomination.

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Hillary Clinton has picked up her first superdelegate since her big win in West Virginia.

Her campaign announced the support of Vicky Harwell, president of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women.

"Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Harwell said in a statement.

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politi...on_adds_su.html

Vicki Harwell of Pulaski, TN - the very birthplace of the KKK.

Obviously the only reason anyone doesn't support Obama is because they are an evil racist

What makes you say that?

I'm sorry, I thought you were being facetious rather than pointing out an irrelevant fact.

I think you just need to get over the fact that Hillary lost the race for the nomination.

I think it's hilarious that you think I have something I "need to get over."

Why do you have a problem with the fact that I point out that not everyone who is not entralled with Obama is necessarily a big bad racist? It's kind of ironic that someone who believes your candidate is the "uniter," has been so divisive with some of their comments the past few days.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Hillary Clinton has picked up her first superdelegate since her big win in West Virginia.

Her campaign announced the support of Vicky Harwell, president of the Tennessee Federation of Democratic Women.

"Hillary’s decisive victory in West Virginia is the latest evidence that she is the strongest candidate to take on John McCain and win back the White House,” Harwell said in a statement.

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/politi...on_adds_su.html

Vicki Harwell of Pulaski, TN - the very birthplace of the KKK.

Obviously the only reason anyone doesn't support Obama is because they are an evil racist

What makes you say that?

I'm sorry, I thought you were being facetious rather than pointing out an irrelevant fact.

I think you just need to get over the fact that Hillary lost the race for the nomination.

I think it's hilarious that you think I have something I "need to get over."

Why do you have a problem with the fact that I point out that not everyone who is not entralled with Obama is necessarily a big bad racist? It's kind of ironic that someone who believes your candidate is the "uniter," has been so divisive with some of their comments the past few days.

Look, I just thought it was interesting that the first - and apparently only - super tat came out for Hillary the day after her victory in WV - which polls show was among other things due to racial bias against Obama in the mountain state - happened to be from Pulaski, TN where the KKK was born. It's an odd coincidence, isn't it? Well, I thought it was. Not sure why you felt the need to make more of it than that.

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CHICAGO, IL – Today, Wisconsin Superdelegate State Senator Lena Taylor endorsed Barack Obama.

http://thepage.time.com/obama-release-on-w...-superdelegate/

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CNN confirms its Edwardssssssss...

Yes. That's very good news for Obama and a major blow to the case that Hillary's campaign was busy manufacturing. Next week this time, mark my words, it'll be all but over with.

Quite possibly so. This is very good news.

Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards endorsed Sen. Barack Obama on Wednesday at a campaign event in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

"The reason I'm here tonight is because the Democratic voters have made their choice, and so have I," he told the boisterous crowd.

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Clinton campaign Chairman Terry McAuliffe said Wednesday that "We respect John Edwards, but as the voters of West Virginia showed last night, this thing is far from over."

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/14/edw...bama/index.html

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CNN confirms its Edwardssssssss...

Yes. That's very good news for Obama and a major blow to the case that Hillary's campaign was busy manufacturing. Next week this time, mark my words, it'll be all but over with.

Quite possibly so. This is very good news.

Former Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards endorsed Sen. Barack Obama on Wednesday at a campaign event in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

"The reason I'm here tonight is because the Democratic voters have made their choice, and so have I," he told the boisterous crowd.

...

Clinton campaign Chairman Terry McAuliffe said Wednesday that "We respect John Edwards, but as the voters of West Virginia showed last night, this thing is far from over."

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/05/14/edw...bama/index.html

Hillary will concede within the week...I predict.

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I don't know. "I will never quit" (which she said yesterday) doesn't sound like someone who plans to concede.

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I don't know. "I will never quit" (which she said yesterday) doesn't sound like someone who plans to concede.

Too bad her money said, 'I quit' awhile ago.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

I don't know. "I will never quit" (which she said yesterday) doesn't sound like someone who plans to concede.

Too bad her money said, 'I quit' awhile ago.

On a more serious note, she won't quit. She'll continue to fight to put a Democrat into the White House in November even if that Democrat ain't her.

Edited May 15, 2008 by Mr. Big Dog