YAY! I heard that BO will net 2 delegates from his great Wyoming win!

:wow::applause::party::woohoo:...

BO wins the sparsely populated, Repuke states. HRC wins the big swing states! :D

Are there any?

:shrug:

Don't know how many Dems went to caucus, but that's a pretty low count.

that is not the popular vote...

haven't we gone through this with EVERY caucus so far?

:rofl: It's Washington all over again.

:argh:

:rofl:

:rofl:

...

In a sense, Wyoming gets 13, because Wyoming gets 1 "add-on" delegate. People think of the add-ons as superdelegates, but the reality is in caucus states the add-ons are picked by a vote of the state convention, so whoever wins the caucus wins the add-on. Moreover, the add-ons are vetted by the candidates every bit as heavily as pledged delegates to ensure commitment at the convention. Whoever wins the most delegates in caucus states gets the add-on.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2008/3/8/61411/81462/867/472032

Obama is starting to look more like "politics as usual."

these are DELEGATES!!!!! Not the actual number of people that voted. The comments I heard earlier was that the turnout was huge. But you probably expect many millions in a state with ~half a million total population. If people did not move to WY just to vote, it means that "The excitment seems to be wearing off, eh?"

Wow! That was some caucus!! It will put them both over 2025!!

Because if you had, you'd realize what an accomplishment it is to get that many Democrats to show up for a caucus.
You can literally drive for an hour in Wyoming and not come across a single Democrat (or any other person, for that matter).

Anyway, how does it make your candidate look better by mocking the number of votes that Obama got, when your candidate got 20% fewer?

Nice try though

to be impatient with them for making the same mistakes over and over. Remember Clinton supporters are less educated.

Check out this link:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23523885/


Barack Obama 5,378 61%

Hillary Clinton 3,312 38%

Uncommitted 63 1%


100% of precincts reporting


Looks like more than 3,000 to me.

:sarcasm:

We usually get 18 or 20 at our caucus in Park County. Today we got 334. Obama 63%. Clinton 37%

Turnout of over 7000 people, last election they had a turnout of 700

Ohio +9
Texas -6
Rhode Island +5
Vermont -3

http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/03/about_those_texas_caucus_resul.php

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21660914

time to stick a fork in her, she's done

and just picked up more than 5 delegates in California: http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4971996

With the 2 from the caucus, that puts her DOWN by another net 4-8

Superdelegate Comparison

Clinton
DCW 243

CNN 238

CBS 245

AP 242

Obama
DCW 203

CNN 199

CBS 201

AP 210

Updated 3/7/2008

the nomination. How embarrassing for her.

She stated that BO will get 7, and Hillary 5.

she won a whole 3 more pledged delegates than Obama out of the week and he got 9 more SD delegates this week, meaning he got 6 more delegates than poor wittle hilly this week.

:rofl:

http://www.wyomingdemocrats.com/ht/d/sp/i/1015876/pid/1015876

Net, 3.

- as

No, she can't! :eyes:

Wanna try again?

and about 10 other states that aren't either "Big Swing States" or "Shitty Little Red States" won and lost for both candidates.

:eyes:

She won Oklahoma, he won Washington state, she won Rhode Island, he won Iowa.

It's not as simple as the red/blue/big/little/swing/solid model that certain folks want to push here.

:D

:rofl:

Yeah ... she's really outfoxing Obama. :silly: Aesop would be proud.

Super delegate Comparison

Clinton

DCW 243

CNN 238

CBS 245

AP 242

Obama

DCW 203

CNN 199

CBS 201

AP 210

Updated 3/7/2008

Hillary cannot mathematically win, even with the SUpers. Counting it down....

:rofl:

of even coming close to Obama's delegate count. It's his babies. So go ahead and do your crying now--or wait until later. The Obama fans will get the last laugh. Perhaps your free time would be better spent pursuing your GED's?

Pssstttt........

Im a fellow Obama supporter.

:patriot:

who cares what these FAKE Americans have to say!

Of course how many delegates Obama will actually gain from WY is as yet unclear. The OP provides no link.

Your gal would be proud. I give you a :thumbsup:!

:D

Take your bullshit elseware. You are directly aiding a republican win in November by alienating a state.

Any Dem is going to Win CA NY NJ moron.


But you are right about PA. After Hillary slimes Obama for 7 weeks he will lose PA to McCain in 08.

Thanks Hill!

Thanks for the reminder!

Hmmm

1 step closer to the end.

1% doesn't sound like that much more until your arms are dislocated.

:woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo::woohoo:

I have Obama gaining 12 and four more states gone. It may be even more with the unassigned delegates he got. I am counting the calif delegates he picked up and all the delegates from Tuesday.

Sad the press does not report this.

Maybe that's why the both took a down day today?

See you in Mississippi!

It gives his supporters a great boost, and gives him some spin, but it isn't really good news at this stage of the game.

At this stage, I'd think Clinton would be happy only by gaining delegates, not by minimizing Obama's gains. She's got a lot of catching up to do.

:rofl:

NY is suppose to add soon more delegates to Obama. California gave him a lot this week. Unassigned has thrown in more.

You forget, not only he picks up 2 to 4 more delegates but another state is gone. Time has run out but they will play dirty tricks and may do something to stop him.

Wyoming is solidly RED

so, some folks vote for Obama in the primary, so....

Wyoming is not even a swing state

bottom line:

only Hillary wins crucial big swing states and crucial big Dem states

fact Obama has won a bunch of solidly republican little states means zip in the GE

Try again?

are going to support a democrat in November. :eyes:

but this was a primary. Not the GE. The person who gets the most delegates wins the nomination.

