Exit polls show rather scarey projection for O.
26% that voted for H said they'd vote for McCain before O and 19% said they just not vote.
Of course thats mostly just talk--and doubt half of them would follow thru--but things certainly have changed for O considering he's outspending H 2/1 -has media/liberal blogs backing him.
Watched him in Indy today and appears he's back to baisics--hyping the hope-change-we can slogans again--and other basic rah rah tactics--and passing on issues-and questioning from the press.
got news for him--won't work any more as will be tagged correctly as evasive tactics.
Certainly thought this was over with the Clintons both getting caught lying every day--which brings up point of exactly who is more dominant in the love em/hate em catagory.
O been blessed with free ride early and dem delegate math been helpful. Largest areas of dem voters get more delegates ie--the 90% ("urban" areas for the PC) districts get more delegate per population than others. H won texas but lost delegates.
On to N.C.--which will prove interesting. The last of the 20% + states. Should be boost for O--but wonder how the supers will interpret it.
personally-- made fatal flaw in handicapping O in Dem primary thinking he had no shot--the flaw--considering states with just 10% black population in state was not that much of spot--but if state is 50/50 dem/reb spot is actually double the spot in dem primary because 90% of blacks are dems--ie a 10% state population =16% spot in Dem primary.
20% population will net 32% spot
--the National Election will be diff story--
26% that voted for H said they'd vote for McCain before O and 19% said they just not vote.
Of course thats mostly just talk--and doubt half of them would follow thru--but things certainly have changed for O considering he's outspending H 2/1 -has media/liberal blogs backing him.
Watched him in Indy today and appears he's back to baisics--hyping the hope-change-we can slogans again--and other basic rah rah tactics--and passing on issues-and questioning from the press.
got news for him--won't work any more as will be tagged correctly as evasive tactics.
Certainly thought this was over with the Clintons both getting caught lying every day--which brings up point of exactly who is more dominant in the love em/hate em catagory.
O been blessed with free ride early and dem delegate math been helpful. Largest areas of dem voters get more delegates ie--the 90% ("urban" areas for the PC) districts get more delegate per population than others. H won texas but lost delegates.
On to N.C.--which will prove interesting. The last of the 20% + states. Should be boost for O--but wonder how the supers will interpret it.
personally-- made fatal flaw in handicapping O in Dem primary thinking he had no shot--the flaw--considering states with just 10% black population in state was not that much of spot--but if state is 50/50 dem/reb spot is actually double the spot in dem primary because 90% of blacks are dems--ie a 10% state population =16% spot in Dem primary.
20% population will net 32% spot
--the National Election will be diff story--
