HRC lost last night

[mkultra]

Obama won more states and more delegates. Hillary lost. Is she imploding?

[LostinVA]

1. Nice username

[mkultra]

3. thanks

few know its meaning

[LostinVA]

6. I bet that's why you picked it

[mkultra]

9. actually

i picked it to raise awareness. Its important to remember what unfettered government can do to people.

[mkultra]

20. wait

where you trying to imply something?

[LostinVA]

27. Should I have been?

[mkultra]

30. i dont know

should you?

[complain jane]

21. Oh holy shit

I never heard of it so I googled mkultra just now.

Holy shit.

[mkultra]

26. pretty crazt isnt it nt

[AGirl]

2. No. Keep wishing.

[joshcryer]

4. Wait until the CA delegates come in.

You'll be surprised.

[K Gardner]

5. STOP IT, please ! I support Obama, but we do NOT need this kind of inflammatory posting here. HRC

did GREAT last night.. they both did. Let's give the "winning" crap a rest. We have a long way to go yet and this isn't helping.

[mkultra]

7. your right

my bad

[MoonRiver]

13. If you really believed that you'd delete your OP.

Or you could ask the mods to lock it.

Frankly, it does your candidate no good for his supporters to appear to be such poor sports.

[mkultra]

14. hmmm

imnot against it but i think your acrimony gives my pause

[MoonRiver]

22. State how my post was acrimonious.

I'm trying to give you a clue about how you damage your candidate with such posts. A strong Obama supporter basically told you the same thing on this very thread.

[mkultra]

28. strange

i thought you were issuing a veiled indictment of my sincerity.

[MoonRiver]

31. Whatever.

I guess I should be grateful people like you keep tearing your messiah down with every boneheaded attempt to pump him up. :crazy:

[mkultra]

32. love you too

[cloudythescribbler]

35. The OP just interprets Tsunami Tues as a win -- not nastily or gloating ...

OK so you have a different narrative -- I think there are different standards here for Obama supporters (eg protestation about this thread is illustrative) and Obama bashing (eg a zillion threads going on for months and months about McClurkin, without any pattern reflecting how gay organizations and newspapers were looking at the election (much more favorably proportionately than GLBT discussion on DU. And there are other examples too.

I only would like to see more analysis -- I'll try to give a link to my thread that attempts to go into depth on the issue more.

[cloudythescribbler]

37. what y'all have been waiting for -- my link to a more extended analysis of Obama victory:

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

[Iwasthere]

12. But it is true

I just want to see it headlined somewhere. Obama = more states, and Obama = more delegates. No brainer. You know damn well that if HC would have won both it would be headlined.

[K Gardner]

29. I know. The MSM coverage is unfair, but again, I really think each supporter's sides see what

they want to see. Hillary supporters today are complaining bitterly about her coverage. Obama supporters are not happy with his coverage. I just wonder what an UNBIASED person sees/thinks, LOL. I'll have to call some friends today and see who they think "won". :hi:

[msongs]

8. more people go to ONE UCLA basketball game than voted for Obama in Idaho yesterday nt

[mkultra]

10. well, your ignoring

More people go to a UCLA basketball game than LIVE in idaho.

[cloudythescribbler]

38. Well, let's just say that Idaho deservedly got less attention than CA

[TexasObserver]

11. She weathered the night by winning in California.

She's on a decline, but far from out of it and far from imploding.

She certainly failed to meet expectations, and she failed to maintain the huge leads she had in almost every state she ended up losing.

[Independent-Voter]

18. One more week and she would have been toast

The only thing that kept her from losing California were:

1 - votes cast a month ago before Obama gained steam. Hell, Edwards still picked up a bunch of absentee votes.
2 - time. If Super Tuesday was held a week later, Obama would have rolled her in more states than he already did.

[TexasObserver]

25. You are correct

Obama needed more time to overcome all those early votes that occurred before many realized he's viable. Now he has that time, the money to be heard, and a chance to stage a really strong run the next couple of months.

[cloudythescribbler]

36. yes, CA saved HRC from a crushing defeat.

Here's my overall analysis of the upshot of Tsunami Tues:

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

[Skip Intro]

15. I am quite happy with her wins last night - we will see what the final delegate count is

but she did just fine last night

she will win the nomination

[mkultra]

17. sure

she did do well but less than expected. it was pretty close to a tie. Assuming at this point that she will be the candidate is a bit to presumptuous for my taste though.

[Benhurst]

16. If this kind of BS keeps up, I hope we have a deadlocked convention,

because neither Hillary nor Obama is going to able to unite the party.

[mkultra]

19. nah

we me scrap and fight but its less like separate parties and more like family. In the end, we will come together like but cheeks.

[Benhurst]

33. Yeah, like there have never been times when the Democratic Party

failed to come together.

Check out the last half of the Twentieth Century.

[Rosemary2205]

23. What a pathetic post.

I voted Obama - but come on - is Clinton imploding? - buy a grip will ya?

[Submariner]

24. She lost that aire of smarmy invincibility that she has been

showing this past few months.

[Dems Will Win]

34. And she cannot by law raise any more primary $$ from her maxed out big donors

She needs NEW donors and not enough exist.