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Since Pennsyvania Obama has a 8 to 4 advantage in announced superdelegates.From PennLive:Hillary Rodham Clinton will pick up the support of another influential superdelegate this morning when Bill George declares his support for the senator from New York.George, the president of the Pennsylvania AFL-CIO, had been one of six remaining undeclared Pennsylvania superdelegates. [...]With George’s support, Clinton extends her lead over fellow Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama to 16-5 among Pennsylvania superdelegates.
WASHINGTON, April. 21 (Xinhua) — U.S. Democratic presidential contender Sen. Hillary Clinton saw her rating rebound on the eve of Tuesday’s pivotal primary in Pennsylvania, according to polls released Monday.
A Zogby International tracking poll of 602 likely primary voters taken April 19-20 shows that Clinton leads her Democratic rival Sen. Barack Obama 48 percent [...]
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In her words "a win, is a win" and Senator Clinton did score a victory in Pennsylvania. But it was a blowout with a common "b". A predicted Blowout in Pennsylvania (18-24-percentage points) should have brought the process to an end -- somehow, but Hillary won by 54.6 to 45.4 percentage points; with an edge of 9.2% and this is with 99.99% of the districts reporting. Less than the double-digit landslide many expected.In short Pennsylvania failed to deliver that knockout punch many prayed for. Consequently, Senator Barack Obama remains the front-runner, and the Democratic 'dance' to no-where continues. Pundits believe eventually Barak will be the nominee. So while "Cheers" are order for the former First Lady, Obama still leads in delegates:Clinton 1586Obama 1718Needed 2, 014. Neither candidat
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~Snooper~Well, at least for Rep Murtha. He has some 'splainin' to do in more ways than one. As you will recall, or not, some time ago, via some shady goings on, LTC William Russell was removed from the PA ballot and it was concocted at such a time that there would not be enough time to go around and run a round to get the signatures that he needed.The next order of battle was to have at least 1,000 PA voters in the 12th District write in the name of William Russell. Primary day came and went and lo and behold, miracles of miracles, the goal was not only met but was exceeded and they are still counting them.Tonight, LTC William Russell will be on the American Truth Warriors Blog Talk Radio show at 1900 hours EST (7 PM EST for you civilians). He will explain The Why he started in on this
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While still waiting for the final numbers out of Pennsylvania, it looks like Clinton’s margin of victory will be pretty close to 9.2%. Only by Clinton-math does this round up to 10%. Despite all her campaign’s spin, her victory does not look very impressive as she failed to win by double digits. Also to be [...]
It was kinda boring except when early polls said Obama might win. So Clinton won by ten points. She picked up 15 delegates at most, meaning she's only behind by 130 now. Maybe if she's reached that 12-point win, it really would've meant something. A bunch of people predicted Obama wouldn't get over 43%; he got 45%.Both Democrats still beat McCain in Pennsylvania, so Clinton's assertion that Obama can't win big states does not make sense in this case. I really had hoped for something spectacular to happen, but it's two steps forward two steps back. I might just swear off posting about the Democrats until they sort this thing out.
Not only is today Earth Day, it is also Pennsylvania's Democratic Primary. Registered Democrats in Pennsylvania will have the option to choose between Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama in order to represent the Democratic party in the upcoming presidential election. A total of 187 delegates are at stake and polls will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
~Snooper~From a previous post here (one of many), we wrote of the potential challenger to the Dishonorable Murtha, LTC William Russell. William Russell was removed from the ballot through some shady goings on via some RINOs that Murtha contracted to railroad William Russell off of the ballot. That was typical Leftinistra tactics - if you cannot win honestly, cheat.Anyway, enclosed below is the email I received from LTC Russell's campaign and I will let you read his words.Team Russell Back on the Ballot (as soon as the final results get tallied)Team, Thanks to a lot of hard work on the part of a lot of campaign volunteers and Peg Luksik's organizational and team building skills, it looks like we are back on the ballot. Thank you all for all the enthusiasm, phone calls, footwork, and pr
In another case of the Democrats shooting themselves in the foot by encouraging a sure-to-lose presidential candidate, Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama yesterday by 10 points.Voters once again responded to fear-mongering and cheap, sleazy tactics rather than issues and credibility. Perhaps, one of these days, people will realize that lapel pins, crazy reverends and bitterness will have little to do with this country digging itself out of a hole.However, when Hillary Clinton feels the need to bomb Iran to prove she is tough or when John McCain wants to stay in Iraq because he can't get over that we lost in Vietnam, then, perhaps, the voters will recognize what really matters.Here is the New York Times' take on Clinton's campaign.
