Go typical white lady!

I haven't seen any returns yet.

Go Hillary!

_{can't believe I just said that}

Drudge...

TOO CLOSE TO CALL...
EXIT POLLS UNMOVED IN LAST BATCH 52-48 CLINTON...

PA Precincts Reporting 00%
CLINTON 0,000,000...
OBAMA...0,000,000

May the fruits of "Operation Chaos" be realized tonight.

Never thought I'd find myself rooting for the Hildebeast.

re: #3 DesertSage

Go Hillary!

_{can't believe I just said that}

Go Hillary.
Take it to Denver!

BAWHAHAHAHAHA!

We keep hearing about record turnout, but out here in Bitterville (Delmont, PA east of Pittsburgh) the turnout was unremarkable...

I'm stockpiling popcorn for the convention. Who's bringing the beer?

re: #8 M. Murcek

We keep hearing about record turnout, but out here in Bitterville (Delmont, PA east of Pittsburgh) the turnout was unremarkable...

That's because everyones either in church or cleaning their guns.

re: #8 M. Murcek

We keep hearing about record turnout, but out here in Bitterville (Delmont, PA east of Pittsburgh) the turnout was unremarkable...

Pennsylvanians are clinging to their apathy, as well as their guns and religion?

Hillary is way smarter I hope she wins

re: #10 song_and_dance_man

B. Hussein or Cackle Rodham? I am betwixt two big lefty leaning thug huggers.

I know what you mean. I'm making up some "Draft Gore" mousepads.

Thunderdome! (or is that the convention)

Let's hope the race stays really, really close, and they tear each other to shreds until the convention.

Achillary's Last Stand

Can we declare a winner, or a cheater yet?

Random thoughts..
Why is it with every other primary I've watched, results begin to come in the second the polls close. Not with PA. what's up with that?

Why does the whole world seem to think changing their icon/logo color to green will somehow save the planet?

Why, since Charles has had a green icon for years, does he seem to get no "eviro-cred" for it?

Maybe I should just eat my waffle...

re: #3 DesertSage

Go Hillary!

_{can't believe I just said that}

Me either!
_{Go Hillary!}

I am so surprised it is taking so long for results. Is PA deliberately embargoing results until they are all counted? Most states publish results as they arrive.

I'd cross the street to avoid Obama

"Record Turnout" means the same Dems (dead & alive) voting over & over again.

Follow the election returns as they come in at this state of PA website.

re: #18 Yankee Division Son

The MSM are in the throws of such a big Obamagasm that they have been thrown in a state of shock by returns that show HRC leading and possibly winning PA.

That's my theory.

Outer Bugtussle, Pennsylvania may have 50 votes to count. If they have Scantrons or electronic voting machnes, it takes all of five minutes to count and report the numbers.

re: #5 saberry0530

May the fruits of "Operation Chaos" be realized tonight.

yes. the commander in chief of op chaos bid his troops to go forth and remember the alamo and the 300 and keep the battle going. it was a very moving speech.
lol

In early numbers Clinton is ahead almost 2 to 1. If that trend even remotely continues to a win of more than 10 points, then this thing is probably gonna go to a brokered convention.

I'm so torn up about that.

/laughing my ass off

Less than 1% reporting, Clinton leads 66% to 34%.

Call it!

re: #20 RememberSekhmet?

I am so surprised it is taking so long for results. Is PA deliberately embargoing results until they are all counted? Most states publish results as they arrive.

They cling to the results in PA. At least the bitter voters do.

re: #28 rabidsquirrel

Wu !

re: #23 Edouard

Great link!

... and all 0 so far

re: #29 VegasRick

They cling to the results in PA. At least the bitter voters do.

Vegas, that's wickedly funny. Thank you!

re: #28 rabidsquirrel

Less than 1% reporting, Clinton leads 66% to 34%.

Call it!

that's the kind of numbers we like.

So just curious: who here will not vote for McCain?

re: #5 saberry0530

May the fruits of "Operation Chaos" be realized tonight.

So Say We All

Change!

re: #26 nyc redneck

yes. the commander in chief of op chaos bid his troops to go forth and remember the alamo and the 300 and keep the battle going. it was a very moving speech.
lol

Remember the Maine! Plymouth Rock! And The Golden Rule!

re: #36 Killgore Trout

Change!

Waffles!

re: #36 Killgore Trout

Change!

