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Tomorrow will be the day that decides who will win the Republican Nomination, meaning that if McCain wins most delegates, Kiss Romney goodbye :) . McCain is leading in most states which is good news for all of us here. While in the Democratic side, Obama and Hillary are tied in most polls. I'm hoping for Obama to win. I was rooting for Hillary, but now I'm in the Obama bandwagon rooting for him to win. We need Change!!

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SUPPORT obama~~~~~

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As long as Mitt Wrongney is out, were good. McCain is cool, and so is Obama or even Hillary.

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^ Hill's good for our cause too if you saw the CA debates on CNN.

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woot woot i cant wait.. >_<


btw.. im worried about Romney here in Ca = /

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would super tuesday pretty much determines the nomination for both parties ?

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not necessarily ^^ .. but it will most likely give us an idea as to who the party nominees will be...

unless theres not clear winner.. lets hope McCain takes home the Bacon.. on the Rep side.. and Obama takes it over at the Dem side..

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I hope McCain will be able to beat either Obaba or Clinton. I feel that on the immigration side, all three are in our side in one form or another. What really makes me go for McCain is his point of view about economy.

When it comes to the war, well, there's nothing much to say. Remember that Rome was a great empire as long as it kept fighting wars. Once it stopped fighting, the whole thing collapsed.

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Juang, even my mother learns from her mistake. My mother was all for Bush, her reasoning, he is for immigrants and lower taxes. She is now for Obama or Clinton. She doesn't trust a republican and I'm with her on this. Even Bush and McCain are far less reliable than the Democrats because republicans have a racist/xenophobic block of their party they have to answer to once in a while. Look at DREAM and how Bush turned his back on us even though he stuck his neck out for the much more controversial CIR.

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I'm glad your mom learned from her mistake.

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Exciting Day Today!
Obama is leading in California now and McCain is worrying all Ali-Losers members. LoL
I really hope McCain ends Mitt Romney run for office. :)

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From your lips to God's ears... :D

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Apparently, the opposition believes that Ron Paul is leading 11 of the states and seemed to be pretty hyped about it. Maybe they are delusional?

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lol, I wonder what has led to that conclusion???????????? I wonder what they were smoking, thinking Ron Paul stood a chance lol

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Huck won WV. That is in fact a vote for McCian.

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Hasnt mccain changed his position on the DREAM Act once he got some leverage for the Republican nomination? Let's face it, a Democrat president is much more likely to sign the DREAM Act into law than a Republican counterpart. Given the past failures of the Bush administration, I dont think any Republican could beat Obama or Hillary, except for Mccain, so that is why I want Huckabee or even Romney to win the nomination.

And for all you die hard Obama supporters, check this out -
http://www.antichrist.net/barack_obama_antichrist.html

I guess Obama is destined to win lol. Let's just hope hes not the antichrist.

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Obama wins GA.

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Here are the Super Tuesday Results:

For the Democrats:

Obama wins Alabama, Alaska, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, and Utah

Clinton wins Arizona, Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, and Tennessee

For the Republicans:

McCain wins Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, and Oklahoma

Huckabee wins Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, and West Virginia

Romney wins Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, and Utah

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looks like this is going to be Clinton Vs. Maccain ?
ohh man, I want Obama to win.

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hmmm are people out there watching?

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Not necessarily, Illinois is a more important state than any of the ones Clinton has picked up so far. Overall, the way things are looking, McCain may definitively emerge as the Republican choice tonight, though the Democrat nominee will probably still be undecided.

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I heard Obama just need to get within 100 delegates of Clinton and the race will still go on past tonight. In addition delegates are assigned proportionately.

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They are all hallucinating drug addicts who can't read the numbers right if that's what they truly think.

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my granma was quoting some Nostradamus the other day

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Exactly, since Democrat primaries are all proportional, as long as there are no blowouts, Obama and Clinton will stay relatively close in delegate numbers no matter who whens states.

