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| Subject: 10 delegates and counting |
well Richard and Wannabe - 10 more delegates and it is time for champagne. Roy will need to pay up on his bet and we can move on to phase two of this endless drama.
plan on watching history being made tonight.
[03-06-2008,21:14]
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Sharon |
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now we are down to 6 and the polls still need to close.
[03-06-2008,21:46]
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Sharon |
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You got that right, Sharon. Roy needs to invite us all to his local pub after tonight. CNN now reports 7 delegates difference.
The next big question is how forward she´s been today in pushing him to select her as VP. Lots of his supporters don´t like that, especially on the eve of his big win.
[03-06-2008,21:46]
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Richard |
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is there any mathamatical way for both of them to reach 2118?
[03-06-2008,22:54]
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Sharon |
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MSNBC just declared it. Good, good stuff tonight.
I think Clinton´s conduct today just further shows her character, or lack of it. She needs to step away; it´s well past time. Unfortunately I think she is going to stick around, for whatever reasons she may have.
Yeah Obama!!!!
I can be in Toronto in 7 hours, Roy, for some good ol´ Canadian strength beer.
[03-06-2008,23:02]
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wannabecanadian |
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Interesting question. Maybe since pledged delegates were closely divided that if superdelegates did the same it might be possible. Not sure though.
[03-06-2008,23:06]
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Richard |
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Fireworks going off here in Chicago. Toronto only a few hours more from here.
[03-06-2008,23:09]
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Richard |
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give her credit for being a fighter... the drama continues for a few more days!
[03-06-2008,23:57]
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Sharon |
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No credit from here. The election is over and time to unite, not try to somehow fight on. If it were reversed, he would have graciously conceded tonight.
[04-06-2008,00:50]
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Richard |
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I listened to McCain last night trying to be funny. I looked for content, for a vision and i saw nothing especially humour.
Obama had a chance to unite last night but again made a bad decision.
Whether you young starry eyed pups admit it or not without Clinton on the ticket the Democrats will go down in defeat.
Roy
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[04-06-2008,07:18]
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Roy |
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http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/politics/2008/06/03/sot.clinton.no.decisions.cnn
[04-06-2008,07:52]
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