"Hillary Clinton wins with 0% of the vote tallied!"
I SAW THAT!
And the panel yappers are 'looking beyond WV'..
The electoral votes are being divided now based on projected win %, to illustrate Hillary's futile efforts.
There's 3 weeks to go till the convention cage fight, but the pressure is on to make it easy on the super D's. Everytime I watch the breakdown state by state, I can't figure out why Puerto Rico has more weight than an actual State in the union. Poor Montana.... eating Puerto Rican dust.
I can't say that I 'listened' to her speech. What did she say? Did she say that she was going to win the nomination? How?
Here's what she's doing and why you as an O should be concerned. She's staying in until the end. Why is this important? Because with each victory she is exposing Os soft political under belly; the dude isn't receiving the votes of middle class, HARD working whites (read small town, gun toting, rubes). Unless he can attract her base, McKooK is a winner.
Racial attitudes also came into play, and favorably for Clinton. About one in five whites said race influenced their choice of a candidate, one of the highest proportions who have said so in states that have voted thus far.
I'm curious, what was the Black vote for Obama? I've noticed the media stresses the 'educated' white vote v the uneducated whites. I've not seen too much analysis in other demographics.
I'm curious, what was the Black vote for Obama? I've noticed the media stresses the 'educated' white vote v the uneducated whites.
Exit polls showed Obama picked up more than a quarter of the white vote in West Virginia, which has a small black population. Two of every 10 white voters said race was a factor in their vote, and only a third of those said they would support Obama against McCain.
About half of West Virginia voters said they believed the Illinois senator shared the views of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, his controversial former pastor.
Exit polls showed Obama picked up more than a quarter of the white vote in West Virginia, which has a small black population. Two of every 10 white voters said race was a factor in their vote, and only a third of those said they would support Obama against McCain.
About half of West Virginia voters said they believed the Illinois senator shared the views of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, his controversial former pastor.