Hayabusa Rider
Admin Emeritus & Elite Member
That's to be expected. Wisconsin is a Blue state, and getting out to vote for a Dem candidate is more important than on the Rep side. That's all sewn up by McCain.
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Obama wins Wisconsin! :)
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That's to be expected. Wisconsin is a Blue state, and getting out to vote for a Dem candidate is more important than on the Rep side. That's all sewn up by McCain.
Hecubus2000
Senior member
Sort of like Mike Dukakis back in the day. :Q I wonder if this election will turn out the same in November as it did in the 80's for Dukakis
chowderhead
Platinum Member
Bill Clinton held a rally with John Kerry in Philadelphia which drew like over 50,000 people late in October to help seal Pennsylvania for Kerry. This was right after his heart bypass surgery.
Perhaps, you can ask Michelle Obama who said she would have to think about it first if Hillary was the Democratic nominee.
Edit: Congrats to Obama. I hope whoever wins the nomination can defeat old man McCain.
Hayabusa Rider
Admin Emeritus & Elite Member
😛
From Fox:
They can't get away from the "winner take all" republican primaries.
From Fox:
They can't get away from the "winner take all" republican primaries.
It was a dramatic win for Obama. There's no underplaying it, no matter what the Clinton Machine and surrogates may try.
Obama won most of the key demographics and tied several others. He took 53% of the White vote. Now about Bradley... :laugh:
From Drudge:
**Wisconsin Exit Polls:**
Obama Won:
- Women (51-49)
- All age groups under 65
- All education levels
- All regions of the state -- urban, suburban and rural
- Voters without college degrees (50-48)
- Democrats (50-49)
- *****Whites (53-46) *****
- *****White men (59-38) *****
- Voters who decided in the last week (58-42)
AND...
Won or tied voters of all income levels
Tied among white women
Tied among union members
Tied among union households
Obama won most of the key demographics and tied several others. He took 53% of the White vote. Now about Bradley... :laugh:
From Drudge:
**Wisconsin Exit Polls:**
Obama Won:
- Women (51-49)
- All age groups under 65
- All education levels
- All regions of the state -- urban, suburban and rural
- Voters without college degrees (50-48)
- Democrats (50-49)
- *****Whites (53-46) *****
- *****White men (59-38) *****
- Voters who decided in the last week (58-42)
AND...
Won or tied voters of all income levels
Tied among white women
Tied among union members
Tied among union households
Did anyone else notice that...AGAIN...Hillary didn't even take a few seconds to Congratulate Obama on his victory? :roll:
Once again she runs out of town early and off to her next supposed "Firewall" ... :laugh:
The only question now is which drawer the concession of race speech sits in.
Once again she runs out of town early and off to her next supposed "Firewall" ... :laugh:
The only question now is which drawer the concession of race speech sits in.
chowderhead
Platinum Member
get over yourself Pabster - your candidate is the one of hope and turning the page and you just post page after page of attacks on Clinton. Listen to your candidate because he will need Clinton supporters to win in the fall. Obama didn't congratulate Clinton after her win in Nevada and how do you know she didn't when Obama cut into her speech.
Yes, she is down and she may not win but you are troll.
On to your favorite topic of race and the Bradley effect which you love to mention.
Here is the last poll in 1982 for Tom Bradley vs. George Deukmejian.
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/latimes/access/666312002.html?dids=666312002:666312002
&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:AI&date=Nov+01%2C+1982&author=CLAUDIA+LUTHER%3B+NANCY+SKELTON&pub=Los+Angeles+Times&desc=Bradley+Inches+Ahead%3B&pqatl=google">Bradley led 49% to 42%</a>
Bradley went on to lose 51% to 49%. He polled the exact number that he got in the polls. Deukmejian got "all the undecideds."
Doug Wilder, another "victim" of the Bradley effect.
The Mason Dixon Poll had him winning 48% to 44%. link
He polled exactly what he got.
I think Donna Brazile just made a great point. She said something to the effect of "Hillary fired her campaign manager, she fired her deputy manager, now she needs to fire her speechwriter."
Before Hillary came out tonight they were making a big deal about her having a new speech and using a teleprompter. Then she came out and said the exact same thing she's been saying as she lost the last 9 contests. That crap clearly isn't working as Obama builds up bigger and bigger wins and keeps eating into her base. I could write one of her current speeches, and though I'm a damn good writer, I'm certainly not at the level where I could get paid for it.
Before Hillary came out tonight they were making a big deal about her having a new speech and using a teleprompter. Then she came out and said the exact same thing she's been saying as she lost the last 9 contests. That crap clearly isn't working as Obama builds up bigger and bigger wins and keeps eating into her base. I could write one of her current speeches, and though I'm a damn good writer, I'm certainly not at the level where I could get paid for it.
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