SUPER TUESDAY!!

[boarderwoozel3]

Wolf Blitzer just reported Obama won Georgia based on exit polls.

The Republicans are still beating each other up.

Let the games begin!

[bug on your lip]

i'm voting Ron Paul just to spice things up

[charshixx]

oooh its a good time to be alive

[boarderwoozel3]

Huckabee is taking West Virginia.

*side note* I really enjoy elections when there isn't an incumbent. It’s just madness!

[amyzzz]

Please no repeat of 2000. please please please.

[boarderwoozel3]

i'm voting Ron Paul just to spice things up

Nice. I was half temped to do something like this but I ended up playing fair and voting for Obama.

[gaypalmsprings]

Obama will win & then there will be a Republican landslide in November.

[boarderwoozel3]

65% to 29%

Beat down!

[boarderwoozel3]

Obama will win & then there will be a Republican landslide in November.

What!? The republican nominee will win in a landslide?
You’ve spent too much time in palm springs.

[TeamCoachellaHellYeah]

Obama will win & then there will be a Republican landslide in November.

depends on who is the Republican candidate....

[TomAz]

Huckabee is taking West Virginia.

*side note* I really enjoy elections when there isn't an incumbent. It’s just madness!

...

Huckabee won in the second round of voting, even though Mitt Romney led after the first round. The former Arkansas governor won with 51.5 percent to Romney’s 47.4 percent, pulling ahead after John McCain’s delegates apparently defected to his side.

The convention had to go into a second round of voting after no candidate took a clear majority the first time. Texas Rep. Ron Paul was knocked out, and Huckabee, Romney and McCain moved forward.

Paul finished fourth with 10 percent among the 1,133 participating delegates in the first round, while Romney took 41 percent and Huckabee took 33 percent. McCain, who started the day in New York City before heading to California, reached the second round with 15 percent.

But before Huckabee’s surprising turnaround in the second round, McCain delegates told FOX News they had been instructed by the campaign to throw their support to Huckabee.

McCain delegate John Vuolo said former Louisiana Gov. Buddy Roemer approached him and other McCain supporters at the convention and told them he had spoken to McCain, and that the best thing to do was to support Huckabee in the hope that Huckabee could beat Romney in this winner-take-all state.

[Courtney]

Beat down!

I deleted that post because they keep on changing the numbers they're reporting. I forget these things are only bad estimates right now.

[boarderwoozel3]

McCain would keep it closer but we're going to see a repeat of the midterm election. Thanks "W".

[boarderwoozel3]

I deleted that post because they keep on changing the numbers they're reporting. I forget these things are only bad estimates right now.

The numbers may not be exact but the end result is the same. 25+ point win. I hope Hillary didn't spend much money or time in GA.

[Courtney]

Georgia was an automatic win for Barack. He had the black vote in the bag, which is a fairly high percentage of the electorate there, and early polls showed that he was doing very well with whites too. The only other state that is more sure to go to Barack is Illinois.

[boarderwoozel3]

True and True.

If Obama wins the nomination it will be very interesting to see how he fares in the south. Hopefully one of the first Dems. so steal a few southern states in a while.

[Courtney]

Ohhhh Alabama is totally gonna go to Hillary.

[kreutz2112]

"Alabaaaama you got the weight on your shoulders...and it's breakin' your back"

[boarderwoozel3]

Ohhhh Alabama is totally gonna go to Hillary.

Are you for Hillary?

[kreutz2112]

duuuh. Courtney is a woman.

[Courtney]

I think she's more qualified, but I'll be happy as long as we don't have to deal with Mitt Romney for the next administration.

[PotVsKtl]

Courtney is a little confused about Hillary, we try not to give her a hard time.

[Courtney]

I'll smother you all with my estrogen.

[boarderwoozel3]

I think she's more qualified, but I'll be happy as long as we don't have to deal with Mitt Romney for the next administration.

Fair enough. I agree that she is more qualified but Obama has charisma in spades. He's more electable in my humble opinion.







I've also heard that Hillary hates freedom.
Just say'n

[woogie846]

This year's candidates seem pretty good to me. I'd be happy with Obama, I'd be happy with Hillary, and if I could choose one Republican, it'd be McCain.

[Courtney]

Charisma is a ridiculous reason to choose the leader of a nation. Just sayin. It's kind of like GW saying he doesn't need facts because he has gut feelings.

[amyzzz]

I'll take charisma over a Republican any day.

[Blinken]

charisma can help restore our image abroad

[Blinken]

I just dispise Clinton's healthcare plan

[TomAz]

Making a rational, levelheaded choice for our next president would do more to restore our image abroad.