Clark Super Tuesday Hug Thread

Just in case :grouphug:

We all need hugs tonite!!!

:hug:

I am feeling a bit at odds tonight.

edit: spelling

No surprise.

But the listing was there beforehand.

I'm sure he was projected to win, so they had to add his name as a result.

except to lurk a bit lately - since wes dropped out. sure is good to see a fellow clarkie still here. and great idea, this hug thread, wesdem. thanks. :toast:

Not having Wes's name up in lights is really depressing. So, a hug to all Clark supporters. It's going to be really interesting to see where Wes and his supporters go from here. The country really needs him now. Miss you General.

but can still gives hugs to my fellow Clarkies :grouphug:

:cry:

:hug: :hi:

I needed that. :loveya:

:cry:

:grouphug: :loveya:

:grouphug: and maybe just a few tears for what might have been :cry:

I feel pumped about dumping the Moron, but still I wish it had been General Clark leading the charge.

Well, I guess some know. A big salute to the General, a prayer for Kerry, and hugs to the Clarkies.

:hug:

I found you all to be very kind and gracious and I am missing some of you who have either changed their names and I don't know it or are no longer with us. Anyway, you are the best and I am feeling huggie tonight (primaries seem to do this to me). :hug:

I don't why I'm so sappy tonight. But a hug from you is BIG :hug:

Edwards 50 57% 0
Kerry 27 31% 0
Sharpton 4 5% 0
Dean 3 3% 0
Kucinich 1 1% 0

There is a huge split between white and black voters, don't jump to conclusions :crossesfingers:

;)

I was sort of shocked, but you're right.

Their exit polls said Kerry winning Dems, Edwards winning Repubs & Indies.

This isn't the first time the right wing has sabotaged a primary.

Put Clark next to him on the ticket, and Cheney will be reduced to wearing Pampers! :evilgrin:

we'll be fine. They haven't counted the big cities and college towns yet. Does Georgia have an open primary?


Edited to add::grouphug: to all the Clarkies.

You're sweet :)

I will vote for the nominee, whoever it is, but it just doesn't get me excited anymore. Maybe I'm not explaining myself correctly, but I looked forward to Wes' speeches, town hall meetings, etc. I listen to everyone else now, but it just doesn't feel the same. (Don't get me wrong, I want Bush out.) Just feels like all the air got pulled out of the room. Clark and Dean were the most exciting to me, and I miss them both. (But I miss Wes more.)

At this point, it's all business! We have to get the job done in November and do a big GOTV effort for Kerry and Congressional Dem candidates.

I couldn't care less now, other than removing dodo boy from office. I've been reading more and cleaning more. Oh and working more. So it's not ALL bad...

i voted for clark in the new york primary today, and i believe the polls are still open... :shrug:

I needed that. I'm off to caucus, still trying to figure out whether to support Kerry or Kucinich. I am feeling so sad and neither vote makes me smile.

For what might have been - :grouphug:

And for (hopefully) Wes' new home in D.C.- :grouphug:

(move out the heart monitors - move in the lap pool) :)

Dean 154 63%
Kerry 64 26% 0
Kucinich 18 7% 0

I'd rather fight than hug, but . . . ok.

:grouphug:


(Must be overcompensating.)

:pals:

Like I give a crap about anyone else. So Clark has at least one vote in CA - does that mean they have to list his results? :-)

JD

Georgia Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

9 of 3,130 precincts - 0.3%
Updated: 3/2/2004 7:35 PM


 
Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

John Kerry
567
49.0%
0 

John Edwards
469
40.6%
0 

Al Sharpton
41
3.5%
0 

Howard Dean
33
2.9%
0 

Wesley Clark
13
1.1%
0 

Carol Moseley Braun
12
1.0%
0 

Dick Gephardt
9
0.8%
0 

Dennis Kucinich
6
0.5%

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/nation/primariescaucus/results.aspx


0 

Joe Lieberman
6
0.5%
0

2% of precincts reporting

Carol Moseley Braun (D) 55 0.7%
Wesley K. Clark (D) 65 0.8%
Howard Dean (D) 140 1.8%
John Edwards (D) 3,442 44.9%
Dick Gephardt (D) 41 0.5%
John F. Kerry (D) 3,410 44.5%
Dennis J. Kucinich (D) 77 1.0%
Joe Lieberman (D) 73 1.0%
Al Sharpton (D) 362 4.7%


