Official Pennsylvania Democratic Primary Discussion Thread

[Joe Biden 2020]

Wow 60 pages. How does this compare to other states?

The question is, will we reach 1,000 posts (only 100 to go)

[True Democrat]

The guy behind Obama looks like Larry David.

[Person Man]

Wow 60 pages. How does this compare to other states?

The question is, will we reach 1,000 posts (only 100 to go)

Ummmm....does spam seem to be a reasonable way of reaching that goal?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Yeadon has yet to report anything in Delaware. Neither has Swarthmore, which while supermajority white looks ridiculously favorable to Obama (looks like rich latte liberal central.)

[Robespierre's Jaw]

Here comes the Big O. What will he say today? Well he's already thanked John Cougar Melloncamp.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Here we go. Same speech he gives all the time. "No one expected this to happen ..."

[Joe Biden 2020]

Wow 60 pages. How does this compare to other states?

The question is, will we reach 1,000 posts (only 100 to go)

Ummmm....does spam seem to be a reasonable way of reaching that goal?

You take 45, I take 45, let the other 5 happen as they will???

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

After a brief lookover of Delaware County municipalities, what's out looks very favorable to Obama.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Here we go. Same speech he gives all the time. "No one expected this to happen ..."

As I said, Nap Time.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Quit the spam guys. It's already annoying enough to post to this thread since you keep getting messages about posts that have been posted already, we don't need to make it even worse with meaningless crap.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Hillary's lead is back up to 10%

[Person Man]

54-46. ~80%. Looks like 54-46 is what we have.

[Person Man]

55-45 again. Ballot stuffing?

[Joe Biden 2020]

Quit the spam guys. It's already annoying enough to post to this thread since you keep getting messages about posts that have been posted already, we don't need to make it even worse with meaningless crap.

I was just joking about spamming it.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

CNN is slow, but Delaware is at 54% Obama with over 93% in.

[Lief 🗽]

Realistically, North Carolina isn't important. He'd have to win Indiana as well.

Hillary can't lose by over 15 points in NC and still manage to take in over 2/3 of the remaining superdelegates (which is what she needs.)

Hah, as if the delegate count matters at this point. The headline matters. Obama defeating Clinton in two moderate-to-large sized states, both with significant white populations, would end her campaign. If he loses Indiana, then we're gonna have to watch Clinton and Obama pretend to speak Spanish for a few weeks while they campaign in Puerto Rico.

Of course it matters. Hillary can't win without 2/3 of remaining superdelegates. She's going to have to do more than win Indiana to take that.

Well, the two scenarios I see at this point are Clinton dropping out in mid-May and Clinton dropping out in late-June/early-July. Obviously, the former would be much, much preferable to the latter. In this sense, Obama needs to win Indiana to end it.

[bullmoose88]

As for Bucks...a majority of the remaining precincts seem to be in areas less favorable to Clinton, however, given how the other non-blue collar areas have gone...I wouldn't get too excited if you're supporting Obama.

[Person Man]

Gee...I wonder what the numbers are now if CNN is slooooww...

[Verily]

It's going to be 54-46, but narrowly, something like 54.3-45.7. Montgomery will move into the Obama column, and Bucks will (probably) end up below Clinton's statewide margin. Chester, no results yet, but my guess is close to even. Those are the only populous areas with much left out, so the fact that Clinton is just over a 9-point lead right now means she'll be below that at the end.

[Joe Biden 2020]

Realistically, North Carolina isn't important. He'd have to win Indiana as well.

Hillary can't lose by over 15 points in NC and still manage to take in over 2/3 of the remaining superdelegates (which is what she needs.)

Hah, as if the delegate count matters at this point. The headline matters. Obama defeating Clinton in two moderate-to-large sized states, both with significant white populations, would end her campaign. If he loses Indiana, then we're gonna have to watch Clinton and Obama pretend to speak Spanish for a few weeks while they campaign in Puerto Rico.

Of course it matters. Hillary can't win without 2/3 of remaining superdelegates. She's going to have to do more than win Indiana to take that.

Well, the two scenarios I see at this point are Clinton dropping out in mid-May and Clinton dropping out in late-June/early-July. Obviously, the former would be much, much preferable to the latter. In this sense, Obama needs to win Indiana to end it.

I don't think Indiana will end it, honestly.  I think the end will probably be Kentucky and West Virginia.  If Obama can come razor-thin close or win those two states, then, yeah, its over.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

CNN should get a big pro-Obama dump from Delaware anytime soon.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Why is Obama blatantly lying about McCain and his record? He isn't even trying to tell the truth. He's taking so much of his words out of context that it's almost pathetic. I can't wait till he gets into a debate with McCain.

[J. J.]

She'll probably break 10%.  Most of what's out should favor her.  Any calculations on the net delegates.

Boy, Obama sounds bitter.

[Person Man]

Realistically, North Carolina isn't important. He'd have to win Indiana as well.

Hillary can't lose by over 15 points in NC and still manage to take in over 2/3 of the remaining superdelegates (which is what she needs.)

Hah, as if the delegate count matters at this point. The headline matters. Obama defeating Clinton in two moderate-to-large sized states, both with significant white populations, would end her campaign. If he loses Indiana, then we're gonna have to watch Clinton and Obama pretend to speak Spanish for a few weeks while they campaign in Puerto Rico.

Of course it matters. Hillary can't win without 2/3 of remaining superdelegates. She's going to have to do more than win Indiana to take that.

Well, the two scenarios I see at this point are Clinton dropping out in mid-May and Clinton dropping out in late-June/early-July. Obviously, the former would be much, much preferable to the latter. In this sense, Obama needs to win Indiana to end it.

I don't think Indiana will end it, honestly.  I think the end will probably be Kentucky and West Virginia.  If Obama can come razor-thin close or win those two states, then, yeah, its over.

I bet she takes it to the convention NO MATTER WHAT.

Why is Obama blatantly lying about McCain and his record? He isn't even trying to tell the truth. He's taking so much of his words out of context that it's almost pathetic. I can't wait till he gets into a debate with McCain.

Like?

Anyways, Obama should start brushing aside Clinton.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Chester finally coming in. 10% in and Obama has 55%.