There are two stories behind the Pennsylvania Primary this morning. The obvious is the one that Senator Hillary Clinton got her double digit victory over Democratic rival, Senator Barack Obama, last night. The final count was 55% to 45%. Technically speaking, that counts as a “landslide” victory (anything over 7% is called [...]
La Clinton si aggiudica la battaglia in Pennsylvania a discapito del rivale Obama. I poll parlano di 55% contro 45% e hanno dato nuovo vigore alla Hillary, la quale ha commentato con:
La vittoria in Pennsylvania è il segno che “la corrente è cambiata”.
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One more primary is over, and this nomination battle is going on for atleast another two weeks until May 6th when North Carolina and Indiana hold their primaries. Looking at the exit polls from Pennsylvania it had suggested that the race would be close. Lets take a look at a few.If we look at how voters voted today based on gender it shows that Clinton captured 48% of the male vote, and captured 57% of the female vote. Clinton's base has been with female voters and she continued to hold a strong lead with females. Barack captured 52% of the male vote, and 43% of the female vote. If he wants to overtake Clinton he is going to have to cut into her base of female voters. Obama captured the youth vote, which was expected by carrying 61% of the 18-29 block, and he also captured the 30-44 block
By an impressive 10% margin. The problem is that she only picked up roughly a dozen pledged delegates. As the number crunchers point out she'd have to win by 80% in the remaining races to catch up to Obama. With Obama predicted to win Oregon and North Carolina thats not going to happen. That brings us to the real question:So super delegates, who is it going to be?
There is no question that Hillary Clinton's 10 point win in the keystone state was a perfect margin, from the vantage point of John McCain. It was large enough to prevent the Super Delegates from breaking to Obama just yet but it was not large enough to convince them to break for her either.Result: Stalemate.The window on a pre-convention resolution is closing fast. There will be no Super Delegate Primary. This is going to the Convention.At the convention, States won, votes won and delegates won will be meaningless. Anyone who thinks Obama has sealed this up is just delusional. He may yet win....but only after a bloody floor fight. This game, for all practical purposes, is tied and going into sudden death overtime. If you think, for one second, that Obama is prepared for the coming storm,
As I write this, Hillary Clinton is projected to win Pennsylvania, currently she has an 8% lead and it is projected to go up. This appears to be just what the doctor ordered for Hillary. But what does it mean?
Hillary has no chance of catching Obama, she has almost no chance of winning the popular [...]
The three major cable news networks project Hillary Clinton will win the Pennsylvania Primary. Right now, there's about a 20,000 vote gap between the two candidates, so Mrs. Clinton hardly won convincingly. And of course, the biggest winner from tonight's primary: John McCain.As the Dems will continue to have to battle with each other, McCain gets to cruise along, without an opponent, and campaign along until the Republican National Convention.
NBC news has just projected that Hillary Clinton will win Pennsylvania. There is about 3% of the vote in right now and Hillary Clinton is keeping her lead. At this time Clinton is leading 60,374 to Obama's 53,412. Clinton is staying competitive in the Philadelphia area. She needs to stay competitive in that area to keep Obama at bay.
Josh, Nirmal, Alex Thurston, and I are hanging out at the 17th Street Cafe, waiting for the Pennsylvania polls to close.
If Obama is within 10 points tonight, that's a victory. If he's within 5, that's a blowout.
Everyone is making annoying predictions tonight. Open Left has some particularly good ones. After not paying attention to the primary for weeks now, my uneducated and annoying prediction? Clinton 51, Obama 49.
What's your annoying prediction? Or your (maybe not annoying) thoughts? I really just have one: I hope this thing is over soon.
You?
Update: The first exit poll has it Clinton 52, Obama 48. My prediction is looking good.
Update x2: MSNBC and Fox have called it for Clinton. No real surprise. The question is one of margin.
Siamo messi così questa sera. Il vecchio post Blogger non me lo fa modificare!!! Mi scuso con tutti i lettori svegli a leggere ( e non siamo pochissimi). Speriamo di risolvere con questo secondo post che continua la diretta delle primarie in Pennsylvania.
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Siamo messi così questa sera. Il vecchio post Blogger non me lo fa modificare!!! Mi scuso con tutti i lettori svegli a leggere ( e non siamo pochissimi). Speriamo di risolvere con questo secondo post che continua la diretta delle primarie in...
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Fine dei giochi. Ora si fa sul serio. Hillary e Barack si giocano questa notte (ora italiana) una buona fetta della nomination per l'election day di Novembre (circa 187 delegati). Noi, come sempre, siamo qui a darvi riscontro in diretta, riportando i migliori commenti e news dai media e dalla blogosfera americana.
Alla Clinton questa sera non basta vincere, ha bisogno di un buon margine, visto
Fine dei giochi. Ora si fa sul serio. Hillary e Barack si giocano questa notte (ora italiana) una buona fetta della nomination per l'election day di Novembre (circa 187 delegati). Noi, come sempre, siamo qui a darvi riscontro in diretta, riportando...
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~Snooper~As the Nation is seemingly spell-bound with the open political war between Barack Hussein Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, there is a much more important war being waged.And that war is between John Jack-Off Murtha and LTC William Russell. It isn't too late for the people of Pennsylvania's 12th District to get out and write in LTC William Russell onto the ballot for the General election in November. Murtha cannot go unchallenged and Murtha needs to be retired by the people of the 12th District.Get out the vote and anyone knows anyone in this district, urge them to get with the program.More at Memeorandum:WRITE IN WILLIAM RUSSELL FOR CONGRESS on TUESDAY!Lt. Colonel William Russell is a decorated combat veteran who has served in Desert Storm, the Iraq War, and the Pentagon on 9/
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama collided Tuesday in the Pennsylvania primary, the last of the big-state contests in a Democratic presidential campaign growing more negative the longer it goes.
With 158 delegates at stake, Pennsylvania offered the largest prize remaining in a primary season that ends on June 3.
Obama began the night [...]
This post is only meant for registered Democratic voters living in Pennsylvania. If you don't fit those criterias, there is no need to read on. Instead, exit the blog and invite anyone you know who ...
Depending on who you listen to she got a six to seven point advantage over Obama ...or notZogby:UTICA, New York—The final weekend before tomorrow's important primary election in Pennsylvania was good for New York's Hillary Clinton, as she made a definitive move toward victory over rival Illinois' Barack Obama, a fresh Newsmax/Zogby daily telephone tracking poll shows. She gained two points over the past 24 hours as Obama lost one point, and she now leads 48% to 42%, the latest polling shows. Meanwhile, the undecideds dropped by two points. Her edge was three points yesterday but had wobbled within a tight margin. Clinton's advantage is still within the margin of error, but she is close to getting beyond it as Election Day looms.Gallup:PRINCETON, NJ -- The peeling away of national Demo
With the Pennsylvania primary less than 24 hours away, it is do or die for the Clinton campaign. Clinton is going to win the state, that much has already been determined. What is in doubt, however, is by how wide a margin she will win by. While the polls on CNN and MSNBC show the margin rather close, those polls only reflect a small portion of voters and never turn out to be accurate. I would expect the primary to go in favor of Clinton by a margin of 55% to Obama's 45%, with a small margin of error. Clinton needs to show that Obama wins mainly Republican states and that it is indeed her that the Democrats need to stand behind to win the White House in '08. With Howard Dean calling for an "immediate decision" from super delegates as to the candidate they will be backing, we should begin to
It's not that exciting, really. Hillary Clinton needs a victory by 10-12 points to really have a chance at a Superdelegate-stolen nomination (which wouldn't happen anyway, so never mind). She's going to beat Obama by six to eight points. That gains her 15 to 30 delegates on Obama, who leads by at least 140 delegates. Even if Hillary really pulls it out at the last minute and wins by 15 points, than big chunk of gained delegates will be equalized in North Carolina, where Obama will win by more than 10 points (maybe as high as 20). At that point the situation will be the same as it is right now.If Obama pulls off a close loss - within five points of Clinton, I think - then there will be another round of "Hillary, please drop out" op-eds in the papers. A debate performance generally reg
What to do in Harrisburg Pennsylvania? Well, the election is coming near and you may be wondering what you should do, or where you should go at night to watch the election? If you need some help, just click on HarrisburgNightLife.com and you'll find your answer. This site shows many options of where you can go to watch the upcoming Democratic primary in Pennsylvania on April 22nd, 2008. The battle is between Barak Obama and Hillary Clinton. If you are seeking just a restaurant in Harrisburg PA, visit DineOutHarrisburg.com. You'll find restaurant reviews for Central Pennsylvania including Harrisburg. Both sites offer valuable information. If you decide you want a bit of action and adventure, don't forget about Ski Roundtop. HarrisburgNightLife.com, DineOutHarrisburg.com, and SkiR
As always, Open Left does the numbers:
PPP: Obama 49%–46% Clinton, 4/20
Rasmussen: Clinton 49%–44% Obama, 4/20
Survey USA: Clinton 50%–44% Obama, 4/20
Zogby: Clinton 48%–42% Obama, 4/20
Quinnipiac: Clinton 51%–44% Obama, 4/20
Strategic Vision: Clinton 48%–41% Obama, 4/20
Suffolk: Clinton 52%–42% Obama, 4/20
And here are the averages:
Simple mean: Clinton 49.4%–43.7% Obama
Non-PPP mean: Clinton 49.7%–42.8% Obama
Pollster.com regression line: Clinton 49.0%–43.0% Obama
Chris Bowers then asks the oh-so-important question: When Will It End?
