Who do you honestly think won Super Tuesday?

[Onlooker]

Poll question: Who do you honestly think won Super Tuesday?

[Dawgs]

1. Obama had a little win because of the number of states won and where they were located.

Remember, he was down big just a few weeks ago.

Hillary should have won all but maybe 4 or 5 states. It looks like he will win 13 or 14.

[AGirl]

2. Hillary won. The last few days before Super Tuesday, she was compeletly swift boated by the media

and *polling* companies suggesting that she might not even be able to win her own state. She FOUGHT back the power. Simple as that.

[Rosa Luxemburg]

4. Delegates

HRC won delegates but the race is no way won yet

[Red Zelda]

3. McInsane won. Hillary won.

The party, the nation, LOST.

[BootinUp]

5. Clinton small win, assuming she picks up more pledged delegates. nt

[RoadRage]

6. They BOTH won...

Hillary won more delegates
Obama won more states
Hillary won more actual votes
Obama won far more then he was "suppose" to, and possible "momentum" as the under dog.

They're both neck & neck.. and this is good for America. This means that Iowa and NH don't get to decide our candidate.. because even here in Nebraska - I get to caucus this weekend, and it actually MEANS SOMETHING. Our primary has always been in May, and is decided long before I get to the booth. This year I can count for a vote that matters - and that's a big win for everyone!

[graywarrior]

7. Obama, just because no one thought he could pull this off.

[Onlooker]

8. Clinton had a small win

Given that all the reports of the last week were that Obama was surging and had a good chance in CA, NJ, and MA, he didn't quite meet expectations. Plus, Clinton came so close in other states where he was expected to win like Missouri and New Mexico (which is still undecided). But, Obama won several states by impressive margins, won Delaware and Connecticut, so that offset his losses to some degree. Clinton had a small win because it appears she stopped Obama's surge.

[Sabien]

9. McCain won Super Tuesday...

Huckabee made progress.

Thanks to the super-delegate mish-mash Obama gained ground, but not enough - yet.

[Bucky]

10. Clinton did quite well, but a stronger candidate could have put it away last night.

For all his talents, Obama is still just a 40 something freshman senator. The fact that an experienced pro like Clinton can't put his candidacy down is not a promising sign of her cross-over appeal. She won, but she had it in her grasp to win much bigger.

[Lebam in LA]

11. Democrats!!!!

:bounce: :bounce: :woohoo: :woohoo: :applause: :applause:

[cloudythescribbler]

12. check out following link -- Feb 5 was HRC's BEST chance to stop Obama & didn't

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=132x4429972

[foxer]

13. Nobody won, race in on the back stretch, less than half over

[LWolf]

14. Nobody, unless

it was close enough to bring us closer to a brokered convention. :shrug: