2 Primaries Tomorrow - Make Your Predictions Here!

[ritehook]

The Indiana and N. Carolina primaries are tomorrow.

Polls seem to show that both will be fairly close.

If you are a political maven, state who wins each one and what percentage of the vote each will get.

If you are right in both states, and comes closest to the actual percentage --- well, I'm going to be talking to high officials of the Demo National Committee, and will try to get you, as a reward, a seat on the stand for the inauguration of Obama or Clinton in January! Hot damn!

I'll disqualify myself, but I will anyway gjuess Obama in NC by a margin of 6%, and Clinton in Indiana by a margin of 2%.

[LVHerbie]

Indiana - Obama 2%
North Carolina - Clinton 4%

[turnip]

I live in NC but I have no idea which way it's going to go

[topgame85]

NC-Obama 11%
IN-Clinton 2%

[luciano]

Indiana: Clinton by 9%

North Carolina: Obama by less than 1%

[coldhardfacts]

Doesn't matter a bit. The media and the major interest groups who control the Democratic party (African Americans and elitists) have already decided that Obama is the nominee, will of the people be damned. Hillary not only won, but exceeded expectations in every big state except Obama's home - California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, and Florida. (I won't count Michigan, where Obama wasn't on the ballot, even though there was a strong write-in campaign of his supporters for "uncommitted".)

Probably for the best anyway, since at least he's able to take some positions without completely pandering, unlike Hillary or McCain.

[Cannon]

Big ass Hillary sweeps!!

[Iwinyourmoney]

It doesnt matter, nothing will change

[topcat]

The Indiana and N. Carolina primaries are tomorrow.

Polls seem to show that both will be fairly close.

If you are a political maven, state who wins each one and what percentage of the vote each will get.

If you are right in both states, and comes closest to the actual percentage --- well, I'm going to be talking to high officials of the Demo National Committee, and will try to get you, as a reward, a seat on the stand for the inauguration of Obama or Clinton in January! Hot damn!

I'll disqualify myself, but I will anyway gjuess Obama in NC by a margin of 6%, and Clinton in Indiana by a margin of 2%.

i believe you are dead on about indiana,because evan bye said he had seen some of the newest polls,and they looked really good..i do think she does better than 6,more like 4.i wish the shit about revern wright[racist bastard] would have came out sooner,she might have won conneticut,missouri,and kentucky.

[Cannon]

Hillary will **** him out of the nomination at the convention!!

[Willie Bee]

If I'm right, I really don't want the prize, no offense.

Put me down for Indiana is Obama's, but 6% in the popular vote, have no clue how they fvcking count up delegates any longer. North Carolina also goes to Obama, but I think it won't be the margin some of the polls are suggesting. Maybe Hillary is within 3% points there to pull it up. One thing that scares me about NC is how many elephants might be signed up as donkeys right now and still prefer Hillary against their pick for lead bull pachyderm John McCain. Understand that all of this has been posted under duress of alcohol as I'm practicing for the Ganchrow Vodka Challenge this evening.

[topcat]

Doesn't matter a bit. The media and the major interest groups who control the Democratic party (African Americans and elitists) have already decided that Obama is the nominee, will of the people be damned. Hillary not only won, but exceeded expectations in every big state except Obama's home - California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, and Florida. (I won't count Michigan, where Obama wasn't on the ballot, even though there was a strong write-in campaign of his supporters for "uncommitted".)

Probably for the best anyway, since at least he's able to take some positions without completely pandering, unlike Hillary or McCain.

that first paragraph you wrote,my dad has said word for word.i do wish hillary would win,mainly because of her stance on socialized medicine,and healthcare.i hurt my back last year,and because i dont have insurance,or medicare.i have spent over 10,000 dollars.i spend 60 dollars for a doctors visit,while someone who has medicare pays 16.my medicine cost 180,a month.i could support obama,but i dont like that his role models are revern wright,and fairican[spelt wrong].iam not racist,i was hoping harold ford juinor would win tenn.the republicans smeard him.i will not vote mcain. 2004 was a good mcain,mcain now is a sell out.100 year war,5000 deductible[dumb ass].

[Iwinyourmoney]

NC - Obama by 5%
IND - Clinton by 3%

[topcat]

Hillary will **** him out of the nomination at the convention!!

hillary has a good complaint about the florida delegates,because every one was on the ticket,plus obama made ads,and spent money..i understand that they were penalized,and all parties agreed.you might say she was crying,but it is not fair that florida will not be represented.its sad that 8 years later its florida again.michigan delegates shouldnt count.because all their mames were not on that list.if this shit about obamas racist preacher would have came out sooner,she might have won kentucky,conn,missouri.she would be ahead.

[Illusion]

I still have no fvcking clue on who I am voting for tomorow. I just hope the lines won't be all that bad.

[Panic]

North Carolina: Obama
Indiana: Clinton

Democratic : Obama
Republican: McCain

Next president: John McCain

[thezbar]

Clinton wins Indiana by 4%
Too close to call in n.c. / it takes days to find out who wins

[topgame85]

trust my early post i and my entire family are very active in politics and actually work for candidates as a side buisness doing polls and placing phone calls clinto wins IN by a small margin Obama wins NC big

[ritehook]

It's going to be interesting to see how much the "Reverend Wright factor" is going to hurt Obama. That won't always show up in the polls, people (white especially) get nervous about those things.