Hope!

/you're it!

Obama still has seven months to say incredibly stupid things.

Go Hillary.

re: #18 Yankee Division Son

Not always. Missouri went down to the wire, as did Texas, Ohio, New Mexico, Iowa, New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Nevada.

re: #9 rabidsquirrel

I'm stockpiling popcorn for the convention. Who's bringing the beer?

Moonbats have promised to "re-create '68" in the streets of Denver but I am expecting a bust.
Too bad, really, I had hoped to see the Denver cops repeat their Chicago colleagues' response to anarchist provocation.

Uh-oh, guess who's still on the ballot, that's right, Luap Nor.

Barry O's closing the gap. Fox News now reporting Clinton 65%, Obama 35%

re: #21 Ojoe

I'd cross the street to avoid Obama

You typical, gun and religion clinging, xenophobic white person, you!

re: #39 rabidsquirrel

Hope!

/you're it!

Waffles of Hope!

re: #34 laxmatt1984

So just curious: who here will not vote for McCain?

John McCain cannot give me a single reason why I should vote for him. However, both Hillary clinton and B. Hussein Obama give me at least 2 reasons to vote for McCain.

Not original but appropriate.

re: #37 itellu3times

Remember the Maine! Plymouth Rock! And The Golden Rule!

Just a little FYI, yesterday was the anniversary of the day that 'Remember the Alamo' came into being, San Jacinto Day, when the Texians routed Santa Anna.

re: #18 Yankee Division Son

You should see about getting a green waffle. Solves all your problems.

re: #41 song_and_dance_man

Er... that's TAG

In my defense, the Democratic primary race does bear a strong resemblance to most childrens' games.

Fox News just projected Hillary the winner.

Rotating title nomination!

'Why Can't I Just Eat My Waffle?'

Fox calls it for Billary

re: #52 brainwizard73

You should see about getting a green waffle. Solves all your problems.

See? That's why I come here! Brilliant!

Wonder what kind of spin the Clinton camp will put on it if she happens to lose.

Even my kids don't like the Dems.

re: #43 Shiplord Kirel

Moonbats have promised to "re-create '68" in the streets of Denver but I am expecting a bust.
Too bad, really, I had hoped to see the Denver cops repeat their Chicago colleagues' response to anarchist provocation.

I'm still holding out hope.

re: #9 rabidsquirrel

I'm stockpiling popcorn for the convention. Who's bringing the beer?

re: #37 itellu3times

Remember the Maine! Plymouth Rock! And The Golden Rule!

i think op chaos did have an effect. if nothing else, it made the osama dems furious. and the ineffectual msm. who have been wrangling unsuccessfully to effect the outcome of every election forever.

re: #58 gibsonz

Wonder what kind of spin the Clinton camp will put on it if she happens to lose.

I think that would be classified "tail spin"

So TH's are saying that if Hillary wins by double digits, it will re-vitalize her campaign simply because if Barack Obama out-spent her 4-1 AND STILL COULD NOT GET CLOSER THAN THAT, he will absolutely not be able to win in November.

Not to mention the percentage of Hillary backers who have said they will not vote for Obama if he is the candidate, but will vote for McCain.

It will be up to the Superdelegates (and how stupid a system is that, anyway?) to either go for the candidate with the most votes, or the candidate who has the better chance (aaack, aaack.....COUGH! Sorry, that was hard to type)

Fox now projects Clinton as winner. They also give the secret to making money on the stock market - buy low, sell high.

re: #15 Kosh's Shadow

Thunderdome! (or is that the convention)

Let's hope the race stays really, really close, and they tear each other to shreds until the convention.

re: #15 Kosh's Shadow

Thunderdome! (or is that the convention)

Let's hope the race stays really, really close, and they tear each other to shreds until the convention.

"In this corner weighing in at 155 pounds wet, from Hyde Park, Chicago, Obama Bin Wafflin! "

"And in this corner, weighing in at.."

"Hey!"

"Um, an unspecified amount, the Chappaqua Cackler, Hill D. Beast!"

"ARE YOU READY TO RUUUUUUUUUUMBLE!?!?!"

re: #46 rabidsquirrel

Barry O's closing the gap. Fox News now reporting Clinton 65%, Obama 35%

According to cnn.com, what's reporting is Philadelphia

Fox News projects that Hillary has won in Pennsylvania.

re: #58 gibsonz

Wonder what kind of spin the Clinton camp will put on it if she happens to lose.

