Clinton wants Canadian votes included too

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Toronto, Ontario - A desperate Hillary Clinton said today that in addition to having Florida and Michigan included in the Democratic primary election results that she also wants Canadians to be able to vote for her too. Hillary Clinton is thought to be very popular with the Canadian white working class hosers like Bob and Doug McKenzie. Clinton also said that like Michigan only her name needed to be on this special Canadian election ballot.
 
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interesting is the fact -despite her mega blunders-- and most polarizing character--she still has chance of beating obama in most popular vote if Fla where both were on the ballot were included.


would indicate to me, Obama not near as strong as once thought and folks no longer biting on the press cheerleading any more.
 
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interesting is the fact -despite her mega blunders-- and most polarizing character--she still has chance of beating obama in most popular vote if Fla where both were on the ballot were included.


would indicate to me, Obama not near as strong as once thought and folks no longer biting on the press cheerleading any more.
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What you're forgetting is that Obama is the underdog. a year ago who was Obama? The lease known of any Dem. Now he's the front runner and Hillary is playing catchup. This is like wanting to count the last preseason game in the NFL so you can make the playoffs. You agreed that the state would not count, but now you need it to win. Obama has the most delegates. He can also beat McCain by a larger margin.
 
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What you're forgetting is that Obama is the underdog. a year ago who was Obama? The lease known of any Dem. Now he's the front runner and Hillary is playing catchup. This is like wanting to count the last preseason game in the NFL so you can make the playoffs. You agreed that the state would not count, but now you need it to win. Obama has the most delegates. He can also beat McCain by a larger margin.
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Quite true--he started as unknown underdog-
The caucus's and media vaulted him ahead of Hilliary--mostly because of way her campaign was run and her persona--
Midway through primaries Obama hit his snag--he lost advantage of unknown.

Other than DC I don't see any extraordinary large margins from states out there for either side.
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and you think Oprah didn't get off the Bama train for a reason--

A Gallup poll conducted in October, shortly after Ms. Winfrey announced her support of Mr. Obama, found that her ?favorable? rating fell by 8 percentage points, to 66 percent, from 74 percent in January 2007; her ?unfavorable? mark jumped by more than half, to 26 percent from 17 percent.
 
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DOGS THAT BARK said:
Quite true--he started as unknown underdog-
The caucus's and media vaulted him ahead of Hilliary--mostly because of way her campaign was run and her persona--
Midway through primaries Obama hit his snag--he lost advantage of unknown.

Other than DC I don't see any extraordinary large margins from states out there for either side.
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and you think Oprah didn't get off the Bama train for a reason--

A Gallup poll conducted in October, shortly after Ms. Winfrey announced her support of Mr. Obama, found that her ?favorable? rating fell by 8 percentage points, to 66 percent, from 74 percent in January 2007; her ?unfavorable? mark jumped by more than half, to 26 percent from 17 percent.
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If this is the type of rationalisation that it takes for you to cope, have at it. I don't know about you but I'm gonig with the extremist on the right and place this race in Gods hands. Will God bless America or damn Her ? I guess it depends on who wins and who is holding the winning ticket. Think about it.
 
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DOGS THAT BARK said:
Quite true--he started as unknown underdog-
The caucus's and media vaulted him ahead of Hilliary--mostly because of way her campaign was run and her persona--
Midway through primaries Obama hit his snag--he lost advantage of unknown.

Other than DC I don't see any extraordinary large margins from states out there for either side.
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and you think Oprah didn't get off the Bama train for a reason--

A Gallup poll conducted in October, shortly after Ms. Winfrey announced her support of Mr. Obama, found that her ?favorable? rating fell by 8 percentage points, to 66 percent, from 74 percent in January 2007; her ?unfavorable? mark jumped by more than half, to 26 percent from 17 percent.
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Not that it matters but when did Ms. Winfrey get off the Obama train ?
 
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You didn't read that in the NY Times did you ? You know that left wing rag that your boy Cheney and friend of the Administration Judy Miller sold this righteous war in. You can't believe what you read in the Times can you ? Any way, it makes sense that her #'s are down. Her Audience is predominatly female/white/over the age of 55. She has not helped Obama there. Or maybe it's the economy; no offence stupid. http://www.topix.com/forum/who/oprah-winfrey/TQ6CRO73RLIV9JVB9 http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2007/12/07/502240.aspx
 
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