The GE is after this process. But before you get to the GE, you have to have a candidate. The primaries choose this candidate. Therefore, delegates are important.

Cart before horse.

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How'd that turn out for ya?

When you were a kid did you stick bubblegum in other kids' hair? I think I remember you.

Back when I was in high school, I went to a lot of football and basketball games. The basketball team, in particular, was a very winning team (state champions the year after I graduated). On the rare occasion that one of our players threw an airball, the other team's fans would yell "Air-ball, Air-ball!", even when they were losing by 20 points! So our fans would yell back "Scoreboard! Scoreboard!", as we pointed to the scoreboard.

Lesson: Don't gloat when you are losing!!!

I am going to be depressed the rest of the day now. Not. Have you ever visited Wyoming? Do you degrade the folks in that fine state in person like you do here? If so, how many times have you been beat up?

0,1,2,3 Zippity Eh!!!

thing you know.

:eyes:

This is why the party keeps losing presidential elections. It's the DLC strategy to insult as many of the true base as they can no matter where they live while focusing on a few DLC-infested states.

they only vote for hillary

every delegate matters. Clinton needs to win everywhere by huge margins. she can't let Obama win anywhere.

when will some of you realize that Obama's path to the nomination is due to these smaller states?

downplay it all you want, but it just makes it that much harder for her to win now.

Its not losing 2 delegates, its really like losing a lot more considering she needs to win by huge margins in every state with no exceptions.

another big loss for Hillary.

if Hillary has the 55.

:rofl:

Nicely put!

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23523885
Wyoming - State Results- msnbc.com

then again she may not....this state does`t count!

:hi:

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#WY

Sucks to be her.

:eyes:

the SuperDelegates are looking at the delegate count.

Now Hillary would have to win 60% of the rest of the delegates just to catch up.

Ready for Tuesday?

and sad

told everybody (in lieu of making an actual case to people to vote for her) often enough that the nomination was as good as hers, that she was automatically entitled to the it, and she would inevitably win it, the reality (and us members of the Democratic base) would obediently fall in line.

So... how'd that work out for ya?

Now all you guys have to do is get 146 more delegates just to get caught up!!!


WHOOOOPIE!!!!!

Every delegate counts and frankly, Wyoming's delegates are just as important as the delegates from California and every other state. They're no different and they don't mean any less.

Look at this way: Let's pretend Hillary and Obama are NBA teams battling for the final playoff spot. Right now Obama is up 5 games on Clinton with not many left to play. For Clinton to overtake Team Obama, she'll need him to start losing games. Now you might say Wyoming is a small, insignificant state, but winning there only helps keep Obama ahead of Clinton.

Each win from here on out is important and even 1-2 delegates could be the big difference in who gets in and who doesn't. Right now, Clinton is looking from the outside in and if she continues losing, it'll stay that way.

Then again, I guess you don't believe in democracy.

Ohio is the only big swing state Clinton has one right? Obviously CA and NY are not swing states. Of course IL, GA, MS, IA, MN, WI are kind of important swing states.

when she just lost 2 from "winning" Texas.

Seriously, it is this kind of unthinking BS that leaves me scratching my head...

:eyes:

Even McGovern won there.

Obama is making the math even more difficult for Hillary. I wonder what Hillary supporters would be saying if they won Wyoming

What was it? Like a whole 4-5 delegates?

Obama led 58 percent, or 4,077 votes, to Clinton's 41 percent, or 2,756 votes, with 20 of 23 counties reporting.

3 have`t reported! she`s still going to pull an upset!

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5jv_iErhSo7qRA5nI3OT21Tb51BQAD8V9HDE00
The Associated Press: Obama Leads Clinton in Wyoming Caucuses

it would be touted by Clinton supporters as an example of her continuing momentum. Now, as you have demonstrated, they'll just have to revert to the same old excuses.

Like Texas and New York, right?

Here's another way of looking at things. Obama gained more net delegates from his win in Wyoming than Your Gal did from her win in Texas. Sucks to be you guys, don't it?

ALL those people (and Elk) want Obama. Obama rules!

like what Hillary gets so darned right ... YIPPPPPEEEE! :P :bounce:

http://planetjh.com/news/A_103146.aspx

Use your head for Christ sake. He'll get all her votes, but she won't get all his I's and moderate R crossovers because they can't stand her.
As to "big states," he has taken Missouri, Virginia, Washington State, Wisconsin, and other sizeable states. He closed considerably in CA, OH, damn near beat her in TX after being way down (DID win the caucus there hence more delegates). And it will be OBAMA who can deliver IA, NM, CO, NV, MI, and other red leaning states while also making inroads into the redder states thus helping out down-ticket candidates. Hillary WON'T be able to do so.

Just sayin

but he'll get the vast majority of Democratic votes. He's certainly not going to cause us to lose California or Massachussette.

Wait, I thought you needed delegates in order to win the nomination?

And that makes 26 states Obama has won. 26 states, more delegates and the popular vote. Hmmmm.

But, HRC should still keep trying. I hear that Obama has not yet crossed her off his VP list. Maybe she will do something impressive soon.

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Give! It! Up!!!

2 delegates makes the gap ever wider.

2 delegates may have been won, but there are 12 less in the pot for her to get to make up the huge gap.

She won, what? 8 last tuesday?, that comes out to an average of 2 per state... Sounds like a familiarly low number....

But look at the bright side. She could close the gap by winning every remaining contest by 60%, and PA by 65%

How are the numbers looking in MS, NC, OR, MT, and SD, by the way?