Comments on: Super Tuesday Predictions

By: jogger

jogger — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:05:12 +0000

The main stream media and “so called bloggers” have nothing to do with spinning how much Hillary is slipping. We’ll let you Clinton people “find a way to insist this is really” a Hillary victory.

America is waking up to who and what Hillary represents. (Complete and total compromise and a taste for Mid East wars.)

The “idiots” don’t have to say much today, the voters said it all yesterday!

OBAMA 08!

By: SanderO

SanderO — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 01:41:28 +0000

“Today, a large share of this money is deposited in so-called sovereign-wealth funds (SWFs). Americans should get used to that phrase. It stands for giant pools of wealth that are under the control of government agencies like the Kuwait Investment Authority and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority. These SWFs now control approximately $3 trillion in assets, and, with more petrodollars pouring into the petro-states every day, they are projected to hit the $12 trillion mark by 2015.”

By: WigWag

WigWag — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 01:41:10 +0000

So your prediction is 15 states for Clinton and 7 for Obama? Even if this proves correct the main stream media and many of the so called “progressive” bloggers will find a way to insist that this is really an Obama victory. Even if Clinton won 22 states to none those same idiots would find a way, with a straight face, to tell us that Obama won.

By: SanderO

SanderO — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 01:34:42 +0000

“Consider this: In 1998, the United States paid approximately $45 billion for its imported oil; in 2007, that bill is likely to have reached $400 billion or more. That constitutes the single largest contribution to America’s balance-of-payments deficit and a substantial transfer of wealth from the U.S. economy to those of oil-producing nations. This, in turn, helped weaken the value of the dollar in relation to key foreign currencies, especially the euro and the Japanese yen, boosting the cost of other imported foreign goods and so threatening to fuel inflation at home”

By: Garbo

Garbo — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:59:35 +0000

I don’t remember who they said was responsible for it. The way it is supposed to work is “decline to state” voters are supposed to be given a specific non-partisan ballot that would be good for voting either in the American Independent or the Democratic primary. So you are supposed to mark one of the bubbles to say which party’s primary you are voting in, and then mark which candidate you are voting for. The weird thing is, there also seems to be a bubble on the Registered Democratic ballots. But registered dems are not supposed to mark the bubble. And now a lot of confused poll workers have given dem ballots to indies, instead of non-partisan ballots. Muy confusing.

By: cinnamonape

cinnamonape — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:45:18 +0000

Wish I’d have the chance to vote for Edwards—officially in OR out. Someone said yesterday, I think it was Kos that if this goes on past today, then we can expect the two of them to camp out in PA for the next big one. That means we will have them here for more than a month! What a nightmare.

NOTHING prevents you from voting for Edwards. He’s still on the ballot in most states still…and there’s always the write in for those latter states. You won’t have the right to influence the viable candidates in the race, but nothing prevents you from voting the way you wish.

By: TLinGA

TLinGA — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:36:11 +0000

Yeah, we get to satisfy our Iowa envy for an hour! LOL

By: jayt

jayt — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:35:37 +0000

Hey — we like the attention!

oh - well it wouldn’t be a normal day if I didn’t put my foot in my mouth a time or two, now would it?

By: rwcole

rwcole — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:35:16 +0000

No offense to Georgians- but half an hour is long enough to discuss that race…

By: Marion in Savannah

Marion in Savannah — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:34:40 +0000

[bangs head on desk]