Barack Obama won a clear majority of the Super Tuesday states...

In the closest thing to a national primary we’ve ever seen, Barack Obama overcame double-digit leads by Senator Clinton in 8 of the largest 10 states to win a majority of states, defeating Senator Clinton 13-8 – with New Mexico still undeclared.

Obama also won Red States by a margin of more than two-to-one and leads Senator Clinton by nearly 50 delegates going into California.

Obama won his home state by 67 delegates (110-43; 153 total). Clinton won her home state by 52 delegates (142-90; 232 total). Among home states,
Obama won a net delegate margin of 15. That’s a good number – but even more impressive when you consider that New York had 79 more delegates up for grabs than Illinois.

Barack Obama performed especially well in those states he visited in recent weeks, including Minnesota, Utah, Idaho, Delaware, and Connecticut. He also won his home state by 67 delegates, 15 more than Senator Clinton won her home state of New York by. This is further proof that the more voters get to know Barack Obama and hear his message, the more they support him. And this bodes well for the contests coming in the next few weeks, where Obama will have more time to campaign aggressively in individual states.

Of the seven caucus states that were decided tonight, Obama won six (New Mexico is still undeclared). Caucuses test the enthusiasm of supporters in a way that primaries do not. And Obama’s near-sweep of these contests shows why he’s the candidate who’s generating the most excitement in this race and bringing new people into politics for the first time.

Barack Obama won the support of Americans of every race and gender in every region of the country. From Hillary Clinton’s backyard in Connecticut to Georgia, where Obama won nearly 40% of the white vote and eliminated the gender gap by winning 64% of the women’s vote, Obama demonstrated that he’s the one candidate who can transform the electoral map. That’s why he is the Democrat who’s most likely to win in November.

Cut the Obamaganda please. He did well, but let's look ahead to predict if it was well enough. You can win a lot of small states, but if you fail to grab the big ones, you'll loose.

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Do yourself a favor. Go to the following sites and educate yourselves:

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Can a past of Islam change the path to president for Obama? - Examiner.com


‘Trapped between two worlds’ - Examiner.com

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Get to know the REAL Obama

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Can a past of Islam change the path to president for Obama? - Examiner.com


‘Trapped between two worlds’ - Examiner.com

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What are you trying to prove?

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What are you trying to deny?

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So I'm trying to deny something? Please elaborate.

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So you suggest that people should embrace or find their prejudice?

Is Cyberella really a Brett Golden surrogate?... or perhaps just another login he uses?

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The world could use more Stan Ovshinsky's

You know, it is not "big or small states." It is how many delegate you have won. And Obama has won more delegates than Billary has. So I don't have to be this or that to prove a scientific truth.

Election Guide 2008 - Presidential Election - Politics

Here's the link. Do some math. Obama has more delegates, excluding superdelegates. That's a victory.

Great pics... Do you have any more, Cyber-hater? I have downloaded the latter you sent as a wallpaper on my PC. Thanks.

From papers, to help you educate yourself, girl.

Obama has been endorsed by more celebrities.

Connecticut:

Obama, the punch in the face:

Cyberella, can you please answer my question from post 451 and 457?

There should be some rule that prevents people from just dumping some propaganda here and then not engaging in discussion.

On Super Tuesday, as far as decided yet, Clinton won 84 delegates more than Obama. That's a lot in a tight race. And why do you exclude superdelegates from your equation? It's a nice spin, but's its the same like claiming your loosing football team 'deserved' to win.

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for Obama, but I stay realistic.

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Forget television: Billary attacks Obama via snail mail. That's very of herself.

FactCheck.org: You've Got Mailers!

Obama is more electable, Huffington Post predicts:

What's really frightening; this stranger comes out of nowhere. He is articulate and charismatic. He promises great things for America..'change'- without specifying what. The American public hang on every word. They follow in droves. They do not question.
Anyone who does dare to question is shouted down with screams of 'racist' and 'bigot'.
We know that so many of his supporters and backers are black hate groups/Muslim activists such as Nation of Islam, The United Trinity Church of Christ, and the New Black Panthers Party and people such as billionare anti-Jewish, pro-Islam Louis Farrakhan, Tony Rezko and George Soros..yet we still do not question and the media has a blackout on all this. Very frightening.

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