official SC Democratic results thread

[Filuwaúrdjan]

looks like Edwards is going to win a few of the NE counties.

Area he were born in.

NW is where he was born.

Which is where he leads. Oconee County, anyway, and with 74% in. (45E-30C-25O)

He was born in that county IIRC.

[Joe Biden 2020]

It looks like Obama will come up with between 50 and 55% of the vote.

[War on Want]

looks like Edwards is going to win a few of the NE counties.

Area he were born in.

NW is where he was born.

Which is where he leads. Oconee County, anyway, and with 74% in. (45E-30C-25O)

He was born in that county IIRC.

Yep.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Obama 40,712 52%
 Clinton 21,759 28%
 Edwards 15,289 20%
 Kucinich 85 0%

15% reporting

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

16% reporting:

Obama 45,438 53%
 Clinton 23,602 28%
 Edwards 16,435 19%
 Kucinich 91 0%

[Joe Biden 2020]

Gravel has 27 votes.

[Verily]

Gravel has 27 votes.

Still fewer than Kucinich, who has dropped out.

[Alcon]

Gravel has 27 votes.

Still fewer than Kucinich, who has dropped out.

And was a joke before he dropped out.

[Eraserhead]

Gravel has 27 votes.

lol. Poor Mike. I love that guy.

[exopolitician]

The media is dogging the hell out of the Clintons for their attacks against Obama, saying this is the reason alot of people pulled their weight behind Obama than Clinton. Also, they are saying this is a huge benefit for Obama going into Super Tuesday. Which is common sense im sure.

[Erc]

For comparison, the SC (caucus) results in 1988:

Jackson: 54%
Uncommitted: 19%
Gore: 18%
Dukakis: 7%
Gephardt: 2%

[Eraserhead]

For comparison, the SC (caucus) results in 1988:

Jackson: 54%
Uncommitted: 19%
Gore: 18%
Dukakis: 7%
Gephardt: 2%

That wasn't exactly a serious race.

[Erc]

"Edwards is not even thinking about dropping out.", MSNBC is reporting

[Joe Biden 2020]

Bill Clinton is speaking right now from Independence, Missouri of all places.

[Politico]

I agree with Clyburn.  This is going all the way to the convention.
I don't agree with Clyburn that it will be good for the party.

The Republicans will have their contest wrapped up long before then, so they will be licking their chops.

Our guy won Okie, be happy!

Yes, I am happy, but at the same time I'm concerned that the Democrats will keep fighting all the way to the late August convention and weaken the eventual nominee enough that he or she will be destroyed in November.

When it is all said and done, a brokered convention would ultimately produce the most electable nominee for the Democratic Party: Former Vice President Al Gore.

A brokered convention is actually the Democrats' best hope. Current polls may show otherwise, but I do not see Obama or Clinton winning any of the states that Kerry lost four years ago. I do not think they can win the presidency, especially up against a popular Republican like John McCain.

Gore has more experience and far less baggage than Hillary and Obama.
If anybody can beat McCain, Gore's the one.

[exopolitician]

Bill Clinton is speaking right now from Independence, Missouri of all places.

They just booed him because he congratulated Obama's win in South Carolina. How classy Missouri *eyeroll*

[Saxwsylvania]

"Edwards is not even thinking about dropping out.", MSNBC is reporting

What an ass.  I hope the mill burns down.

[J. J.]

I agree with Clyburn.  This is going all the way to the convention.
I don't agree with Clyburn that it will be good for the party.

The Republicans will have their contest wrapped up long before then, so they will be licking their chops.

Our guy won Okie, be happy!

Yes, I am happy, but at the same time I'm concerned that the Democrats will keep fighting all the way to the late August convention and weaken the eventual nominee enough that he or she will be destroyed in November.

When it is all said and done, a brokered convention would ultimately produce the most electable nominee for the Democratic Party: Former Vice President Al Gore.

A brokered convention is actually the Democrats' best hope. Current polls may show otherwise, but I do not see Obama or Clinton winning any of the states that Kerry lost four years ago. I do not think they can win the presidency, especially up against a popular Republican like John McCain.

Gore has more experience and far less baggage than Hillary and Obama.
If anybody can beat McCain, Gore's the one.

The voters would never stand for it.

[War on Want]

"Edwards is not even thinking about dropping out.", MSNBC is reporting

What an ass.  I hope the mill burns down.

He is a ass, so is Obama and Clinton. At least you are not retarded and think they are elephants.

[Saxwsylvania]

Al Gore's electability is overstated.  Will the Democrats really nominate someone who lost to George Bush?

[Joe Biden 2020]

"Edwards is not even thinking about dropping out.", MSNBC is reporting

What an ass.  I hope the mill burns down.

He is a ass, so is Obama and Clinton. At least you are not retarded and think they are elephants.

Cute.

[Meeker]

Democratic turnout will beat Republican turnout last week.

[Kushahontas]

caroline kennedy to endorse obama tomorrow, according to olbermann

[War on Want]

Clinton might not win one county. lol

[Verily]

Clinton might not win one county. lol

Wow, you're right. Obama has moved into the lead even in Lexington County while Edwards has edged Clinton into third in Pickens County (which he may win over Obama; it's very tight with 80% reporting).