If you don't think HIllary is the big winner today, THINK AGAIN.

[AGirl]

[Truth2Tell]

1. OK. I thought again.

And I still don't think she's "the big winner." Nice try though.

[jgraz]

12. I think the key is to not think at all

Just turn your brain off and read the press release from Camp Clinton. That's the only way it makes sense.

[Whisp]

25. white people turn out for Hillary...

sounds a bit... ???
nah,


nah,

[REDFISHBLUEFISH]

50. What about an 80% African American vote for Obama

Definitely sound like they chose by some non-political reasoning.

Very very...Nah...

[mahina]

2. This website is a yahoo screenshot.

I'm going to go run a full scan now, thanks a lot.

[AGirl]

3. okay bump.

[johnnydrama]

4. um

they're talking about California.

Ask Gore & Kerry if their HUGE wins in CA did much for them?

[jackson_dem]

31. Kerry and Gore didn't need to win the CA primary. It sure helped Bill in 1992 though

[blm]

5. Yeah. Sure. She NEEDED a HUGE win tonight. She didn't get one. Obama's going into

the next round in states that he is already strong and wih a huge money advantage.

Hillary had her best shot TODAY. And she was thwarted. For all the mocking that Hilary supporters have been doing tonight towards them, Obama and his team accomplished ALOT the last two weeks. More than TeamClinton will be able to overcome in the next goround.

[JeanGrey]

21. Stick a fork in her?

[niceypoo]

46. Delusional

This is the kind of crap we hear from the right

[blm]

49. Baloney - that kneejerk response is such a blatant crock and not even close to being

applicable to what was posted.

[mahina]

6. Hey by the way is there a reason you made a webpage for this screenshot?

Just thought I'd ask before I go hose off.

[AGirl]

7. I don't need to tell you.

[southern_dem]

8. It's a wash

You're welcome for the bump. :)

[Quixote1818]

9. Yahoo changes their home page about ever 15 minutes

That will be up there at 12:00 pm to about 12:15 while most of the country sleeps. Then by morning they will have:

Obama takes 13 states to Hillary's 9

OUCH!

[cali]

10. eh, are you so slow that you don't understand that that's

referring only to CA. How sad. Sorry, pumpkin, it's a tie. You can spin and twist and lie, but it won't change the facts, dear.

[Straight Shooter]

14. There you go with the condescending name-calling again.

Unreal. Stop being so angry. Be happy and filled with hope.

[CatnHat]

17. Is that why Hillary Clinton

is winning in the delegate count. You can try downplay the win in New York and California the two largest "delegate" states but you can't change the fact that Clinton is winning in delegates and "key" states. That's what counts. Like you said the simple facts are out there. Just go to any website and check out the delegate count so far. The advantage is all Hillary Clinton's tonite, not matter how you try to spin it; and I'm sure all the Obama camp will have their "talking points" in a few hours; spin, spin, spin; hope yo don't get too dizzy.

[RummyTheDummy]

19. How many "key states" are left for her though?

Tonight is already old news. The battle moves forward. Find me a state besides Texas that she can win without whoring herself out to Latinos?

Not. Gonna. Happen.

[leftynyc]

34. I see someone is bitter about

the Latino vote. Care to share why?

[MoonRiver]

43. "Whoring herself out to Latinos"

Are Obamaniacs born mean and despicable or did your messiah make you that way?

But Hillary thanks you. Because of that comment I'm going to her website right now and donating.

[joshcryer]

26. It says "huge win" and is still up there. This will push momentum in her favor.

This is something many Obama supporters don't understand.

[mtnester]

37. Call tonight whatever you want , on the numbers that count

A TIE is 1 to 1 or 2 to 2 or 100 to 100.


What a TIE is not is when it is 724 to 646 (as of 0516 2/6/06)...and right now delegates ARE what count aren't they?

Let's not forget our math now...724 is a bigger number than 646 isn't it dearie?




On edit - screen capture added of where I got the delegate count I am using

<a href="" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt="Photobucket"></a>

sorry about the code Photo bucket is being weird

[mahina]

11. Spyware

crawling all over my pc after I went to that page. Heads up DUers.

[AGirl]

13. you are kidding me right?

[Straight Shooter]

15. That poster is playing games.

Gawd, the Barack followers are so bitter tonight. Barack did so well, but they're just angry all over the place. It's unreal.

[mahina]

24. No games, 4 critters so far,

could be a coincidence I guess.