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Even though I'm going for Obama, It looks like Hillary is going to win big on Super Tuesday.
Obama is gaining more votes as time passes by, but Hillary still has the edge. I'm glad that more people are voting for Democrats. I truly want any Democrat to win in Nov. ;)

On the other side, McCain is kicking ass!!! :)
Bye Bye anti-immigration candidates Mitt Romney and Ron Raul.


P.S
All the Ali-Losers are going crazy right now lol. I believe that real Americans want CIR.
McCain = CIR co-sponsor

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McCain has won the Northeast but he is not doing so well in the South. It seems that Huckabee is carrying the South, seemingly the true conservative to Southern voters. Fortunately for McCain, he is projected to win all of the Northeastern states, Illinois and Oklahoma, almost all of which are winner take all states. Notably, McCain is projected to win New York. With 101 delegates, McCain is sitting very well.

Huckabee's run is extremely surprising. I can't believe he has managed to do so well. However, predictably, Huckabee is leading in the Southern states suggesting his appeal is only restricted to Bible Belt states.

The greatest news of tonight is that Romney has fallen so fast. Though of the leading challenger to McCain, Romney has garnered little support in the South and the Northeast. Romney is in third place in many of the southern states and has only won Massachusetts and Utah (because he is a Mormon). Unfortunately for Romney, Massachusetts allocates delegates on a proportional basis so McCain will also end up getting delegates from Massachusetts.

Conclusion, McCain is hammering everyone, Huckabee is making some serious noise and Romney is done.

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Yeah,I thought the same thing last week Hillary appears to have a consistent following.I think ultimately she will win the nomination.However,I think the main concern for ANY Republican nominee is the consistent numbers the Democrats have been getting whether it is Obama or Clinton the numbers have been at the LEAST 2:1 in favor of the democrats.

It is going to be an interesting November.If we can get Pelosi & Reid to act,CIR may actually have a shot.

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Obama has already promised CIR in the first year of his presidency and Hillary with in her first term. Either- way, both candidates will serve our end of passing Dream and CIR.

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Yes, I think its very clear that any of the Democratic nominees will be good to us. The concern right now is the Republicans.

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damn, obama is losing cali by a lot
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/pri...ults/state/#CA

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who just saw Durbin introduce obama, we should all support him cause our hero endorsed him.

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Damn I missed that part....

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Stand for change!! lol..Barack, i would either want Obama or McCain. McCain has all the experience tho, but Barack is gaining momentum the results arent final but it looks like he might take CA, which is real big, since hilary clinton, got NY. I think Hilary is a dirty politician, i mean politics are dirty as is, but she's the dirtiest. i would not want her to be nxt president. even tho, she voted for Dream, we have to look past that, and look at what president is willing to bring the GOP and Dems, together, and Barack and McCain are both moderates for the parties.

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obama is losting CA.....

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I know...sh*t!

@ Rahman: Why so much concern? Seems like he's not doing too well. But then again, Obama isn't either...

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damn edwards is taking away obama votes, why is the people voting for him if he dropped already?

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All EYES ON CALIFORNIA.

California is the biggest prize of today and the polls have closed at 11 p.m. EST. 170 delegates for the Republicans and 370 delegates to the Democrats. As we all know, the Democrats allocate delegates proportionally based on a 15% threshold minimum of the candidates.

So lets look at the Republican delegate allocation process:

159 district delegates are to be allocated to presidential contenders based on the primary results in each of the 53 congressional districts: each congressional district is assigned 3 National Convention delegates and the presidential contender receiving the greatest number of votes in that district will receive all 3 of that district's National Convention delegates.

11 delegates are to be allocated to the presidential contender receiving the greatest number of votes in the primary statewide.


Currently, John McCain is leading by a wide margin with only 13% of the precincts reporting.

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Fox News have McCain as winner of California...

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MSNBC says Clinton won California...