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NightOwwl Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Mar-06-08 08:05 PM
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Clinton Campaign May Challenge TX Caucus Results
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Edited on Thu Mar-06-08 08:18 PM by NightOwwl
Texas in second day of counting caucus results

Election officials in Texas have resumed counting votes from Tuesday's caucuses after overwhelming turnout pushed the caucuses later than expected.

Clinton's campaign, meanwhile, says it may challenge the state's caucus results, citing what they call "hundreds of complaints" of mischief caused by the Obama campaign at caucus, The Associated Press reported.Clinton officials cite evidence that Obama supporters illegally obtained caucus packets in several precincts throughout the state.

Under caucus rules, whomever has the packet is placed in charge of the caucus. They also say Obama supporters locked Clinton voters out of several caucuses, the AP reported.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/POLITICS/03/05/texas.caucus.count/index.html

Sickened and disgusted doesn't begin to explain how I feel right now.

ETA: It's Clinton I'm disgusted with, not Obama.

Thought that needed clarification.
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