Campaign 2008: Interactive Primary Map

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  • Posted By: TellItLikeItis1 @ 05/07/2008 7:14:45 AM

    I WILL NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA!! This country is in enough trouble now and it will get worse if he is elected.

  • Posted By: TellItLikeItis1 @ 05/07/2008 7:14:36 AM

    I WILL NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA!! This country is in enough trouble now and it will get worse if he is elected.

  • Posted By: TellItLikeItis1 @ 05/07/2008 7:14:29 AM

    I WILL NOT VOTE FOR OBAMA!! This country is in enough trouble now and it will get worse if he is elected.

  • Posted By: mcdenmail @ 04/25/2008 12:38:17 PM

    stev_dot -- Hint: "Gee, I guess I made a mistake, no, sorry, misspoke about getting shot at. Sorry about that -- I guess I wanted to look tough and experienced and "Vetted" and to let everyone know that gee, I am a tough gal" -- She insults everyone's intelligence (even yours stev_dot) and insults all of the great women leaders of history that have demonstrated honor, honesty, loyalty, and sacrifice for their country. Everyone knew the rules -- apparently the rules don't apply to Hillary -- I guess she feels that she is above them. The mark of a great leader.

  • Posted By: mcdenmail @ 04/25/2008 12:37:47 PM

    stev_dot -- Hint: "Gee, I guess I made a mistake, no, sorry, misspoke about getting shot at. Sorry about that -- I guess I wanted to look tough and experienced and "Vetted" and to let everyone know that gee, I am a tough gal" -- She insults everyone's intelligence (even yours stev_dot) and insults all of the great women leaders of history that have demonstrated honor, honesty, loyalty, and sacrifice for their country. Everyone knew the rules -- apparently the rules don't apply to Hillary -- I guess she feels that she is above them. The mark of a great leader.

  • Posted By: stev_dot @ 04/24/2008 11:03:05 AM

    Mcdenmail: You really should visit factcheck.org if you think Barack Obama is really above the fray of politics. Hint: He or "his campaign" are not.

  • Posted By: andijoy225 @ 04/22/2008 7:09:02 PM

    I agree. Everyone knew the rules. The States knew the rules, the candidates knew the rules (why most of them didn't even campaign there) the parties knew the rules. It wouldn't matter if the margin between Clinton and Obama was larger. The only reason any one is acting like they care if those delegates get seated is because of the closeness of the race. I don't know what made those people who were told their votes wouldn't count went out and voted.

  • Posted By: raeray777 @ 04/21/2008 5:31:32 AM

    Why do people think that it is unfair to reap the concenquences for their actions? Florida and Michigan knew that their votes would not count if they held their primaries early. If those states had waited and had fair elections to all candiates the outcomes would have been different. Don't change the rules just because you don't like the outcome.

  • Posted By: CULLENJAMES @ 04/19/2008 4:02:24 AM

    itsbrka,
    I agree they need to count.
    This is unfair.
    If Obama wins, I'll vote for him and move out of the country.

  • Posted By: itsbrkn @ 04/13/2008 3:54:34 PM

    Where does the Democratic National Committee get the power to tell the people in the states of Florida and Michigan, "Sorry, you don't count"? Isn't that unconstitutional? Suppose they were looking for an excuse to reduce the number of Clinton delegates. What will happen in the rest of the states that have yet to hold their primaries? Obama seems to be their choice for a democratic candidate, but this is just unfair.

  • Posted By: itsbrkn @ 04/13/2008 3:46:36 PM

    If Florida and Michigan's votes can be discounted by the Democratic National Committee, isn't that unconstitutional? Why do they have the power to tell people in both states, "Sorry, but you don't count".
    What's to stop them from doing the same thing in any other state? I think they want Obama as the Democratic nominee and were looking for any reason to take delegates away from Clinton.

  • Posted By: l_nelly @ 04/10/2008 10:35:51 AM

    Hillary won Texas. Live with it. I did not see a more dirty campaign than Barak Obama's. It is like Bush, using surrogates to smear his oponent..

