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2008 Presidential Race
Feb. 20th, 2008 07:05 amOn the Democratic side:
Obama won both contests yesterday, winning in Wisconsin (58-41) and Hawaii (76-24).
Obama continued to cut into Hillary’s base, while Hillary’s recent negative attacks (like the whole plagiarism debate) did not blunt Obama’s momentum.
Both:
This article thrills me to no end. It is a comparison of [Obama vs. Hillary] vs. McCain to [Santos vs. Russell] vs. Vinick, the contest in the final two years of the series The West Wing.
On the Republican side:
McCain won both contests, winning in Wisconsin (55-37) and Washington (49-22).
McCain is only about 200 delegates away from clinching the nomination, so it is likely that the Republican contest will end on March 4th. However, his win in Wisconsin continued to be because of a strong showing among moderates and those who are “somewhat conservative”, not an increase in his showing among the “very conservative.”
Obama won both contests yesterday, winning in Wisconsin (58-41) and Hawaii (76-24).
Obama continued to cut into Hillary’s base, while Hillary’s recent negative attacks (like the whole plagiarism debate) did not blunt Obama’s momentum.
Both:
This article thrills me to no end. It is a comparison of [Obama vs. Hillary] vs. McCain to [Santos vs. Russell] vs. Vinick, the contest in the final two years of the series The West Wing.
On the Republican side:
McCain won both contests, winning in Wisconsin (55-37) and Washington (49-22).
McCain is only about 200 delegates away from clinching the nomination, so it is likely that the Republican contest will end on March 4th. However, his win in Wisconsin continued to be because of a strong showing among moderates and those who are “somewhat conservative”, not an increase in his showing among the “very conservative.”