Clinton wins in West Virginia

Wednesday 14th May, 06:50 AM JST

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skipthesong at 10:00 PM JST - 14th May

see what I mean? Look at Proxy's post: "Clinton has the support of the uneducated slobs, Obama has the support of well educated go-getters"

See, libs view W.Va as the white trash state. Told you so!

Hey, he didn't fair too well in the Hispanic vote, what would you term us?
GrouchyGaijin at 10:16 PM JST - 14th May

"Oh say can you see? Obama's Great Light?"...You know how the rest goes!
RomeoRamenII at 10:24 PM JST - 14th May

Hey, he didn't fair too well in the Hispanic vote, what would you term us?

Smart.

RR
GrouchyGaijin at 10:51 PM JST - 14th May

"Halleluia" I been SAAaaved!
proxy at 11:34 PM JST - 14th May

Obama may not of won in West Virginia but he won in Mississippi. The Dem was behind before the run off but after the rep party did a full court press linking the dem candidate to Obama, the dem won the run off in possibly the reddest seat in the nation.
RomeoRamenII at 11:38 PM JST - 14th May

Obama may not of won in West Virginia but he won in Mississippi.

In a democrat primary, not the G.E. Big difference.

RR
Madverts at 01:13 AM JST - 15th May

ramen,

You just keep Panicking about Senator Obama bubba. I haven't seen a show as good as this since tiny heads imploded back when the gop got trounced back in '06 midterms.
WhiteHawk at 01:20 AM JST - 15th May

GrouchyGaijin, considering your remarks about Israel and Jews on other threads as well as this one, I don't see how you have to room to comment on either Wright or Hagee.

And by the way, Hagee has done something Wright won't even consider: Apologizing for his remarks.

Also, Hagee is not "McCain's pastor", rather just an endorser. It's not like any comparison can be made to Obama's relationship with Wright.

Not that such facts will stop Obama's defenders from trying...

It's rumored that Clinton is only staying in to pay off her campaign debt. The media has yet to notice the contrast with Romney, who gave his campaign money, while Clinton loans her money to hers. That is just so telling about leftist Democrats: No matter how bad they want something, it's somebody else's responsibility to pay for it.
Madverts at 01:49 AM JST - 15th May

Whitehawk,

Who does pay the money back to the eventual winner?
proxy at 06:33 AM JST - 15th May

RR It was not a primary in Mississippi, it was for a congressional seat in a dark red district.
RomeoRamenII at 08:26 AM JST - 15th May

proxy (6:33 a.m.):

In that case, your 11:34 p.m. post is off topic. This thread is about the result of the democrat primary in W. VA.; not an election in Mississippi.

RR
proxy at 09:01 AM JST - 15th May

"she's already started running for 2012 by spending Chelsea's inheritance money."

Off Topic?
SuperLib at 10:06 AM JST - 15th May

One opinion is that Clinton was staying in the race because a lot of people have invested time and money in her and she has to show that she did everything she could to try to win. It was only recently that she lost the Super Delegate count, so it's not like she could have pulled out and justified it before then, regardless of what the writing on the wall was.

This is an interesting article from TIME talking about the 5 mistakes Clinton made:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20080508/us_time/thefivemistakesclintonmade
Sarge at 10:15 AM JST - 15th May

With the present Democratic candidates, we basically have whites voting for whites and blacks votng for blacks. I think this Democratic primary is going to get even nastier...
skipthesong at 10:37 AM JST - 15th May

sarge: the party politics of America is what is really killing us