Is Barack Obama Poised To Lose North Carolina Democratic Primary?
For months it has been a “given” that Senator Barack Obama was way ahead in North Carolina — in some cases by double-digits in the polls — and that rival Senator Hillary Clinton didn’t have much of a chance to win the state’s Democratic Presidential primary, and create eleventh hour “Big Mo” in their battle for the Democratic presidential nomination. New polls suggest it may now be time to retire that “given.” A slew of polls show a Clinton surge in North Carolina and Indiana.
posted by Randy Calypso @ Friday, May 02, 2008
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8 Comments:
Nope.
I think she still has a chance. Don't let she lose!
I'd say the answer to that was no.
She lost. She had Indiana... it was the best of her times, the worst of his, and HE closed the gap in Indiana. Having her "close the gap" in North Carolina with bigwigs in that state going for her and Obama under the daunting microscope, she turned a potentially super-huge-oh-my-god STOMP into a huge-oh-my-god STOMP in North Carolina. Oooh, what a gap that was closed, right? The only thing Hillary folk are really saying is "it could have been worse" lol
I do not want to call my president Obama, what kind of name is that for president. Sounds like we went to Irac and brought someone to run against Hillary. I would vote for McCane if it comes to it, even tho I am a democrat.
I want to leave one more comment. We should have a women in the White House before we have a African American. Dont forget if we vote Hillary in we also get Bill, two for one is not bad. I am a senior citizen. From Michigan.
How want,s a young black man in the white house ?. We need someone in the white house that can straighten all of this counrty,s mess up [NOW]. We don,t need anouther bush in there and we don,t need anybody in there that doesn,t have experance.We can,t afford to train someone for 2-3 yrs.
Hillary get out of the race before you discrace everybocy we know what Bill did in the oval office what is your plan to get even
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