HRC supporters: Congratulations. Obama Supporters: We are 27-14

[book_worm]

To my friends on the HRC side: Congratulations you are back on the winning side and so the campaign continues. I know this must be a happy day for you.

To my friends on the Obama side last night we hoped to close the deal, but didn't. Obama still won a lot of delegates out of all four states. Furthermore, by this time next week I believe that Obama will be at 29 wins (assuming victories in Wyoming and Mississippi). That means more delegates. That will mean that of the 43 contests Obama will have won twice as many as his opponent for the nomination. He's won red states, blue states, purple states, big states and small states.

To both sides: It's going to be a long road ahead and bound to get nasty. I know we will unite in the end, but let's just hope it isn't too late. No matter what a President Obama or a President Clinton would be much more preferable to a President McCain.

[rox63]

1. This Obama supporter says Congrats to Hillary and her supporters

And we'll see you in WY and MS. ;)

[Coexist]

2. still on top in the popular vote, too (even including Florida!)

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_vote_count.html

[high density]

3. Of course the thing is our states don't matter

Only the "big states" matter, and "big state" is a Team Clinton euphemism for "a state that voted for Clinton."

[rpannier]

4. You think he'll win both?

I see it as a probable split.

But,I live overseas, so you'd know better

You have place for reliable feedback on the WY race?

I agree with you on MS though