[Exit Poll Upate] OPEN THREAD for Hillary Supporters (since YahooGroups has mysteriously gone down)

Bring tha stupid!

WTF is wrong with these deviants?

Nevermind. I’m off to Stop-Obama to give a few words of encouragement.

CNN just reported that even though the polls haven’t closed yet. Prince Obama has left for Indianna.

I am scared.

Is anyone in the mood for predictions?

I feel so proud of her right now. Of course, in the Bizarro World that is this political season, FOX News is giving the more balanced coverage(at least what I saw), and the MSM is saying, “This win is an absolute must, and how much must she win by to stay in the race?” SHILLS!

FOX News showed BO’s half-eaten waffle,too, the one he was so keen to finish rather than tell the American people about his positions. Apparently they’d covered the “WAAHHH, I WANNA EAT MY WAFFLES AND NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS!” story earlier. Seems it’s being sold on eBay, and bidding is up to $10,000.

Am I the only one sick of the bar changing in this election by the obamabrats and thugs????????

My hubby played baseball for a career..and i don’t remember winning by one run and being considered the loser..what is this bullshit?????????

ok so let me clarify a win…
What constitues a win…..

A win for me is Just One Vote!!!!!!!!!

Just One Vote:

In 1645, Just One Vote resulted in Oliver Cromwell becoming Lord Protector of England.
In 1649, Just One Vote failed to prevent the execution of Charles I of England.
In 1714, Just One Vote placed King George I on the throne of England.
In 1776, Just One Vote resulted in the United States adopting the English language instead of German.
In 1793, Just One Vote failed to prevent the execution of King Louis XVI.
In 1800, Just One Vote elected Thomas Jefferson president of the United States following an electoral tie vote.
In 1824, Just One Vote elected John Quincy Adams president of the United States following an electoral tie vote.
In 1839, Just One Vote was the margin of victory for Marcus Morton Governor of Massachusetts.
In 1844, Just One Vote elected David Kelso State Senator in Indiana.
In 1845, Just One Vote resulted in Texas becoming a state in the United States
In 1846, Just One Vote was the margin resulting in war being declared against Mexico.
In 1850, Just One Vote resulted in California becoming a state in the United States
In 1859, Just One Vote was the margin of victory in favor of Oregon becoming a state in the United States.
In 1867, Just One Vote resulted in the purchase of the Alaska territory.
In 1868, Just One Vote failed to impeach President Andrew Johnson.
In 1875, Just One Vote resulted in France changing from a monarchy into a republic.
In 1875, Just One Vote elected Charles W. Jones of Florida to the United States Senate.
In 1876, Just One Vote elected Rutherford B. Hayes president of the United States following an electoral tie.
In 1885, Just One Vote elected Robert W. Davis of Florida to be Speaker of the State house.
In 1889, Just One Vote resulted in Washington becoming a state in the United States.
In 1890, Just One Vote resulted in Idaho becoming a state in the United States.
In 1911, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in the passage of women’s suffrage in California.
In 1916, Just One Vote per precinct in California resulted in the election of President Woodrow Wilson.
In 1923, Just One Vote resulted in Adolf Hitler gaining leadership in the German Nazi Party.
In 1940, Just One Vote in the French Parliament failed to maintain its status as a Republic.
In 1941, Just One Vote saved the selective service system, just days before the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
In 1948, Just One Vote elected Lyndon Johnson United States Senator from Texas.
In 1948, Just One Vote per precinct in Ohio and California elected President Harry Truman.
In 1955, Just One Vote resulted in the election of the mayor of Huron, Ohio.
In 1959, Just One Vote resulted in the election of the mayors of both Rose Creek and Odin, Minnesota.
In 1960, Just One Vote per precinct in only four states resulted in the election of John F. Kennedy president of the United States.
In 1962, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in the election of the Governors of Maine, Rhode Island and North Dakota.
In 1968, Just One Vote per city block resulted in the election of Richard Nixon President of the United States.
In 1971, Just One Vote resulted in a loss by John Gorton as Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister of Australia.
In 1978, Just One Vote elected a State Senator in Alaska.
In 1978, Just One Vote per neighborhood resulted in the recall of the city council in Bellaire, Texas.
In 1982, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in the election of James Thompson, Governor of Illinois.
In 1984, Just One Vote resulted in the election of the mayor of Athens, AL and a county Commissioner in Monroe County FL.
In 1986, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in the election of a State Senator in Alaska.
In 1989, Just One Vote was the margin in the loss of a public school tax rollback election in Lansing, Michigan.
In 1992, Just One Vote resulted in a primary nomination for a Madison County Commissioner.
In 1992, Just One Vote elected a member to the city council in Trinity, Alabama.
In 1993, Just One Vote resulted in the largest tax increase for American Citizens in United States history.
In 1994, Just One Vote elected Randall Luthi to the Wyoming State House of Representatives.
In 1994, Just One Vote in each precinct elected three precinct chairmen in Houston, Texas.
In 1995, Just One Vote resulted in the failure of the Balanced Budget Amendment in the United States Senate.
In 1996, Just One Vote elected a member of the Limestone County Board of Education.
In 1997, Just One Vote resulted in a loss by Sydney Nixon to the Vermont State House of Representatives.
In 1997, Just One Vote elected Hal Wick to the South Dakota State House of Representatives.
In 1998, Just One Vote per subdivision resulted in the election of a State representative in Houston, Texas.
In 1998, Just One Vote per precinct elected Donald Sherwood from Pennsylvania to the U.S. House of Representatives.
In 1999, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in the election of Leslie Byrne to the Virginia State Senate.
In 1999, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in the election of Mark Goldberg to the city council in Houston, Texas.
In 2000, Just One Vote in each precinct in Florida resulted in the election of George W. Bush, president of the United States
In 2002, Just One Vote per precinct resulted in a primary nomination for Wayne Smith and Martha Wong in Harris County Texas.
In –?-, Just One Vote … could be your vote, a vote that makes the difference between victory and defeat.

