CBS: Obama Takes Delegate Lead, Even Counting Uncommitted Supers Delegates

Joe the Revelator

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:04 PM
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CBS: Obama Takes Delegate Lead, Even Counting Uncommitted Supers Delegates

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/02/10/politics/main3813759.shtml

Awesome!

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LittleBlue

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:07 PM
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1. Yes!

Go Barak!

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DJ13

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:14 PM
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2. No wonder Hillary had to reorganize her campaign

:toast:

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AtomicKitten

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:15 PM
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3. Oh, hell yes!!!

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polichick

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:16 PM
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4. Wonder why cnn STILL has Clinton ahead??

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Joe the Revelator

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:22 PM
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6. Because Carville asked them to.

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polichick

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:23 PM
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7. It's truly amazing! nt

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tekisui

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:20 PM
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5. And with 168 delegates up for gras Tuesday, Obama is expected to

widen the lead.

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Cha

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Sun Feb-10-08 10:32 PM
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8. Maine Puts Topper On Obama Weekend Sweep""

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AP/CBS) Illinois senator Barack Obama finished a series of weekend primary and caucus contests undefeated as he bested Hillary Clinton in Maine today, according to CBS News estimates.

Obama�s victory in the Maine caucuses follow on the heels of his Saturday sweep in which he won Louisiana�s primary contest as well as caucuses in the states of Washington and Nebraska.

His winning margins ranged from substantial to crushing. In Maine, he led 59 percent to 41 percent with 91 percent of the precints reporting. In Louisiana, Obama defeated Clinton, 57 percent to 36 percent. He won in Nebraska by a 68 percent to 32 percent margin and in Washington 68 percent to 31 percent.

Obama's victory in Maine -- and the ease with which it came -- actually exceeded expectations, even though he swept the caucuses held on Super Tuesday. Clinton had the backing of the state's governor, John Baldacci, and its proximity to New Hamsphire and Massachusetts, both of which Clinton has already won this year, led some analysts to expect a close race.

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