While we're doing the numbers, Obama is rolling in the C.R.E.A.M. with $42 million on hand, while Clinton wallows in $10.3 million in debt and a paltry $9 million on hand. Even Old Man McCain's
The demographics suggest Obama does not need to win even most of the state's 67 counties, but rather concentrate winning 14 of them, what Ed Rendell did to become governor. Such demographics, plus upswing in new registrations, show PA is less like Ohio than pundits assert.read more | digg story
With just 24 hours to go before the crucial primary in Pennsylvania, new polls out today are predicting a nail biting finish to the ballot between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.Many Democratic insiders are suggesting that anything short of a convincing win by Hillary Clinton will see greater pressure applied to her to withdraw from the race.So while Clinton's lead at the moment is a winning one, it is likley not to be enough to resist the growing pressure. All the recent data suggests that Clinton is highly unlikely to overtake Obama on the popular vote and the pledged delegates. And the Superdelegate votes are moving increasingly to Obama.In the latest Zogby tracking poll, Clinton has gained 2 points over the weekend, putting her in the lead 48% to 42%, with a margin of error of 4%.Str
All of the polls I’ve seen have Hillary up over the weekend between 6 and 10 points. Like most Obama supporters I desperately hope he can win this, because by Hillary’s own statements it’s a must win for her. However, not only is it a must win, it’s a must win by at [...]
According to a MSNBC/McClatchy/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette poll. Personally, I think people, at this point are just sick of it all and want it all to be over with. I know, that I am. Technorati Tags: Barack Obama ,Hillary ,Hillary Clinton ,Opinion ,Politics ,Polls
Until two weeks ago, when Hillary Clinton said Barack Obama is an elitist for making remarks that some people in Pennsylvania are bitter because their jobs are gone, she was leading and had lead in every virtually every pre-primary poll for Pennsylvania.But people forget, she has also lead in virtually every pre-primary poll for almost every state she's lost.Those pre-primary polls never polled the young people, many of whom only have cell phones and cell phone numbers do not get polled. So those polls missed a huge number of (presumably young) Obama supporters and failed miserably at accurately predicting actual primary results. Obama, who was predicted to lose basically every state by about 10-15%, instead won almost every state by 10-40%.The pre-primary polling numbers were so far off t
In a move back to real old school politics, Barack Obama was yesterday on a slow train through Pennsylvania ahead of Tuesday's crucial primary. Waving and talking to the many people who turned out to cheer him, Obama's train ride is amazing imagery, harking back to the grand old days of electioneering in the 19th century.Latest polls have shown Obama gaining on Hillary Clinton in Pennsylvania, but also taking a big lead among registered Democrats across the nation.Enjoy the slow train.
The campaign will be live from Pennsylvania as the Pennsylvania Primary finally gets here. The number to call and speak to Ahmnodt Heare live is 347-945-7487. You can listen to the event live.
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Presidential debates, especially the intra-party variety we are witnessing these days, are frequent to the point of becoming common place, if not benign. They seem to prove what Marshall McLuhan said about medium equaling message. The recent gotcha-fest between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama could make even the wildest political animal long for the days [...]
Three Pennsylvania newspapers formally endorsed Barack Obama — the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the Bucks County Courier-Times and the Patriot News. All three editorial boards cited Barack's unique ability to bring people back into the political process and move the country forward.read more | digg story
Wednesday night’s debate in Pennsylvania featured questions about some of the most controversial statements and potentially damaging campaign supporters. Clinton tried to explain the difference between being received in Bosnia with sniper fire and being welcomed by a crowd featuring a small child with flowers in hand. Senator Clinton admitted that she lied when it came to Bosnia and asked voters to try and “look over” the issue. “I may be a lot of things, but I’m not dumb. On a couple of occasions in the last weeks, I just said some things that were not in keeping with what I knew to be the case.” “I’m embarrassed by it. I apologized for it. I said it was a mistake,” she added. I wonder if she realizes that in that statement she said that she’s not dumb, she
It seems that the general consensus is that Clinton won tonights debate. It seems that the moderators put Obama on the hot seat when he was having an off night (again) and this time he didn't have Edwards there to pick up his slack. Marc Ambinder theorizes that the roughing that Obama took might actually come back to bite Clinton in the butt.But Hillary Clinton has a Reverse-Teflon problem: her negatives are up, and when she's perceived as the attacker, the attacks never seem to settle on Obama and always seem to boomerang back on her. So it would be unwise to declare that Hillary "won" the debate in the dynamic sense just yet. (How much money will Obama raise off this debate? $3m million? $4 million?)If thats true how much will the fact that Clinton's campaign is currently running 100% ne
I do have to apologize as I did not actually watch the debate thanks my DVR mysteriously not working, but nonetheless I did catch up on the main points through videos from ABC and YouTube. Well ladies and gentleman the 21st debate for the Dems was uneventful for the most part. This time the debate was hosted by ABC and moderated by Charles Gibson, and George Stephanopoulos. I wouldn't call this debate a "lovefest", but it wasn't really catty either. There were some humorous moments in the debate when Gibson had posed the question if each candidate would name the other as the VP candidate. Both of them smiled and appeared to not want to answer the question first. Obviously the usual response of it's too soon to speculate about VEEP candidates, but it clearly shows at how this primary co
The Pennsylvania Democrat Debate is on tonight at 8pm on ABC. The stakes are very high for both candidates tonight and it will be interesting to see who will be taking the offensive. Expectations are high for Obama tonight coming off this weekends coverage of "bitter-gate", and he has to prove that this party is ready for him to have this nomination. Clinton has a score to settle, and she has to prove that this party isn't ready for Obama. Lets hope sparks fly and this is a very good debate and not a love fest between the two candidates.
I knew this was coming. The Article: Hillary Clinton loses traction over Barack Obama in Pennsylvania, Indiana (Via Los Angeles Times) With three crucial Democratic primaries looming, Hillary Rodham Clinton may not be headed toward the blockbuster victories she needs to jump-start her presidential bid -- even in Pennsylvania, the state that was supposed to be her ace in the hole, a new Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll has found. The survey found the New York senator leading Barack Obama by 5 percentage points in Pennsylvania, which votes next Tuesday. Such a margin would not give her much of a boost in the battle for the party's nomination. What is more, the poll found Clinton trailed Obama by 5 percentage points in Indiana, another Rust Belt state that should pl
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Get prepared for the excitement of another finish. It's Pennsylvania!! Yes, the horse race is still on, and for another time, the candidate who has won the most states, has the most pledged delegates and leading in the popular vote, goes in again as the under-dog and the insurgent -- not the leading candidate. Yet on the tracks in Pennsylvania Senator Obama is closing in. The most recent Quinnipiac poll shows Clinton leads by just six points, 50% to 44% among likely voters.Two weeks ago Senator Clinton led by 16 -points, then that slipped to 9 points and now its actually dead heat. Who wins this race? Keep guessing. But as Barak continues to work as hard as he usually does the tough, gritty, New York senator is now resetting expectations in Pennsylvania. With having seen her double- digit
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According to the secretary of the Pennsylvania Board of Pardons, the number of pardon, or clemency, requests in the State has skyrocketed since September 11 because of an increasing number of background checks uncovering crimes committed long ago, most of which were petty crimes. The secretary also notes, “There’s not a day goes by that I don’t see a new occupation where someone can’t get a job” because of their criminal record and some applications are processed over a period of three years. Pennsylvania's five-member pardon board, which meets monthly, is the only place to go to ask for mercy under state law and an expungement (or erasure) of a criminal record can only be obtained after pardon. District attorneys and those affected by the crime are asked to weigh in on pardon re
Yet another poll shows that Obama is closing the gap on Clinton. He is not leading or tied as some recent polls have shown, but Quinniapiac does have Clinton’s lead down to six points, compared to a nine point lead on April 2. They find that “one of the biggest shifts is among women who [...]
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When there was only one poll showing Clinton and Obama virtually tied in Pennsylvania (with a two point lead for Obama) most wrote it off as an outlier. Now a second poll shows that Clinton’s previous lead has been wiped out. The American Research Group shows both Clinton and Obama tied at 45%. Clinton lead [...]
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If Obama cannot beat Clinton with this kind of massive edge in resources, Dems will have to wonder if he can possibly win PA in the fall. The state is full of pro-life, Catholic Dems who cannot like Obama's "punished...
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Call him the comeback kid. According to a new poll done by Public Policy Polling (PPP), Obama now has a slight lead over Clinton in Pennsylvania. The poll showed Obama had 45 percent and Clinton had 43 percent support. A poll also done by PPP between March 15 and March 16 showed Clinton leading 56 percent to 30 percent. According to this PPP poll Clinton had a 26 percent lead just two weeks earlier. Obama still has a long way to go before he can claim any kind of victory in Pennsylvania. Certainly the kind of comeback he has had in the polls can be seen as a victory for the Obama campaign at this point in Pennsylvania. Barack Obama began lowering expectations in Pennsylvania as soon as he started campaigning there. Obama acknowledged that a 10 point loss to Clinton in
Yesterday I cited two polls showing that Obama is narrowing the gap in Pennsylvania. Two additional polls today show the same trend. Quinnipiac shows Obama trailing Clinton by nine points, compared to trailing by twelve points on March 18. Even more incredibly, Public Policy Polling shows Obama up by two points, a remarkable change from [...]
Looks like a significant portion of their voting machines are on the fritz...From Fox News:April 1 2008 -Philadelphia- Pennsylvania secretary of the commonwealth Pedro Cortes announced that thousands of voting machines were malfunctioning. In a press conference late Tuesday evening he stated,"Simply put, they (the voting machines) won't start up. We are working closely with the manufacturer Diebold to solve this problem. However, due to the large number of machines affected we are forced to postpone the Democratic primaries until all volunteers are trained to process paper ballots or all of the machines are repaired whichever happens first."..."All voting machines will be repaired as soon as possible however the cost of retraining volunteers would have to be covered by the Pennsylvania D
Hillary Clinton needs a big win in Pennsylvania to remain in the race. I’m hesitant to place too much weight on the polls, but if they are reliable the trend is not looking very good for her. A Survey USA Poll shows Clinton leading by twelve points, down from nineteen points three weeks ago. Even [...]
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Endorsements have not had much of an impact in the nomination battle, but this one might be a sign that more Senators are fed up with Hillary Clinton, and possibly that Obama might be able to narrow the gap in Pennsylvania:
Pennsylvania Sen. Bob Casey plans to endorse Sen. Barack Obama for president today in Pittsburgh, [...]
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This article discusses the case of one Robert Michael Milroy who was convicted of five counts of importation of heroin and five counts of using the U.S. mail to facilitate the importation of heroin and received a seven year prison sentence 1975. Milroy was pardoned by President Bush on Monday. But the more interesting part of the article is this section:The Associated Press reported that a spokesperson for Bush said the president didn't personally know any of the people pardoned. “I don't believe he personally knows any of them,” White House Press Secretary Dana Perino said during a briefing yesterday. “The pardon attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice regularly provides the president with recommendations... The president considers these clemency recommendations as they come in t
The Boston Globe's Sasha Issenberg focuses on the Obama campaign's defensive strategy in the Keystone State. If Team Hillary's popular vote total can be kept low enough, her last ditch effort to steal the nomination...
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Elections '08 is taking on the similarities of political strip tease.... Yes, its taking a very long time to determine who will emerge the nominee for the Democratic party. Oh.!... the wisdom of the Republicans -- winner take all. Now Senator McCain sits back, packaged, labeled and ready to go, itching to take on the Democrats battling to declare a winner. Well we all have to wait some more....... for a defining moment in Pennsylvania. Look to see a victor brandishing a sword covered with blood-- as he/she heads to a political parade along the Democrats "Appian Way." But if the political beheading is not complete, look to see a 'front' open in yet another state, where the slaughter will continue. There may be rocks, stones, arrows, the kitchen sink among other flying missiles. But will any