http://www.bellairehistoricsociety.org/vote.html

If Hillary wins by just won vote..she is the winner tonight ..remember that!!
fly

Since they aren’t counting Fl and MI, they ought to balance that disenfranchisement out, with not counting two other states of equal delegate votes that Obama won. (Why should Hillary be punished fo something others did?) That way the current states that are being punished (MI and FL) won’t feel so bad and the 2 new states who will be disenfranchised won’t really care or won’t care enough to bother in the general election. Do you think they would mind? Instead of Hillary taking the hit, we will make the hit even. Of coarse did Obama even win two states as big as FL and MI???

HELLO??

Susan might find this tidbit interesting TV news has not picked it up:

Thousands in Pa. switch parties, many to vote for Obama

Since Jan. 1, more than 178,000 people in Pennsylvania have changed their party affiliations, and 92 percent of them have gone from Republican or independent to Democrat.

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/100/story/34368.html

The Deal Changer for superdelegates is to know that Hillary actually won Iowa and her house-bound older women voters were also prevented from voting in all those other caucus states Mr. Obama trumpets. Absentee Ballots were forbidden in Iowas & caucuses beyond. 15% of Hillary’s Voters were disappeared in Caucus States.

Note that in Texas Hillary’s voters were plus 4 in the primary and minus 12 in the caucus on the same day — a 16% skew! Ask YOUR superdelegates if 15% of Mr. Obama’s black support or young support was forbidden participation, would there not be an outcry, an outrage? Of course. Rightly so.

Every 8th call (of 2400 calls) to a passionate Hillary supporter I made starting mid-December got me 87-yr-old Vera, “I can’t caucus, honey, I’m a cripple. If I can’t be there in my body, I don’t count.” 82-yr-old Ruth, “Just because I’m sick, doesn’t mean I can’t think.” Lorna, “Oh, no, dear, I dare not go out to caucus, I’m off-balance.”

These older women are a bastion of the Democratic Party for the Fall. Why do you think an astounding 28% of Hillary supporters said they wouldn’t vote Democratic if Hillary weren’t the nominee? Because they were cheated of their voice in the caucuses.

This is a very big deal and EXACTLY the kind of grotesque voter suppression that the superdelegates were designed to account for. PLEASE tell YOUR superdelegates. They know generally that Caucuses Stink, but I just happened to stumble upon this hidden epidemic of older women house-bound by a dread of falling when I began to keep track after Vera, Ruth, Lorna. The so-called pledged delegate & popular votes count is a farce. These voters are utterly left out of that count!

on our fox station they called the election for hillery at 44%of the vote

she wone localy 24% of the vote in erie pa go hillary