Nitpick: that’s AR. AK is Alaska.
Is there anywhere that I can find a video of said Obama speech?
I thought Mark Warner was running for the Senate seat that John Warner is retiring from.
CNN is reporting that “suddenly” Obama has a double-digit lead over Hilary in NH, after a prior poll showed them neck-and-neck. I guess we’ll see.
BBC is reporting that, too.
www.pollster.com satisfies any electoral numerophile. The polls listed there are all over the place, indicating something big is about to blow. Clinton is between 7 points up and 12 points down if you believe any of them.
He is, and he’s thought to be such a runaway favorite that he could run for the Senate seat and for VP at the same time, the way Lieberman did back in 2000.
God, tell me you’re joking and he hasn’t actually talked about this. I thought it was a really bad idea when Lieberman did it (leaving aside how bad an idea it was to have Lieberman as VP candidate in the first place) and it would be a really bad idea now.
One would think that Hillary’s private polling would have shown long ago that she is just not liked or trusted by millions of people in both parties. Has she been drowning it out with la la las all this time?
No, AFAIK it’s all just speculation.
The public polls show the exact opposite. Sure, there are quite a few that don’t care for Hillary, but there are many more that like and respect her.
The latest USA Today/Gallup poll shows Barack at 41%, Hillary at 28%. Seems almost inevitable that Obama will take NH. Okay, now I think Hillary has something to worry about.
I just saw that poll and am damn glad about it. I won’t say inevitable, that’s the term they used for Mrs. Clinton, I will say I hope that Mr. Obama wins in NH, I think he will, and barring any Howard Dean moment, will go on to take the nod, and hopefully the WH.
You’re right though, Mrs. Clinton has to be very nervous.
Nervous? Did you see her in the debate over the weekend? She nearly lost her head when Edwards was making a point. Not that I think all the news stations should have capitalized on that fact, but they all did. Even fox news focused on it. Plain and simple Hillary has a temper, and she damn near lost it on national tv.
Good.
I was in NH this weekend all I can say is GO BARACK!!!
Is there a video of that?
Well, it’s over now. . .after that Muskie Moment.
I prefer Obama, but I like Hillary, not any less after yesterday, I’ll add.
Count me as a Richardson fan too. Unfortunately, there’s almost no buzz around him; he needs some Ron Paul-like fanatics to attract some attention his way. Still, I’d be happy if Obama gets the nod.
Richardson has one major thing going against him. I’m supporting him. Let’s look at my track record:
1984: Hart
1988: Gore
1992: Tsongas
2000: Gore (I got one!)
2004: Clark
Obviously, I’m not the person you want backing you in the primaries.
BBC is reporting a probable Hillary win in New Hampshire.