No need for spin, as Fox has already called it for her.

re: #61 wtc394

What's the matter? Shy?

re: #57 Yankee Division Son

Second thought; not sure I want an "environmentally heathly waffle".

It probably tastes like fetid granola...Code Pink would love it.

She has to beat the spread.

Er, so to speak.

I guess Obama just leggo his Eggo.

Real Clear Politics Raw exit poll data.

re: #63 Yankee Division Son

Looks like she is going to hang on another month...typical Clinton,they just won`t go away!

The waffles are coming home to roost!
(Go Go Operation Chaos)

re: #61 wtc394

hmm not sure why my addition to the bringing the beer quote disapperared..
Instead of buying it, how about I brew up a batch of Ale, add some extra bitter hops and call it a typical white beer ? Would go well with pop corn

Finally getting some results on the Secy of State for Pennsylvania website I posted at #23. Hillary 74% to Jesus H Obama 26% in extraordinarily early returns :)

re: #63 Yankee Division Son

I think that would be classified "tail spin"

I think she might have this reaction.

1% reporting, Clinton leads 60% to 40%.

re: #55 NoSubmission

Rotating title nomination!

'Why Can't I Just Eat My Waffle?'

I second that.

re: #76 wtc394

hmm not sure why my addition to the bringing the beer quote disapperared..
Instead of buying it, how about I brew up a batch of Ale, add some extra bitter hops and call it a typical white beer ? Would go well with pop corn

That idea promises both hope and change.

re: #74 gibsonz

Looks like she is going to hang on another month...typical Clinton,they just won`t go away!

And who would of thought that it might someday be "a good thing"?!

re: #62 nyc redneck

i think op chaos did have an effect. if nothing else, it made the osama dems furious. and the ineffectual msm. who have been wrangling unsuccessfully to effect the outcome of every election forever.

Ya thank you for that. I started it all here in New Hampshire and did you see all the shit I got for doing it?

screw this niceties ....

I know who I want in the Whitehouse this time next year.

OBAMA GIRL !

she has the issues, she has the tits .. she has the waffles ...

would she have me watching a presidential speech naked?

ABSOLUTELY

how many other presidential hopefuls can you say that about?

/forget the fact she aint actually running.

re: #64 Intrepid

He outspent her 4:1?

I'm projecting the broadcasters as the Winner in PA.

re: #80 Dar ul Harbarian

How about:

"No Waffle, No Peace!"

re: #73 jcm

Notice this category "Vote By Religion and Attendance" no breakdown of Jewish vs. Muslim

CNN is reporting that the exit polls they conducted were too close..so, they're calling it "competitive." So no projections -- only the actual votes...After the first few minutes, it's 60 percent Hillary, 30 Obama (approx.)..but it's still very early. (I'm hoping for a Hillary win. Go Hillary!)

3% in 55/45 Hillary.

Go Hilary! (I can't believe I said that)

3% reporting; Lead drops to 55% to 45%.

Drudge Headline: Hillary Wins PA

[Link: abcnews.go.com...]

re: #85 CyanSnowHawk

He outspent her 4:1?

I'm projecting the broadcasters as the Winner in PA.

4:1 is the number I've been hearing for several days.

The really interesting numbers were on FNC earlier - something like 19% of Hillary supporters would not vote for Obama in November, and 17% Obama supporters would not vote for Hillary in November.

Is that Hiarrrgggh from Dean the sound the party rendering?

Looks like Hildebeast wins with some impressive numbers.

re: #81 rabidsquirrel

That idea promises both hope and change.

Yes I can !

A much as it pains me to say this: GO Hillary!

Who cares about all this political mucky muck?

What matters is Game 7 - Go Sharks!

Check it out

Philadelphia goes for Clinton

re: #93 bikermailman

I don't know how much he spent but every other commercial during the Flyers game was Obamas

re: #90 mattm

3% in 55/45 Hillary.

Go Hilary! (I can't believe I said that)

I can't say those words. "Beat BHO" sounds better to me

re: #85 CyanSnowHawk

He outspent her 4:1?

I'm projecting the broadcasters as the Winner in PA.

Yep - he spent somewhere around 12/13 million in PA, she spent 3.

I've seen that in a couple of places..... ('Trep runs off to find links...)

re: #73 jcm

Real Clear Politics Raw exit poll data.

