God I really missed Sierra like crazy.
Sierra popped out was the greatest thing that has happened this year. Even better than buying the home. Just a short few days. Man.
She's gone because I showed her the truth. That you are nothing but a creepy pedophile stalker with severe mental instability.
Wow. Looks like Clinton won.
NBC News has predicted a 2 to 1 margin. This would give Clinton 18 delegates and Obama 8 delegates, giving Clinton a 10 delegate net gain.
If that projection holds true, that would mean the score would be Obama 1887 - Clinton 1717.5.
She would still need 307.5 delegates to win, whereas Obama would only need 138 delegates to win.
Who do you hope will get the democratic nomination, DPRK?
It's become a big thing over here, well, they are trying to make it a big thing over here - everyday in the papers, there are at least 2 full-pages devoted to it. Anyone would think that Australia is included in the voting or something, LOL! :lol: If that was the case, then I think Hillary would more than likey get the votes that she needed as the papers seem to be more supportive of her than of Obama.
Anway, to keep with the original post, Alex if Sierra had half a brain (which I'm sure she does), then she would probably have realised that you are nothing more than a perverted man who has way too much time on his hands - time that you seem to spend obessing over her. Honestly, there is no quicker way to get a woman out of your life than to do what you have been doing :P
Who do you hope will get the democratic nomination, DPRK?
It's become a big thing over here, well, they are trying to make it a big thing over here - everyday in the papers, there are at least 2 full-pages devoted to it. Anyone would think that Australia is included in the voting or something, LOL! :lol: If that was the case, then I think Hillary would more than likey get the votes that she needed as the papers seem to be more supportive of her than of Obama.
Anway, to keep with the original post, Alex if Sierra had half a brain (which I'm sure she does), then she would probably have realised that you are nothing more than a perverted man who has way too much time on his hands - time that you seem to spend obessing over her. Honestly, there is no quicker way to get a woman out of your life than to do what you have been doing :P
If my math is correct (and I'll find out when the official numbers are released), then she had a net gain of 12 delegates tonight. She took 19, he took 7. But the week before the polls opened, he picked up 26-27 superdelegates. It doesn't seem that this election did anything but show that she will continue to run in the election to the very end (which would be June 3rd).
So, we have 20 days left until its all said and done. We have 5 remaining contests. 2 of those contests are coming up next week on May 20th. That would be Kentucky and Oregon.
As it stands now, she will win Kentucky (Poll data taken on May 9th shows her at 58% and Obama at 31%). So she will clearly take that state as well .
The other contest which runs on the same day is Oregon. As it stands now, Obama will win Oregon (Poll data taken on May 10th shows him at 55% and Clinton at 35%). So he will clearly take Oregon .
On May 31st, the Democratic National Committee has to decide how to seat Florida and Michigan (which had their delegates stripped because they went against the rules and held their election early). Some have suggested to divide the delegates up 50/50 (so both Clinton and Obama will get equal delegates in those states). But if the DNC were to award the delegates in the manner they were voted, then Florida would be 50% Clinton, 33% Obama... Whereas Michigan didn't even have Obama on the ballot! So she took 55% and 40% Uncommitted.
After May, there are only 3 contests left. June 1st is the Puerto Rico primary (which really shouldn't count because they can't even vote in the General Election in November!). But regardless, there is 55 delegates at stake there, and so far it seems Clinton will win that contest.
That leaves only 2 contests in the campaign. Both of which are held on June 3rd. That would be South Dakota (with 15 delegates at stake) and Montana (with 16 delegates at stake). Obama is expected to win South Dakota. Montana is hard to say, the data is fuzzy (because there hasn't been any new polling data in that state since December 2007).
When it all boils down, it appears that it is mathematically impossible for Clinton to come out ahead in pledged delegates, superdelegates or the popular vote. As it stands now, she needs to convince 80% of the remaining uncommitted superdelegates to support her, and with the math firmly against her... I just can't see how that is possible.
I predict that Obama will make his victory speech on May 20th when he takes Oregon.
As for who I support, I'm still undecided. I know that Ron Paul doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of even being on the ballot in November to begin with.
I'm going to wait it out and see who officially becomes the Democratic nominee (which looks to be Obama) and take some time to compare information between Obama and McCain and formulate my decision. You will know when I've decided. :)
You are a supporter of Ron Paul, who opposes transgression against others, and yet you are not necessarily against McCain
who wants to occupy Iraq for 100 years, i.e. 95 years past his death.
In addition to the proportional delegates awarded to Obama from his loss in West Virginia, he picked up 4 new superdelegates today.
In other words, Hillary didn't get any closer to the nomination from last night's results.
I kind of wish that Hillary will win.
If you had any hopes of Clinton winning the nomination, it appears that it is finally over for Clinton.
Edwards endorses Obama
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. - Democrat John Edwards is endorsing former rival Barack Obama, fresh signs of the party establishment embracing the likely nominee even as Hillary Rodham Clinton refuses to give up her long-shot candidacy.
Edwards was to appear with Obama in Grand Rapids, Mich., as Obama campaigns in a critical general election battleground state.
The endorsement comes the day after Clinton defeated Obama by more than 2-to-1 in West Virginia. The loss highlighted Obama's work to win over the "Hillary Democrats" — white, working-class voters who also supported Edwards in large numbers before he exited the race.
Edwards, a former North Carolina senator and the 2004 vice presidential nominee, dropped out of the race in late January.
Both Obama and Clinton immediately asked Edwards for his endorsement, but he stayed mum for more than four months. A person close to Edwards, speaking on condition of anonymity, said he wanted to get involved now to begin unifying the party. Obama also signed on to Edwards' poverty initiative, which was a major cause for Edwards in his campaign and since he left.
When he made his decision, Edwards didn't even tell many of his former top advisers because he wanted to make sure that he personally talked to Clinton to give her the news, said the person close to him.
