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Title: Obama and McCain win Oregon
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KATU News/AP Newswire
URL Source: http://www.katu.com/news/19125099.html
Published: May 20, 2008
Author: staff
Post Date: 2008-05-20 23:37:02 by mirage
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Views: 339
Comments: 17
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Barack Obama stands at the brink of victory in the Democratic presidential race. He has defeated Hillary Rodham Clinton in the Oregon primary and is within 100 delegates of the total needed to claim the top prize at the party convention this summer. He told cheering supporters at a rally in Iowa that they had put him within reach of the nomination. Iowa is the overwhelmingly white state that launched the black, first-term senator from Illinois on his improbable path to victory last January. And John McCain won the Oregon primary as well on the Republican side.
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#1. To: All (#0)
47% reporting Barack Obama 225,001 58% McCain 175,266 86% McCain/Obama '08 -- Because the next step is Socialism rather than Freedom.
That's surprising. I thought for sure Ron Paul would have it. :)
God is always good!
He got my vote.
McCain/Obama '08 -- Because the next step is Socialism rather than Freedom.
McCain 175,266 86% Paul 29,021 14% Good Lord. Obama 225,001 McCain 175,266 190K to split. Oregon in thirds? I would've never guessed.
50% Reporting 44% Reporting McCain/Obama '08 -- Because the next step is Socialism rather than Freedom.
Looks like. Typically, its "Eastern Oregon" and "Portland + Eugene" and "Everyone else" when it comes election time.
McCain/Obama '08 -- Because the next step is Socialism rather than Freedom.
Paul 29,021 14% 2000 Primary: Bush 86% Keyes 14% hmmmmmmmm......
Looks like. Typically, its "Eastern Oregon" and "Portland + Eugene" and "Everyone else" when it comes election time. Right at this moment, it's much closer than I expected. Well, we'll just have to wait to analyze beyond the slice and dice demographics we are usually fed. I really expected an early 'mandate'.
2000 Primary: Bush 86% Keyes 14% hmmmmmmmm...... Holy crap. WTheck?
Paul 29,021 14% 2000 Primary: Bush 86% Keyes 14% hmmmmmmmm...... Holy crap. WTheck? Coincidence????
Isn't that one of RP's highest "official" showings in primary elections (as opposed to caucuses)?
Isn't that one of RP's highest "official" showings in primary elections (as opposed to caucuses)? Ron Paul got 16% in Pennsylvania.
Have you noticed how after Mad Mac got enough delegates to secure the nomination, RP's numbers suddenly go up by 8-10% in every primary?
As far as I'm concerned, I cast a vote against McLame.
McCain/Obama '08 -- Because the next step is Socialism rather than Freedom.
14% is great considering Ron Paul has received a 99% media blackout.
2004 election: Oregon is sort of a weird place.
McCain/Obama '08 -- Because the next step is Socialism rather than Freedom.
Oregon is sort of a weird place. LOL!! It's everywhere, it's everywhere!!
Hillary Clinton 160,237 42%
Paul 29,021 14%
#2. To: mirage (#0)
And John McCain won the Oregon primary as well on the Republican side.
#3. To: RickyJ (#2)
I thought for sure Ron Paul would have it. :)
#4. To: mirage (#1)
Barack Obama 225,001 58% Hillary Clinton 160,237 42%
#5. To: All (#3)
Obama: 58%
Clinton: 42%
McCain: 86%
Paul: 14%
#6. To: Peppa (#4)
Oregon in thirds?
#7. To: Peppa (#4)
McCain 175,266 86%
#8. To: mirage (#6)
Oregon in thirds?
#9. To: TwentyTwelve (#7)
McCain 175,266 86% Paul 29,021 14%
#10. To: Peppa, ALL (#9)
McCain 175,266 86%
#11. To: mirage (#5)
Paul: 14%
#12. To: Rupert_Pupkin, mirage (#11)
Paul: 14%
#13. To: TwentyTwelve (#12)
#14. To: Rupert_Pupkin (#13)
Have you noticed how after Mad Mac got enough delegates to secure the nomination, RP's numbers suddenly go up by 8-10% in every primary?
#15. To: Rupert_Pupkin (#13)
Have you noticed how after Mad Mac got enough delegates to secure the nomination, RP's numbers suddenly go up by 8-10% in every primary?
#16. To: Peppa (#8)
Right at this moment, it's much closer than I expected.
Kerry: 51%
Bush 48%
#17. To: mirage (#16)
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