[mahina]

27. Thanks for editing it so we can read your post

without going to that external 3rd party website.

[tabasco]

16. Obama won more delegates.

That's the only thing that counts.

Your Yahoo screen shot doesn't change the big picture.

[CatnHat]

18. Sorry Clinton

won overall in the delegate count. Go check it out, and its not on the Drudge, trust me.

[Tarc]

42. Are you lying, or just naive?

825 to 732, Clinton is up.

[FunkyLeprechaun]

20. Uh No she was not a huge winner

She may have won two big states but Obama has racked up his state by state victories. He's got the most states and she doesn't.

[leftynyc]

33. How many time during this

did we hear how it's the delegates that count (which I agree with). She won that. Obama won Mr. Congeniality.

[ProSense]

22. Yahoo! front page? That's just a photo with a spin headline! n/t

[rodeodance]

23. SWEET

[Eurobabe]

28. Only because the MSM and DU Hillbots say she is. n/t

[cascadiance]

29. If you figure the current delegate counts by rough percentages of vote Obama's ahead...

... in today's counts.  Of course this changes from minute to
minute but here's the current totals from CNN:

State:         Del. Tot:    Obama:       Hillary:
-----------------------------------------------------
Alabama           52       (56%)  29    (42%)  22
Alaska            13       (75%)   9    (25%)   4  (*)
Arizona           56       (42%)  24    (51%)  29
Arkansas          35       (27%)   9    (69%)  24
California       370       (39%) 144    (53%) 196
Colorado          55       (67%)  37    (32%)  18
Connecticut       48       (51%)  25    (47%)  23
Delaware          15       (53%)   9    (43%)   6  (*)
Georgia           87       (67%)  58    (31%)  27
Idaho             18       (79%)  15    (17%)   3  (*)
Illinois         153       (65%)  99    (33%)  50
Kansas            32       (74%)  24    (26%)   8
Massachusetts     93       (41%)  38    (56%)  52
Minnesota         72       (67%)  48    (32%)  23
Missouri          72       (49%)  35    (48%)  35
New Jersey       107       (44%)  47    (54%)  58
New Mexico        26       (47%)  12    (49%)  13
New York         232       (40%)  93    (57%) 132
North Dakota      13       (61%)   8    (37%)   5  (*)
Oklahoma          38       (31%)  12    (55%)  21  (*)
Tennessee         68       (41%)  28    (54%)  37
Utah              23       (57%)  14    (39%)   9  (*)
----------------------------------------------------
TOTAL:                           817          795
* - Delegates fully allocated.

Delegates currently earned Hillary leads now 466-441

[farmboxer]

30. Hillary tried to give "We The People" Universal Healthcare

The Republican right wing corporate owned mainstream media hates her guts, and have been trying to destroy her for many years now.

[Iceburg]

45. Yup -- the big pharma corps and the DC media have spent 2 decades trying to destroy her audacity/nt

[pointsoflight]

32. It's basically a tie right now, anything else is spin.

At the end of the delegate counting, it's going to be a very close race at this juncture. Then when you look at the rest of the primaries, it appears Obama has an advantage over the next month, and Hillary an advantage in the big states that come later. The nomination is totally up in the air at this point.

[leftynyc]

35. Maybe brokered convention?

Political junkies like us should be loving this. (I assume anyone on this board is a political junkie)

[krkaufman]

38. Spin can be everything ...

... but Obama's 3-to-1 fundraising advantage in January may assist in reversing whatever twist may be put on tonight's results. The fundraising combined with the tie tonight puts Obama in a VERY GOOD spot.

[pointsoflight]

39. Yes, Obama is in a great position for the rest of February.

[krkaufman]

44. Agreed. It seems that way to me. n/t

[donheld]

36. I think both Hillary and Barack did well, I just hope the winners are

You and I.

[GalleryGod]

40. I Have an inkling what the "A" stands for Agirl.....

Don't you dare lecture me,tootsie!

You can audit my classes, if you want to commute to Philly 3X a week?

:smoke: Save your immature & hyperbolic bullshiite for someone who CARES?

[workinclasszero]

41. OK I thought again

Your spin failed, sorry.

When Hillary runs out of money and Obama wins the next 6 primaries, get back with me. :evilgrin:

[Vinca]

47. I just heard Timmy comment that the only thing that will unify

the Republicans in the general election is Bill and Hillary Clinton. Something to consider.

[Enrique]

48. argument by Yahoo screenshot

not too convincing imo.