From CNN exit polls: Clinton gets a 1.7% bump from Republicans who won't vote for her in the Fall.

[Aloha Spirit]

5% of Democratic voters today will not support the same candidate in November.
Clinton takes these voters 2 to 1, giving her a 1.7% bump.

[NJmaverick]

1. That is not something lost on the SDs

[Fearless]

2. It'll go away. McLame is batshit crazy.

[pinkpops]

16. He has plenty of company in his party

[Occam Bandage]

3. So we can deduct 1.7% from her total.

[abbyg8r]

4. I'm not surprised. n/t

[rwheeler31]

5. Oh goody ditto heads get to play.

[RevCheesehead]

6. That would be my fucking brother and his wife.

:grr:

[Aloha Spirit]

8. Ha. I hope they seethe with bitterness when Obama is Prez.

[Thepricebreaker]

7. Limbaugh is actually making a difference?

[Aloha Spirit]

10. I kind of suspect that 5% is within the margin of "people who didn't understand the question,", but

there it is.

[BayouBengal07]

9. Are those the GOPers who switched parties at the last minute?

[Aloha Spirit]

13. No way to tell. Just people who said they wouldn't vote for their candidate in the Fall.

[New Dawn]

11. K&R

[Swamp Rat]

12. Bad Karma

for them

[MrSlayer]

14. My brother is one of those Operation Chaos voters.

Voted for Hillary today.

[Khaotic]

15. This is the Operation Chaos Measurement

About the only fucking reason for a Republican to turn Democrat and vote for someone they have no fucking intention on voting for in November is ...

Rush Lintball's Operation Chaos.

Welcome to the success of rethugs infiltrating our primary.

1.7% ... fuck me, nearly 2%.

I should be interesting to see the end number and know that we can take away nearly 2% of Hillary's win from her credit.

If she wins by 8% and everyone is saying ... 'that's a lot better than 6%' then we know ...

well shit, we don't know anything. Only that Lintball had an impact, but that his impact only gave Hillary 2% pts, not the election.

Now, if it's closer and within 2% pts and the long lines and voting machine "discrepancies" had an impact, then Lintball can glote and claim his efforts successfully extended the democratic primary and thus gave McSame a better chance in the GE.

We'll see, but I'm stunned Lintball had a nearly 2% impact on the vote.

Let's us know how much of that 300,000 new registered Democrats in PA were rethugs looking to fuck up our election.

[Aloha Spirit]

17. What, you don't suppose these are the voters who accidentally pressed the wrong button?

[Khaotic]

18. Now, now ... what kind of voter would do that?

The fine folks who live in Appalachia are as sharp as a turnip which in ad fell off un da farm truck.

De'm voters wouldn't get it wrong!

[Aloha Spirit]

19. I'm going to hell for laughing just now.

[SIMPLYB1980]

23. Funny it's the Obama camp that courted operation chaos members

to try and win NV, and the Obama people had no problem with it then, and probably don't have a problem with it now.
http://www.crooksandliars.com/2008/01/14/obama-nevada-flyer-you-can-be-a-democrat-for-one-day/

[Aloha Spirit]

20. kick for those who missed it earlier.

[Khaotic]

21. true

[Alhena]

22. The exit polls showed most switching Republicans went with Obama

[KittyWampus]

26. the issue is those who say they won't vote Dem in November.

[starroute]

27. Then that 1.7% is registered Dems who will vote for McCain

Either way, it doesn't do a lot for Hillary's argument that she's more able to carry the big states.

[CK dexter]

24. Limbaugh's slimeball tactic worked: Clinton/MSM say double digits, he gives it to them

[KittyWampus]

25. seems likely