  • Posted By: mcdenmail @ 04/07/2008 1:01:46 PM

    uldn't the map reflect that Florida and MIchigan are disputed? There is no offical winner in those states.... it is a bit misleading, don't you think? Also, what about Texas? are you going from the popular vote or the number of delegates won in the state?

  • Posted By: mcdenmail @ 04/07/2008 1:01:21 PM

    Shouldn't the map reflect that Florida and MIchigan are disputed? There is no offical winner in those states.... it is a bit misleading, don't you think? Also, what about Texas? are you going from the popular vote or the number of delegates won in the state?

  • Posted By: greenstriper @ 03/31/2008 11:43:16 PM

    This map is incorrect as of Sunday March 30: Obama is the winner of Texas in that state's democratic primary+caucus, not Clinton as the map shows. Obama is projected to be a winner by 4 delegates, 65-61. When will the correction be made?

  • Posted By: greenstriper @ 03/31/2008 11:41:11 PM

    This map is incorrect as of Sunday March 30: Obama is the winner of Texas in that state's democratic primary+caucus, not Clinton as the map shows. Obama is projected to be a 65-61 winner. When will the correction be made?

  • Posted By: mcdenmail @ 03/27/2008 2:54:41 PM

    I respectfully disagree with the notion that we are not somehow voting for Bill Clinton. We absolutely are in some way voting for him as well. Do you seriously think that Bill will not have an effect, or influence, on policy decisions if Hillary is the president? It's about honor and integrity in the White House, us as voters respecting who is there, and having the person that is there making the right decisions for the country. Running a campaign is probably the most complicated think that any of the three senators running have managed, and I think it is a reflection of how they would run a country, and manage people. Scorecard: McCain = B+, Obama = A-, Clinton = D+. If she can manage the people around her, then how are we to trust her to manage the only superpower left in the world?

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  • Posted By: chiserb @ 02/06/2008 8:33:13 PM

    Clinton claiming today that the American people have spoken and want her voice and her morals in the White House!? Is she kidding? Are you people out there supporting her, claiming that you want her morals in the White House? Seriously?
    Her Moral Fiber is about as dense as balsa wood. She cannot be held accountable for anything she says or does because she doesn't demand the same from those with whom she surrounds herself. Her husband/co-president has desicrated the oval office with the vaginal secretions of an aide and he was not held accountable. Her realestate broker in Arkansas ends up dead before testifying and she claims that only the dead are responsible. She takes millions from the Lee company and then denies any knowledge of the fundraiser in California that was held for her New York Senatorial run.
    This is the voice of American Women? This is the role model for our young girls? It takes a Village? Please! There are Women out there that do bring a strong American Moral Voice to this country and hopefully one day one of these women will run for our highest office, but this woman, this lying, cheating product of the Democratic Machine with all of their Pork and special Programs paid for by hard working Americans!!! Don't be fooled by their agenda, don't buy into their media. Think for yourself. Would you let this woman watch your children? Would you leave her in your business alone for a week? Would you give her access to your finances? Do you really trust her that much?
    She wants you to think that she represents you, your morals, your beliefs, your dreams. Does she? I really don't care who you vote for just that you vote for the right reasons, your reasons! Not the desires of some unseen force that will spend billions to tell you how to vote, how to think, how to feel.
    Be an American, vote for what matters to you.

    • Posted By: concerned kentucian @ 03/25/2008 6:13:04 PM

      We are not voting for Bill Clinton. I think we should concentrate on her past achievements not what her husband done in the white house with other women. That has nothing to do with what she can do for our country. It's also true we had no deficits in our country when Bill left office. What happened? He made a lot of good changes in our country. I think she learned alot from the way things were handled on our financial behalf. If we vote for the wrong one who knows what shape we will be in a year. Sorry folks I'm for Hillary all the way. A concerned Kentucian

  • Posted By: mcdenmail @ 03/25/2008 2:21:55 PM

    I am tired of the Clinton lies -- it's ruining our party. Clinton supporters, get over yourself and support the candidate that is actually going to do some good in the White House for a change..... just say no to the continual stream of lies, spin and deception. The mark of a qualified candidate is how well they run their campaign -- I give Hillary and company a -D.

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