big win

What Hillary said last week:

“Senator Obama’s support among working, hard-working Americans, white Americans is weakening again,” Clinton said, apparently citing an Associated Press article, which also found “how whites in both states who had not completed college were supporting me.”

You have to remember, the New York Times endorsed Hillary,so I find this editorial quite significant.

Editorial
The Low Road to Victory

Published: April 23, 2008

Big win for Hillary...Big Win...Big Win...over and over and over...The only win Hillary had was that she didn't lose ground in the delegate race for the Democratic nomination.

I struggle trying to talk with people around me about political matters, mainly because the pervasive ignorance is appalling. Very little of the things I hear them say are representative of the truth and the reason is that

Obama is poised to win all three of the Potomac Primary states today and poised to win rather convincingly. A big win will probably put him at least a few delegates into the lead. But there is no reason for Clinton to drop out at that point. As long as she has the money to campaign in Wisconsin and on March 4th, I fail to see why falling slightly behind Obama after a month of contests in which Obama was expected to win should mean the death of her campaign.

As Plaxico Burris predicted, the Giants won the Super Bowl tonight, derailing the hype machine that was the New England Patriots.

Interestingly, Burris book-ended the game for the Giants with the first and last catch for the Giants in the game and none bigger than the last one for the go-ahead touchdown.

This could be the biggest upset in NFL history.  I need to sleep on it to be sure.

Big win for John McCain. More thoughts later.

Big win for Mitt Romney, a big hurt for John McCain and Mike Huckabee. It comes down to South Carolina for both of them, as well as Fred Thompson. Only one of the three will still be a viable candidate after Saturday.
Cross-posted at Appalachian Scribe

Big win for Mitt Romney, a big hurt for John McCain and Mike Huckabee. It comes down to South Carolina for both of them, as well as Fred Thompson. Only one of the three will still be a viable candidate after Saturday.

Cross-posted at Tennessee Free