Clark is even behind Lieberman.

yikes

Georgia Election Results
Unofficial Results of the March 2, 2004 Presidential Preference Primary and Statewide Special Referendum
Last Updated 3/2/2004 7:55:21 PM


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

President - Republican
4% of precincts reporting

George W. Bush (R) 4,172 100.0%

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

President - Democratic
4% of precincts reporting

Carol Moseley Braun (D) 98 0.7%
Wesley K. Clark (D) 125 0.9%
Howard Dean (D) 279 2.0%
John Edwards (D) 6,341 45.8%
Dick Gephardt (D) 77 0.6%
John F. Kerry (D) 6,056 43.7%
Dennis J. Kucinich (D) 127 0.9%
Joe Lieberman (D) 124 0.9%
Al Sharpton (D) 621 4.5%

Vermont Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

13 of 260 precincts - 5.0%
Updated: 3/2/2004 7:38 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 Howard Dean
404
51.4%
0 

 John Kerry
307
39.1%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
43
5.5%
0 

 Wesley Clark
24
3.1%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
8
1.0%
0 
 
 Total:
786

Ohio Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

1 of 11,507 precincts - 0.0%
Updated: 3/2/2004 7:46 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Kerry
462
53.2%
0 

 John Edwards
229
26.4%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
78
9.0%
0 

 Howard Dean
46
5.3%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
28
3.2%
0 

 Wesley Clark
19
2.2%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
6
0.7%
0 
 
 Total:
868

Somehow, it is hard to get excited tonight. I guess Kerry gets my vote next Tuesday.

I so want this to be over tonight, I can't tell you. :(

voted for wes clark in new york today! felt strongly i had the right to vote for my personal choice in the primary. :thumbsup:

But I find myself happy for every single Clark vote recorded tonight. Thanks, Paradise! :D

i know i should have been sensible.
thanks for the reprieve, wesdem :hug:

Georgia Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

131 of 3,130 precincts - 4.2%
Updated: 3/2/2004 7:56 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Edwards
8,095
45.8%
0 

 John Kerry
7,438
42.1%
0 

 Al Sharpton
803
4.5%
0 

 Howard Dean
395
2.2%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
255
1.4%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
227
1.3%
0 

 Dick Gephardt
174
1.0%
0 

 Wesley Clark
172
1.0%
0 

 Carol Moseley Braun
113
0.6%
0 
 
 Total:
17,672

Vermont Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

40 of 260 precincts - 15.4%
Updated: 3/2/2004 7:59 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 Howard Dean
3,120
55.9%
0 

 John Kerry
2,055
36.8%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
199
3.6%
0 

 Wesley Clark
174
3.1%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
37
0.7%
0 
 
 Total:
5,585

He sounds like he's in, though.

He probably won't announce till tomorrow.

was the BEST, wish he could have gone on. :cry:

:grouphug: I needed a hug tonight because I really, really miss Wes Clark! :cry: It's amazing how that man has touched so many lives and is so loved and respected. It's so sad that he won't be our president. :cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry::cry:

:hug: Incog

Voted for Clark for Pres and for one Clark delegate I've met.

The rest of my votes were for Kucinich delegates.

Kerry, strangely enough, had no direct delegates in my precinct.

Connecticut Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

25 of 716 precincts - 3.5%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:17 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Kerry
2,175
60.3%
0 

 John Edwards
887
24.6%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
172
4.8%
0 

 Howard Dean
172
4.8%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
73
2.0%
0 

 Al Sharpton
52
1.4%
0 

 Wesley Clark
37
1.0%
0 

 Uncommitted
35
1.0%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
3
0.1%
0 
 
 Total:
3,606

Ohio Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

70 of 11,507 precincts - 0.6%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:15 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Kerry
11,098
61.4%
0 

 John Edwards
4,245
23.5%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
1,140
6.3%
0 

 Howard Dean
744
4.1%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
422
2.3%
0 

 Wesley Clark
341
1.9%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
97
0.5%
0 
 
 Total:
18,087

:scared: Sharpton's not on the Ohio ballot?

post Clark depression.:cry: I could use a hug if anyone wants to give me one.

And hugs to everyone else out there from me. :grouphug:

:hug:

:hug:

Hugs back to you.:grouphug:

:grouphug:

We all need hugs tonight.

we still have support threads!