If Hillary wins both states, it's a whole new ball game, IMO. Even the superdelegates and party bigwigs who have been trying to push her out will hve to stop and think.

But if Obama wins N.Carolina, and runs close in Indiana, the whole thing will end like the Ky Derby:

Big Brown the winner, the filly the runnerup. (But let's hope Hillary doesn't end up like Eight Belles, tho there are more than a few folks in this land who would welcome it.)

[operaman]

I am with you topgame. -1%

Clinton +3 indiana
Obama +10 North Carolina


By the way what did obama win kentucky by for those who mentioned that race?

[topgame85]

Nice operaman you have paid close attention to realityyou may even be closer than me as I am goin off real poll numbers and they are never 100% accurate but usually pretty close

[McBa1n]

Doesn't matter a bit. The media and the major interest groups who control the Democratic party (African Americans and elitists) have already decided that Obama is the nominee, will of the people be damned. Hillary not only won, but exceeded expectations in every big state except Obama's home - California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Texas, and Florida. (I won't count Michigan, where Obama wasn't on the ballot, even though there was a strong write-in campaign of his supporters for "uncommitted".)

Probably for the best anyway, since at least he's able to take some positions without completely pandering, unlike Hillary or McCain.

uhhh - Obama is still winning the popular vote by party rules - as well as 'elected' delegates.
I'm a Ron Paul supporter, if that clears things up...

Everyone knows that Hilddog will get destroyed in a national election regardless of the fact that repulicans (erm neocons) have systematically destroyed life for middle america and created an aristocracy that may not be recoverable - and shall destroy the american emipre because of it.

Our strength was always our grid-lock and savy players behind the scenes that paid to make it so.

//rant on
Right now? We're killing our own to make 1/2 of 1/2 of 1/2 of a percent dominate it. I sure hope those guys have holdings somewhere else... Here? It's not going to be pretty... Oh wait, the oil big boys are already getting paid so the majority suffer....

No wonder the 2nd amendment is in question....
It shouldn't be. Our forefathers predicted a rise against the corruption.

As a bettor, though, to pay bills, I pray for more avenues to get paid off against statistical mistakes. With the way we're headed, a vote for McCain will kill that hope even more. He's as anti-what we live or **** around off of because it makes us a more sterile and pwhiped slapper of a nation.

Hildog only cares about recognition.
Obama? Interesting.
Ron Paul? Correct.

[topgame85]

agreed mcba1n Ron Paul is the candidate who can save us unluckily the masses are ignorant and not ready for change so we must sit back and watch the cards as they are dealt rather than decide our own destiny

[topcat]

agreed mcba1n Ron Paul is the candidate who can save us unluckily the masses are ignorant and not ready for change so we must sit back and watch the cards as they are dealt rather than decide our own destiny

i like ron paul also.he is more like a democrat,with his stance on healthcare,and the iraq war.i saw him on hbo,and he told bill he ran as a democrat and lost.changed his party,and he won.its sad people make fun of him,and enis consinich.who cares about ufos when 4,000 soilders are dead.

[topgame85]

he actually raqn as a libertarian for president in '88 and was part of the reagan revolution unlike Mccain who definitley was not Ron Paul is an American in the traditional sense everyone else is either neocon or democrats looking to take advantage of the countrys current situatuion no major candidate will be able to correct the downward whirlpool we are stuck in

[topcat]

he actually raqn as a libertarian for president in '88 and was part of the reagan revolution unlike Mccain who definitley was not Ron Paul is an American in the traditional sense everyone else is either neocon or democrats looking to take advantage of the countrys current situatuion no major candidate will be able to correct the downward whirlpool we are stuck in

i totaly agree with your post as iam a dem ,myself.i think the country is to far gone.healthcare is high,gas up the as,soilders dead,housing market going down the shitter recession,global warming.i could go on,and on.i did think paul was a democrat though,my bad .i believe he was a baby doctor if iam not wrong.i do think paul is a good man.

[topgame85]

He was a an OBGYN he delivered life into our workd and he is old and noble yet the media spun him off as a joke even though he broke the fundraising record twice in a matter of months Ron Paul is not republican or democrat he is American
agaianst th war from day one
never voted to raise taxes
Co-sponsor to overturn the UGIEA
Wants the IRS gone
America before foreign nations
Sound money


God bless the soul of anyone who can not accept this mans principles he is the only man the founding fathers would of supported

[topcat]

the media spun him like they did with dennis kucinich.he also voted against the war,wanted better health care,and wanted the irs gone,quit big spending.tim rusert,and brian williams thought it was funny when they asked if he had saw ufos.

[topgame85]

one day America will wake up

[Terpman92]

Indiana primary: Obama-50.5%
Clinton-49.5%

North Carolina primary: Obama-57%
Clinton-43%

[topcat]

i couldnt have agreed more.

[topgame85]

terpman I hope you are right but I think you underestimate the ignorant american's ability to vote for clinton in IN

[topgame85]

Of the three remainjing candidates OBAMA all the way RON PAUL saves America OBAMA Improves America Clinton takes down America, Mccain lights America on fire and laughs

[Terpman92]

Agree with all your thoughts here. It will be interesting to watch today.

[topgame85]

Let the voting begin and as I lay my head for another night of rest i pray my fellow country men stand up to the threat of impending tyranny and cast their vote for freedom may god bless and guide the soul of every aMERICAN AND should Satan grab hold I know enough brave Americans stand with me willing to stand strong and oppose those who oppose freedom and our god given right