RE: McCain takes Florida

I live in McCain's Arizona. There are by far more illegals than legals who live on my block.

Dammit.

big fence wrote:

I live in McCain's Arizona. There are by far more illegals than legals who live on my block.

South Phx? Thankfully I dont have that problem in Scottsdale/Flag

ALL REPUBLICANS are lackeys of the rich and powerful. in my country they would be exiled to Uzbekastan.

Romney is loathsome and thoroughly plastic and has no soul, so...way to go, McCain

But is a 36% to 31% (Romney) plurality really a win for McCain? Given the peculiarities of Florida, I'd say it's neck-and-neck at best.

A couple days ago the media were kvelling over the astounding "win" of Barack Obama...which consisted of taking 90% of the black vote in a Democrat primary that was 50% black...while meanwhile most of the surviving white Democrats in South Carolina voted for Edwards or Clinton.

Let's not get too excited here.

Cool. Now Crazy Johnny can invade and bomb every other country on earth.

There were almost as many votes in the democratic primary, altough there were zero delegates to win and no candidate campaigned in the state.Very doubtful that the Republicans win Florida again this year.

That tumor growth on his face really skyrocketed him to the victory.

Victory for the indefinite war in Iraq.

Whatever it costs the USA and however long.

McCain can beat Hillary, Obama and McCain will be a toss up.

Horace Clarke wrote:

Obama and McCain will be a toss up.

aaaaaaaa.....i don't think so. black man against an old white war hero. we are in the U.S. you know.

I'm not saying i don't want it to be a contest, but I don't have that much faith in the general public.

fathole wrote:

Horace Clarke wrote:

Obama and McCain will be a toss up.

aaaaaaaa.....i don't think so. black man against an old white war hero. we are in the U.S. you know.

I'm not saying i don't want it to be a contest, but I don't have that much faith in the general public.

I agree, Obama will undoubtedly beat McCain, but Hillary wouldn't.

Mitt Romney has ZERO foreign policy experience. He would be a complete and utter disaster of a president. It's just too damn important these days. Look at what Shrub has done. Case closed.

republicans have many primaries that are winner take all, so yes this was a huge win for mccain.

"aaaaaaaa.....i don't think so. black man against an old white war hero. we are in the U.S. you know.

I'm not saying i don't want it to be a contest, but I don't have that much faith in the general public.[/quote]

I agree, Obama will undoubtedly beat McCain, but Hillary wouldn't."

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Unfortunately [for Obama, and your genius beliefs], Obama won't beat Hillary.

Dog Gone it wrote:

Mitt Romney has ZERO foreign policy experience. He would be a complete and utter disaster of a president. It's just too damn important these days. Look at what Shrub has done. Case closed.

But unlike Shrub he will strengthen the economy, increase the infrastructure, balance the budget, reestablish the industrial base, and send the illegal mestizos packing to the land of manana.

Put Mitt in as VP, then when that jaw tumor knocks Johnny out in a couple of years, we'll have someone ready to take over.

Obama still took 25% of the white vote in SC, not bad in a 3 person race....especially in the south. Obama will win most of the southern states in similar fashion. I'd imagine he'll also take many of the midwestern states like he did with Iowa...but they will be close. It's amazing. I though Bill would be a huge positive for Hillary. How that backfired is beyond me. Maybe it's like being married for 10 years and finding out he cheated on you on your honeymoon. Time seemingly has not treated Bill well.

Alan

Where are all you Ron Paul freaks these days? Too bad you people only wear his buttons instead of pushing the button for your boy. He's as relevant as Kucinich.

Jeez you make it sound like being Black in the South is a disadvantage with the white voting block. Hillarys only chance are huge wins in CA and the Northeast next week. I agree that Obama will carry most of the Midwest and the South, but the West Coast and Northeast will outweigh the rest of the country in significance. In the end, I think Cali and NY will both go for big for Hillary, because a large group of Cali and NYC people are pseudointellectual sheep who would vote for anyone named Clinton. I don't think we'll be any closer to having a candidate next Tuesday than we are today.

Also, BOOOOOOO to Hillary for trying to pull a fast one in Mich and Florida. In NH, she publically said she would take her name off the ballot of FL and MI because the DNC had stripped those states of delegates. Obama and Edwards did, Hilldog did not, creating a false victory. And now that she has cheated her way into a victory, she is fighting to get those state delegates reinstated. We can never trust Hillary, or anyone from their group, to play by the rules. How can we possibly entrust her the highest office of the land?