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Title: Texas Primary - March 4, 2008
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CNN
URL Source: http://www.CNN.com
Published: Mar 4, 2008
Author: CNN
Post Date: 2008-03-04 20:43:23 by TwentyTwelve
Keywords: Texas, Primary, Election 2008
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Comments: 17
Texas Republican Primary 4-Mar-08 Delegates: 138 County Results --- 1% Reporting 1 McCain 182,929 56% 2 Huckabee 105,342 32% 3 Ron Paul 17,391 5% 4 Romney 10,123 3% 5 Thompson 2,670 1% 6 Hunter 2,250 1% 7 Giulliani 1,438 0%
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Texas Democratic Primary 4-Mar-08 Delegates: 232 County Results --- 1% Reporting 1 Obama 484,267 56% 2 Clinton 367,159 43% 3 Edwards 2,637 1% 4 Richardson 2,135 0% 5 Joe Biden 1,158 0% 6 Chris Dodd 826 0% 7 Mike Gravel - 0% 8 Kucinich - 0%
They're keeping Huckleberry in the race to keep Ron Paul down.
And Quick Draw McCain up.
That is the plan.
Once again, race and gender is skewing the results.
The ratio of dem to pub votes once again is totally out of kilter, nearly five to one, in current reports.
Yeah, there's tons of gold to be mined amongst Huck's supporters. /sarc off
Success is relative. It is what we can make of the mess we have made of things. T. S. Eliot
Texas Democratic Primary 4-Mar-08 Delegates: 232 County Results --- 6% Reporting 1 Obama 651,225 50% 2 Clinton 622,305 48% 3 Edwards 12,811 1% 4 Richardson 4,981 0% 5 Joe Biden 2,484 0% 6 Chris Dodd 1,683 0% 7 Mike Gravel - 0% 8 Kucinich - 0%
Texas Democratic Primary 4-Mar-08 Delegates: 232 County Results --- 10% Reporting 1 Obama 695,932 49% 2 Clinton 688,473 49% 3 Edwards 15,284 1% 4 Richardson 5,797 0% 5 Joe Biden 2,884 0% 6 1991 1,683 0% 7 Mike Gravel - 0% 8 Kucinich - 0%
I was looking at Ohio a moment ago. Paul has less than five per cent of reported so far. Does that mean the Ohio pubs are stupid rather than ignorant???? What other explanation is there?
Hitlery is about to pass Osama in Texas. She has closed the gap.
Texas Democratic Primary 4-Mar-08 Delegates: 232 County Results --- 25% Reporting 1 Clinton 937,859 50% 2 Obama 902,583 48% 3 Edwards 20,828 1% 4 Richardson 7,686 0% 5 Joe Biden 3,861 0% 6 Chris Dodd 2,635 0% 7 Mike Gravel - 0% 8 Kucinich - 0%
-- Sen. Hillary Clinton wins the Texas primary, CNN projects; Texas caucus results yet to come. Get the latest developments and instant analysis now on CNN and CNN.com.
Texas Republican Primary 4-Mar-08 1:36am EST Delegates: 138 County Results --- 90% Reporting 1 McCain 672,267 51% 2 Huckabee 492,028 38% 3 Ron Paul 66,360 5% 4 Romney 26,316 2% 5 Thompson 14,048 1% 6 Hunter 7,867 1% 7 Giulliani 5,881 1% ************************************************* Texas Democratic Primary 4-Mar-08 1:36am EST Delegates: 232 County Results --- 49% Reporting 1 Clinton 1,307,641 51% 2 Obama 1,213,217 47% 3 Edwards 27,392 1% 4 Richardson 9,849 0% 5 Joe Biden 5,000 0% 6 Chris Dodd 3,446 0% 7 Mike Gravel - 0% 8 Kucinich - 0%
elections.foxnews.com/200...illary-ad-darkened-obama/ QUESTIONS RAISED WHETHER HILLARY AD DARKENED OBAMA by FOXNews.com Tuesday, March 4, 2008 A controversial new Hillary Clinton attack ad caused an Internet stir Tuesday among critics who claim it deliberately darkens Barack Obama’s skin color. The buzz began earlier the day, when the liberal Web site DailyKos.com showed side-by-side screen grabs of Barack Obama taken during a debate with Clinton in Cleveland last week. The screen grab used in the ad showed a clearly darker-skinned Obama, prompting some to wonder if it was done to highlight his race. Clinton spokesman Jay Carson responded initially by speculating the darkened image might have occurred as part of a normal “saturation-desaturation” process typical in commercial production. He said both Obama and Clinton have used that process in their ads, and denied any ulterior motive behind the campaign’s ad. After checking with ad guru Mandy Grunwald, however, Carson later said the images on the DailyKos site were not taken from the Clinton ad at all. “We don’t know what is up there, but it is not our ad,” he insisted. There is no way to independently confirm the accuracy of the images on DailyKos.com. But debate images of Obama taken by FOXNews.com directly from the ad in question on Clinton’s official Web site still seem to be clearly darker than images of Obama taken from another video clip from the debate. Click here to see the Clinton ad on HillaryClinton.com. Click here to see the original debate footage of Obama. Whatever the case, one posting on the DailyKos site charged that while darkening footage may be considered standard practice for political ads trying to “cast the target as sinister,” it is “not an acceptable excuse.” “Even if you accept that as normal practice, it’s still a dirty one,” the posting said. “This is, at best, the worst of politics as usual.” The Obama campaign had no comment. Some bloggers compared the case to the infamous 1994 Time magazine cover of O.J. Simpson following his arrest on murder charges. In that case, Time photo editors deliberately darkened a mug shot of Simpson, giving him a much more menacing appearance. A number of commonly used techniques allow photo and video editors to darken or lighten images. The lighting and tonality can be changed for effect, to highlight some parts of the image or for a variety of other reasons. The Clinton ad, released Monday in Texas, alleged that Obama was “too busy” running for president to hold any hearings as chairman of an oversight committee for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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I've already said too much.
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They're keeping Huckleberry in the race to keep Ron Paul down.
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They're keeping Huckleberry in the race to keep Ron Paul down.
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