Taking Bets: Obama versus Clinton in Texas

[MadEvan]

I think Hill-Dog will probably get most of the 31 Texas "Districts". 126 delegates.
But the Obama Nation will step up and take the Caucus, the day after vote. 37 delegates.
Who knows what the 35 superdelegates will do?

Sad thing is we won't know until the end of June.

[micksss]

Clinton makes me ill every time I hear her voice. I hope Barack will win big on Tuesday.

[Bernard]

From what I hear and see on the ground, Obama is going to win solidly. Texans can vote in either primary (but not both) and many Republicans in these parts think McCain has the GOP nomination sewn up, so they are planning to vote in the Democratic primary.

Hint: Texans hate HRC much, much more than they dislike Obama.

[South]

Originally Posted by kristeejo

If a black man takes texas, i will flash south.

I prefer color shots to black and white unless it's done artistically.

Texas Democratic PrimaryRasmussenClinton 47, Obama 48Obama +1
See you tomorrow night.

[kristeejo]

*snicker*

i think south is rootin for a black man

[Jimmy2]

I think Obama will take Texas and it will be scary close in Ohio!

[Julie]

Obama's gonna get his ass handed to him in Ohio.
Texas I am not so willing to bet on. The Republican factor crossing over to vote in Dem primaries could skew things.

[Jimmy2]

Hmmmmmm could be but he is sure closing the gap in a hurry! Here is a Hillary song for ya!
http://www.squidoo.com/hillaryclintonsong

[Bernard]

While I was voting today, another Republican voter came in to the building asking where the Dem voting was taking place so he could go vote for Hillary. Looks like Rush Limbaugh's appeal to R voters to vote for Hillary may have had an effect.

[Rankenstein]

Pathetic tricks again. And another thing: who pays serious attention to a salad-dodging, work-shy prescription-drugs-junkie like Rush Limbaugh?

Here's an idea: if you vote in the Democratic nomination process, you must vote Democrat at the Presidential election. That would cut this nonsense out.

[South]

Originally Posted by Bernard

While I was voting today, another Republican voter came in to the building asking where the Dem voting was taking place so he could go vote for Hillary. Looks like Rush Limbaugh's appeal to R voters to vote for Hillary may have had an effect.

I wonder if it'll be enough. I heard just a little while ago on the Boortz show a caller who declined to do that and instead opted for a Huckabee vote to give percentage numbers to the Fair Tax.

[John Scott]

Originally Posted by Rankenstein

Pathetic tricks again. And another thing: who pays serious attention to a salad-dodging, work-shy prescription-drugs-junkie like Rush Limbaugh?

He could be a dog-fetish pervert who cross dresses and spends half his disposable income on rubber fists; he would still have more intellectual integrity than Hillary simply by virtue of his repudiation of collectivist economic policies.

[Rankenstein]

Originally Posted by John Scott

He could be a dog-fetish pervert who cross dresses and spends half his disposable income on rubber fists; he would still have more intellectual integrity than Hillary simply by virtue of his repudiation of collectivist economic policies.

I think it's Hannity who cornered the rubber fist market.

I don't think you can accuse Limbaugh of possessing intellectual integrity, but I suppose you can give him, I don't know, brownie points for the collectivist thing. It's a bit like multiple choice tests - the law of averages says he's bound to be right on something, sometime. Gold star for you, Limbaugh. Have a little chocolate medal. We're all proud.

Clinton can crawl back without the chocolate medal. I've got nothing for her. I'm going with the candidate for change. What kind of change, you ask? I dunno... an America where dreams can soar with the turkeys, something like that.

[John Scott]

I'm going with the candidate for change.

Classic.

[John Scott]

Obama: Over $850 Billion In New Spending

Not like we have a choice, though. Ron Paul isn't getting elected.

[DarthMall]

Funny how this big ordeal about Hillary getting squashed by the media was not the case when Obama was said to be the underdog. Hillary was the main event for months, but when Obama started winning, the attention shifted......boo hoo. Maybe Hillary can muster up a few more tears, cry her way to washington.

[DarthMall]

Too bad, I love Ron Paul. He demands answers to questions others wouldn't dare address.
Imagine if we had some transparency in our government. "Mr. President, Why is our currency being controlled by a private bank? Is privatizing our monetary system part of the free-market economy?"

[Jimmy2]

Ron Who? LOL

[DarthMall]

Exactly.