OK-Senator Clinton's post Feb 5 record is going to be catastrophic

[Tropics_Dude83]

This is really embarrasing for our co frontrunner. I just saw the SUSA poll posted here that has her down by 22 points in Virginia. An ARG poll just out has it 56-38 in Virgina and 55-37 in Maryland. So our co front runner's record is likely to be after 2/5

Virgin Islands-She lost by 80 points 90-10%
Washington State-68-32 loss-She lost by 37 points
Nebraska-68-32-She lost by 38 points
Louisania-57%-36%-lost by 21 points
Maine-59-41%-She lost by 19 points
Projected Virginia-a 17-21 point loss
Maryland-a projected 17-23 point loss

Her best case showing in the post February 5th primaries so far is likely to be a 19 point loss?

This is devastating for her.

[underpants]

1. Eh she is waiting for the big scores in March

everyone, rightly, knew that Obama would own February.

[Independent-Voter]

7. Ask Mr. 9/11 how well that strategery works out.

[GodlessBiker]

2. It's not good, but it certainly is not "devastating."

[bigtree]

3. I'm devastated

nice to see you're concerned, as well

[Radical Activist]

4. She not a front runner anymore and she may not last through February.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

5. Obama just broke the superdelegate gap.

He's got a clear lead in regular delegates and will likely extend that gap tomorrow.

Clinton might take Ohio and Texas, but it will be close and I doubt she'll close that delegate gap.

As the campaign draws on, superdelegates will be lining up behind the delegates.

[book_worm]

6. let's not get cocky

[LostinVA]

8. VA has open primaries

[Vinca]

9. Aren't Ohio and Texas apportioned like the other states?

If he gets all the little states in between plus a decent portion of the delegates from Ohio and Texas, he might do it. And I'm not getting cocky. The superdelegates might already have their ambassadorships lined up.

[Tropics_Dude83]

10. This is really starting to slip away from her

Check this out. Absent a Rezco bombshell god forbid or an Edwards endorsement of HRC, Obama will be our nominee:

Dems:
From USA Today-Gallup: Obama 47, Clinton 44. Error margin: 5 points.
From AP-Ipsos: Obama 46, Clinton 41. Error margin: 4.3 points.
GOP:
From USA Today-Gallup: McCain 53, Huckabee 27. Error margin: 5 points
From AP-Ipsos: McCain 44, Huckabee 30. Error margin: 5.2 points.
General election match-ups:
From USA Today-Gallup: Obama 50, McCain 46; McCain 49, Clinton 48.
From AP-Ipsos: Obama 48, McCain 42; Clinton 46, McCain 45.
More from the AP here. More from USA Today here. The Page, 11:43 AM