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mohc (1000+ posts)

Tue Feb-26-08 02:49 PM
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14. For those wanting the numbers behind the claim

1/3 (IA) 16 - 15
1/8 (NH) 9 - 9
1/15 (MI) 0 - 0
1/19 (NV) 13 - 12
1/26 (SC) 25 - 12
1/29 (FL) 0 - 0
2/5 (SuperTuesday) 842 - 828 (11 still to be decided)
2/9 (LA, NE, WA, VI) 105 - 56
2/10 (ME) 15 - 9
2/12 (DA, DC, MD, VA) 111 - 57.5 (6.5 to be decided)
2/19 (HI,WI) 56 - 38

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Reminder: There has not been a single day in which Clinton won more pledged delegates than Obama	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:38 PM	#0
That is NOT true.Clinton won more pledged delegates In Arizona	saracat	Feb-26-08 02:39 PM	#1
Read what the OP actually says again.	Pirate Smile	Feb-26-08 02:40 PM	#3
The AZ primary was on Super Tuesday. Obama won more pledged delegates on Super Tuesday. n/t	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:45 PM	#10
Reminder: Bush won. Celebrating a winner for the sake of winning is stupid.	jlake	Feb-26-08 02:39 PM	#2
I wasn't celebrating when Bush won.	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:47 PM	#11
You are making the case that Obama is right because he is a winner.	jlake	Feb-26-08 02:48 PM	#13
No I'm not.	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:52 PM	#16
Then what is your intended point?	jlake	Feb-26-08 02:53 PM	#18
That Obama's campaign has truly been historic in terms of changing the popular vote	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:55 PM	#21
Oh, is that why Obama has 0 chance to win with just pledge delegates?	jlake	Feb-26-08 02:59 PM	#22
Sorry, I don't understand your point	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 03:05 PM	#23
If Obama has revolutionized the voting process why does he need superdelegates	jlake	Feb-26-08 03:07 PM	#24
I'm not convinced he's revolutionized the voting process	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 03:17 PM	#25
The revolutionizing will come Jan. 20th, 2009	andyrowe	Feb-26-08 04:16 PM	#27
New Hampshire, I think.	Bornaginhooligan	Feb-26-08 02:41 PM	#4
Both got 9 pledged delegates from NH	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:42 PM	#5
Oh right, I completely forgot.	Bornaginhooligan	Feb-26-08 02:45 PM	#9
Actually, the delegate count in NH is 9 and 9.	SteppingRazor	Feb-26-08 02:43 PM	#6
Also, Obama got more pledged delegates from Nevada	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:43 PM	#7
Hillary has never led in Pledged Delegates in the whole race	TAWS	Feb-26-08 02:44 PM	#8
Hillary has never even tied in pledged delegates the whole race n/t	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:47 PM	#12
It started 0 - 0, so it was kinda tied	mohc	Feb-26-08 02:50 PM	#15
Hmm... true.	I Vote In Pittsburgh	Feb-26-08 02:52 PM	#17
For those wanting the numbers behind the claim	mohc	Feb-26-08 02:49 PM	#14
I bet those of us who know this are in the minority.	andyrowe	Feb-26-08 02:55 PM	#19
Nice post.	cottonseed	Feb-26-08 02:55 PM	#20
I know right?	andyrowe	Feb-26-08 03:45 PM	#26

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