Obama Campaign Claims Big Advantage in Delegates, and Digs at Bill Clinton's Performance
In an email to reporters, Obama press secretary Bill Burton writes that "based on exit polling in South Carolina, we are currently projecting that we will win 25 delegates, Clinton will win 12 and Edwards will win 8. This means that the total pledged delegates from Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and now South Carolina combined will be, we estimate: Obama-63, Clinton-48 and Edwards-26."
And this dig.
"Another note – below are the real vote tallies from the precincts that former President Bill Clinton visited tonight:
Greenville 14 607 – Obama 80% (488 votes), Clinton 14.8% (90), Edwards 2% (12)
Greenville 19 705 – Obama 78% (548), Clinton 16% (115), Edwards 5% (37)"
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A President Like My Father - Op-Ed, NYT - Sunday - 1/27/08 - Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/27/opinion/27kennedy.html?hp
YES WE CAN!
Marginalize this!
* Obama wins 68% of 18-29 year olds
* Obama wins 62% of 30-44 year olds
* Obama wins 55% of 45-59 year olds
* Obama wins 63% of people who have never voted before
* Obama wins 54% of of non-college educated voters
* Obama wins 52% of college educated voters
* Obama wins 55% of people who make less than $100,000
* Obama wins 57% of people who make less than $50,000
* Obama wins 52% of people who said the economy was the most important issue
I will never, ever support Hillary again after this evening. She should be ashamed by her and Bill's behavior. Florida is now in play? What a joke.
People are starting think about what a Hillary presidency would look like:
"Ladies and Gentleman, I am honored to announce the President of the United States, Bill Clinton's wife, Hillary.
James Island Precinct #3-324 Obama, 55 Clinton, 7 Edwards. Total eligible voters 775, as per tape totals.
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