Foxnews projects MA for Hillary

[NJSecularist]

A big win for HRC.

[Clintonista2]

1. WOOHOO!!!!!!!!!! GOMAMA!!!

[BlackVelvet04]

2. I'm afraid to believe it yet....

I'll wait a while for more votes to be counted.

[liberalnurse]

3. So much for the Boston Globe endorsement

and the Kennedy/Kerry blessing for Obama. I'm surprised somewhat but I do know the Mass folks think outside the box and they WANT EXPERIENCE!

[MADem]

9. So much for my two Senators and my governor trying to bully us into voting for their choice

They should have kept their frigging mouths shut. This amounts to a big FUCK YOU to them by their constituencies.

That doesn't mean we won't reelect them, it just means that they've been given the equivalent of a wedgie and a kick in the ass by those they serve.

The governor had a PERSONAL relationship with Obama that goes back a long way, so I will cut him some slack. But Bill and Hillary Clinton campaigned for Kerry--Clinton getting out of a sickbed after HEART surgery to so do--and Kerry should have sat this one out. Same way with Teddy, getting all pissed because HRC mentioned LBJ and NOT JFK (who kept telling MLK to WAIT, that the time wasn't quite right...!!!). He comes off like a WHINER now. He's plainly not in touch with his peeps, as they say.

I often say here that all politics is local. The VAST majority of LOCAL politicians came out for Clinton, including Mayor Menino.

[Gman]

Wow!

Completely unexpected if true.

[Proud2BAmurkin]

4. wow shit. seriously didn't expect that one.

[southern_dem]

5. Chuck Todd

seems to think this is one of the states where one will win the popular vote while the other gets more delegates. We'll see. :)

[MADem]

10. Tweety said she "won handily." NT

[book_worm]

6. not surprising since she had a 20-pt lead

[jlake]

7. MSNBC Reporting Too. w00t!

[NoBorders]

8. As expected. Congrats. nt