And NO EDWARDS BASHING HERE PLEASE!

On edit: Oh! And I voted for Wes today in the CA primary.

:bounce::bounce::bounce::toast::toast:

in the NY primary. At least I sorta get a vicarious vote, that's worth something.


:toast: to Mom!

:toast:

Vermont Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

53 of 260 precincts - 20.4%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:13 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 Howard Dean
4,156
56.7%
0 

 John Kerry
2,611
35.6%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
283
3.9%
0 

 Wesley Clark
230
3.1%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
46
0.6%
0 
 
 Total:
7,326

What a bittersweet moment. Thinking of all the hard work by so many good folks. Thinking of what could have been. It wasn't supposed to be like this.

*sigh*

I'm dragging out the old girl one more time for the General though. He made me something I thought I'd left behind in my cynicism: A True Believer. Thanks, Wes. Three Cheers for the General! :)



 
 

Thanks for all the great pictures and posts.

;)

It's Clark and his Clarkies that are the best. We bring out the best in each other!

(ok, there is one exception that shall not be named, but is a disgrace to the regiment and banned from the tribe, you know who I mean.. *ahem*)

 
 

:beer: :beer: :beer: :beer:

went a little hog wild last night so just a single for me :)

:beer:

I have to go downstairs and get my Maker's and cherries. :D

he ripped away my cynicism, which is why I still hurt that he's not around, I think. It's like an exposed wound.

Thanks for saying it, incapsulated.

so intelligent AND good looking!:loveya:

You are the greatest!

:grouphug:

Just checking in quickly. Watching TV with Janet, it's hared to sit around a computer lol. I voted for Clark in NY and I'm proud of it. I am now trying REALLY HARD to get excited about the Dems uniting around Kerry against Bush. And I do feel bad for Edwards true believers. Their wound is more fresh than ours.

I voted for Wes today in MA.

Connecticut Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

168 of 716 precincts - 23.5%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:52 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Kerry
18,710
59.1%
0 

 John Edwards
7,844
24.8%
0 

 Howard Dean
1,326
4.2%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
1,255
4.0%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
1,018
3.2%
0 

 Al Sharpton
755
2.4%
0 

 Wesley Clark
372
1.2%
0 

 Uncommitted
216
0.7%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
180
0.6%
0 
 
 Total:
31,676

Georgia Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

1,542 of 3,130 precincts - 49.3%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:59 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Edwards
108,462
45.3%
0 

 John Kerry
104,309
43.6%
0 

 Al Sharpton
12,681
5.3%
0 

 Howard Dean
4,495
1.9%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
2,763
1.2%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
2,265
0.9%
0 

 Wesley Clark
1,865
0.8%
0 

 Carol Moseley Braun
1,417
0.6%
0 

 Dick Gephardt
1,013
0.4%
0 
 
 Total:
239,270

Maryland Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

26 of 1,779 precincts - 1.5%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:54 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Kerry
2,110
61.3%
0 

 John Edwards
757
22.0%
0 

 Al Sharpton
308
9.0%
0 

 Howard Dean
74
2.2%
0 

 Uncommitted
47
1.4%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
39
1.1%
0 

 Mildred Glover
29
0.8%
0 

 Carol Moseley Braun
24
0.7%
0 

 Wesley Clark
20
0.6%
0 

 Dick Gephardt
12
0.3%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
12
0.3%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
8
0.2%
0 
 
 Total:
3,440

Massachusetts Democratic primary - summary
Election Date: March 2, 2004

297 of 2,166 precincts - 13.7%
Updated: 3/2/2004 8:58 PM


 
 Candidate
Votes
Vote %
Delegates 

 John Kerry
62,983
73.1%
0 

 John Edwards
15,191
17.6%
0 

 Dennis Kucinich
2,826
3.3%
0 

 Howard Dean
2,138
2.5%
0 

 Joe Lieberman
861
1.0%
0 

 Al Sharpton
729
0.8%
0 

 Uncommitted
550
0.6%
0 

 Wesley Clark
410
0.5%
0 

 Dick Gephardt
201
0.2%
0 

 Carol Moseley Braun
122
0.1%
0 

 Lyndon LaRouche
117
0.1%
0 
 
 Total:
86,128

:bounce: :kick: :bounce: :kick: :bounce: :kick: :bounce: :kick:

:grouphug: