Super Tuesday Results Thread

[TitanTiger 20,511]

Wow, Obama has just shot ahead of Hillary by 3200 votes in Missouri with 97% reporting. That one is going to the wire.

[WinCrimson 61]

Hillary better be glad this isn't just a speaking contest. If it was, this ass kicking Barack is putting on her would end it tonight.

He's damn good, isn't he?

Future candidates better hope he isn't the standard to which they are judged. We're constantly hearing commentators liken him to John Kennedy. In my opinion, he's much more charismatic than JFK -- and that's saying something.

He has a remarkable story and does a fantastic job of presenting it. He makes you wonder how a Hillary Clinton, Bob Dole, John Kerry, Al Gore, or either Bush ever won a single primary. None of them hold a candle to him in public speaking ability.

[TitanTiger 20,511]

Well hell. Hillary projected to win California. Granted it's a proportional delegate state, but it gives her some spin to use.

[TitanTiger 20,511]

McCain wins California. Pack it in Mitt.

[RunInRed 16,487]

Wow, Obama has just shot ahead of Hillary by 3200 votes in Missouri with 97% reporting. That one is going to the wire.

Just saw that..w/i 3k votes out of 800k ... wow

And Repubs just as close - McCain up by 8k out of about 575k....of course, winner-take-all here

[TitanTiger 20,511]

McCain takes Missouri.

[TexasTiger 13,026]

Obama takes MO...wire services and some nets blow it.

[RunInRed 16,487]

Obama takes MO...wire services and some nets blow it.

I haven't seen this call yet....if it's true...it would make 12/22 states so far and counting

[RunInRed 16,487]

Dang...they just called California for Clinton

[TitanTiger 20,511]

Man, some Reuters poll really blew it on Cali today. They showed Obama by 13 in CA. Something was off bad in the methodology.

[TitanTiger 20,511]

Breaking News from Romney campaign:

Senior campaign official tells NBC that tomorrow will be a day of "frank discussion" about the future of their campaign. They're considering cancelling some visits to Kansas and one other place. Looks like he could be bailing.

[TitanTiger 20,511]

Exit polling on Cali:

Hillary won big among women and among Hispanics. She and Obama evenly divided the male vote.

[WinCrimson 61]

Guys, would you believe that a part of me is already starting to regret my Clinton vote? I know that my vote in Alabama won't affect the nomination, but regardless, buyer's remorse is taking over in a hurry. My admiration for Hillary's campaign appears to be shorter than a Britney Spears marriage.

If Obama wasn't pro-tort reform, I would have been behind him long ago. There's just something about capping my future salary that doesn't sit well with me...

[TitanTiger 20,511]

You should regret it. She's a cyborg. She's the Democratic version of Romney...programmed and scripted down to the syllable. I honestly don't get the appeal when you have another extremely viable option.

BTW, not that it matters but, Romney wins Colorado.

[TitanTiger 20,511]

MSNBC calls Missouri for Obama.

[RunInRed 16,487]

Alaska just called for Obama

[WinCrimson 61]

You should regret it. She's a cyborg. She's the Democratic version of Romney...programmed and scripted down to the syllable. I honestly don't get the appeal when you have another extremely viable option.

BTW, not that it matters but, Romney wins Colorado.

I recognize it. What sealed it was their positions on my key issue. Your abortion is my tort reform.

I don't particularly like her and never have. Like I've said before, if Obama was with me on this one issue, I'd be for him 110%.

[RunInRed 16,487]

Tort Reform....tell me more. Specifically, about the differences in Obama's and Clinton's position.

[TitanTiger 20,511]

Well if it makes you feel better, presidents don't really have a lot of say on enacting tort reform. You've got enough Dems in Congress beholden to trial lawyer money to stop that even if Obama made it his signature issue (which he won't).