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IrishBloodEngHeart Donating Member (815 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Feb-09-08 08:20 PM
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4. it is saturday
most (but not all) people have the day off
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  -Riddle me this, Hillary supporters.... if Hillary's strengths are among the working class and whites XemaSab  Feb-09-08 08:18 PM   #0 
  - working class has trouble with caucuses as the have a hard time getting off to caucus  jsamuel   Feb-09-08 08:18 PM   #1 
  - It's Saturday.  NC_Nurse   Feb-09-08 08:20 PM   #3 
  - I was at kids travel basketball games all morning  HughMoran   Feb-09-08 08:21 PM   #7 
  - Yes, working class should give up their only day off to go caucus for 4 hours...  joshcryer   Feb-09-08 08:23 PM   #11 
  - for many years I took a vacation day to work the caucus  quiller4   Feb-10-08 02:09 AM   #42 
  - Jeez Louise...  anigbrowl   Feb-10-08 02:17 AM   #44 
  - Maybe we should have caucus site at workplaces.....nt  heraldsqure   Feb-10-08 10:40 AM   #61 
  - Uh - a lot of working class people work on Saturday - retail/restaurant/blue collar jobs.  kerry-is-my-prez   Feb-09-08 08:25 PM   #13 
  - I know that, most don't though.  NC_Nurse   Feb-09-08 08:33 PM   #23 
  - Unfortunately not everybody has weekends off! My husband RARELY has  napi21   Feb-09-08 08:33 PM   #22 
  - OMFG, are you really a NURSE? In what freaky universe do you get all Saturdays off?  Hoof Hearted   Feb-10-08 02:17 AM   #43 
     - Yes, I'm REALLY a nurse. Believe it or not,  NC_Nurse   Feb-10-08 10:10 AM   #60 
  - it is saturday  IrishBloodEngHeart   Feb-09-08 08:20 PM   #4 
  - exactly.  jlake   Feb-09-08 08:20 PM   #5 
  - Oh come off it. You wouldn't be implying the caucus didn't include workers if HRC had won it.  Ken Burch   Feb-10-08 02:49 AM   #51 
     - No. I don't support caucuses period.  jlake   Feb-10-08 03:06 AM   #53 
        - Louisiana proves Obama can win primaries too.  Ken Burch   Feb-10-08 03:11 AM   #55 
           - This is not about my dislike for Obama. Yes, Obama can win primaries - and that is a fair win.  jlake   Feb-10-08 03:14 AM   #56 
              - Would you be saying that if YOUR candidate was winning them?  Ken Burch   Feb-10-08 03:18 AM   #58 
                 - Yes I would be saying that.  jlake   Feb-10-08 03:19 AM   #59 
  - Yeah, is that why the caucuses are so tilted toward Obama?  HughMoran   Feb-09-08 08:20 PM   #6 
     - 75% of Obama's wins have been in caucuses or open primaries  nonconformist   Feb-10-08 03:17 AM   #57 
  - Furthermore, why did it take her til February until she started  IrishBloodEngHeart   Feb-09-08 08:19 PM   #2 
  - Look I am white and in WA  marlakay   Feb-09-08 08:22 PM   #8 
  - Thank you Marlakay !  K Gardner   Feb-09-08 08:22 PM   #10 
  - Hey, I'm a white woman for Obama too...  XemaSab   Feb-09-08 08:31 PM   #18 
  - Thank you. Snohomish county is pretty darn white and very OBAMA.  DB1   Feb-09-08 08:43 PM   #28 
  - It's also really poor  XemaSab   Feb-09-08 08:58 PM   #36 
  - Very well written!  rufus dog   Feb-10-08 02:46 AM   #50 
  - how come only about 40k will show up to represent the whole state...  WCGreen   Feb-09-08 08:22 PM   #9 
  - That's less than 1%, too. Truly representative of Washington State.  joshcryer   Feb-09-08 08:25 PM   #14 
  - closer to 200,000 showed up across the state  quiller4   Feb-09-08 08:50 PM   #31 
  - I would still rather see a primary....  WCGreen   Feb-10-08 12:04 AM   #41 
  - Only if you like money and MSM decisions determining the outcome  eridani   Feb-10-08 03:11 AM   #54 
  - I'm baffled by the "it's a caucus" thing, to dismiss Obama's wins.  wienerdoggie   Feb-09-08 08:24 PM   #12 
  - Less than 1% of a state population is "high turnout"?  joshcryer   Feb-09-08 08:26 PM   #15 
  - Yep, high turnout for caucuses. The voters who care. If you want to  wienerdoggie   Feb-09-08 08:33 PM   #21 
  - If she loses LA, which is NOT a caucus, what will the excuse be?  jenmito   Feb-09-08 08:28 PM   #16 
     - It's a wonder anyone in Louisiana voted, considering how the U.S. govt. screwed them over. n/t  Straight Shooter   Feb-09-08 08:31 PM   #20 
     - Well, then, caucuses are AWESOME!!! And fair!!  wienerdoggie   Feb-09-08 08:33 PM   #24 
  - lots of parents are doing sports or debate or dance  NYCALIZ   Feb-09-08 08:28 PM   #17 
  - Yup...including Obama supporters.  jenmito   Feb-09-08 08:31 PM   #19 
     - More of the older crowd goes for Clinton - younger for Obama.  kerry-is-my-prez   Feb-09-08 08:35 PM   #25 
     - Yup. And younger people have to work. Older people are retired.  jenmito   Feb-09-08 08:49 PM   #30 
     - I'm talking about baby boomers & 40-65. We aren't retired yet...  kerry-is-my-prez   Feb-09-08 08:52 PM   #33 
     - while it is true that 2 Clinton delegates were 75+ one of the  quiller4   Feb-09-08 08:55 PM   #35 
     - Well after doing two hours of volunteer work this AM  NYCALIZ   Feb-09-08 08:37 PM   #26 
        - And you think Obama supporters don't have similar stories?  jenmito   Feb-09-08 08:43 PM   #29 
           - since there are a lot more of them under 30....NO  NYCALIZ   Feb-09-08 08:50 PM   #32 
  - It's not true, XemaSab. I tried to explain my area at least, it is definitely NOT true.  Bonobo   Feb-09-08 08:38 PM   #27 
  - I'm not sure that's true either  XemaSab   Feb-09-08 09:00 PM   #37 
  - Conditions have to be just right for Hillary to win a state--no caucus, not too black, not too white  milkyway   Feb-09-08 08:54 PM   #34 
  - Not too urban, not too rural....  XemaSab   Feb-09-08 09:00 PM   #38 
  - She decided that Obama would do well there and she is using  OHdem10   Feb-09-08 09:05 PM   #39 
  - Funny you should say this...  XemaSab   Feb-09-08 09:22 PM   #40 
  - Washington is like no other  goodgd_yall   Feb-10-08 02:20 AM   #45 
  - that graphic doesn't support your assertion  Enrique   Feb-10-08 02:20 AM   #46 
  - You're right  goodgd_yall   Feb-10-08 02:24 AM   #48 
  - She does as well as Obama does with whites.  goodgd_yall   Feb-10-08 02:22 AM   #47 
  - I thought Hilary does well with retirees. Most of my precinct was over 50.  WA98070   Feb-10-08 02:29 AM   #49 
  - her 'strengths' aren't with the "working class and whites" she carried much via the latino vote...  bridgit   Feb-10-08 02:59 AM   #52 
  - Washington has an OPEN CAUCUS & Primary a poor indicator of reality in the GE  ElsewheresDaughter   Feb-10-08 10:41 AM   #62 
 

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