Did you see the numbers at the bottom?

Who they would vote for in November? Wow.

re: #100 RememberSekhmet?

Check it out

Philadelphia goes for Clinton

WOW -- Was supposed to be Barry's stronghold

Hillary= Commando in Chief
Obama=Comrade in Che

What with these annointed Democrat candidates for President and waffles?

Are they too elitist for pancakes? Were they.......Belgian waffles?

re: #102 Edouard

I can't say those words. "Beat BHO" sounds better to me

Heh.."BEAT BO!"

If Clinton divorces Clinton, will her chances of winning the GE suddenly and dramatically improve?

/I don't normally think this way...

re: #99 song_and_dance_man

It just might work..... :)

For the first time on LGF I find myself with nothing to say.

Charles ?

re: #106 Edouard

WOW -- Was supposed to be Barry's stronghold

nope, Barry would not fork out the street money. The cash used to buy the homeless/dead/repeat votes.

re: #100 RememberSekhmet?

Check it out

Philadelphia goes for Clinton

Philly was the area that Obambi was counting on to keep the numbers close.

re: #110 really grumpy big dog Johnson

Only if he cries

re: #108 Athos

Probably had fresh blueberries in there, too. Elitist SOB.

Have y'all seen this yet?

[Link: videos.newsobserver.com...]

re: #105 HelloDare

Did you see the numbers at the bottom?

Who they would vote for in November? Wow.

And how many would stay home. Goooooo Chaos!

My well-educated but terribly moonbat parents who live in a small college town in PA voted for Obama today. They hate Hillary now which is amusing because they sure did love Bill when he was Prez. But Mom said that if Hillary became Prez that Bill would really be her VP on the side and it would be 'same old, same old'....her words.

NBC/PMSNBC claims Hillary Won PA.

re: #113 wtc394

Probably from when he was a community organizer...

re: #60 rabidsquirrel

I'm still holding out hope.

Unless I miss my guess, the "Recreate '68" mob will be trying to act out their own mythology of the 1968 Dem convention rather than the reality. That mythology holds that peaceful flower-children were viciously attacked by maniacal fascist thugs for daring to march and dissent and sing Kumbaya where fatcat delegates could see them.
Since that isn't what happened, there will be no re-creation. It will be an effort to act out a fantasy at best.

re: #105 HelloDare

Did you see the numbers at the bottom?

Who they would vote for in November? Wow.

WOW indeed.

re: #113 wtc394

nope, Barry would not fork out the street money. The cash used to buy the homeless/dead/repeat votes.

Those dead folks really hold out for a lot of dough, too.

You can find CNN exit polls on this page:

[Link: www.cnn.com...]

Based on the gender breakdown, if you do the multiply-and-add for each candidate, Hillary looks to have won by about 5%. This is consistent with what polls were indicating.

re: #114 bikermailman

Philly was the area that Obambi was counting on to keep the numbers close.

YUP, which is why Fox and PMSNBC are calling PA for Clinton

re: #123 jcm

WOW indeed.

What did those numbers say? . . . . been throwing a birthday party.

re: #123 jcm

WOW indeed.

Wow is almost an understatement.....

Hillary beating Obama.. now that's a CHANGE! which brings Hillary HOPE!

A convention battle, resulting in a super delegate "selected" winner

/now you're gonna hear Howard Dean really scream

re: #122 Shiplord Kirel

Unless I miss my guess, the "Recreate '68" mob will be trying to act out their own mythology of the 1968 Dem convention rather than the reality. That mythology holds that peaceful flower-children were viciously attacked by maniacal fascist thugs for daring to march and dissent and sing Kumbaya where fatcat delegates could see them.
Since that isn't what happened, there will be no re-creation. It will be an effort to act out a fantasy at best.

I hope they have one of those microwave crowd control thingies.
I'm looking forward to toasted moonbat.

re: #115 witness

Only if he cries

I'm greatly relieved.

Barry's going to be crying in his waffles tomorrow morning.

It's going by 1 or 2 points toward Obama in Central Philly. But still, it shouldn't even be that close.

53/47 Hillary 5% in.....

if osama loses big time, he won't understand why. he doesn't have a clue why calling people, bitter, gun toting, bible thumping, racist hicks, would tend to make them not want to vote for him. he is not fit to be potus. he is an elitist leftist fool who is too enamored of san fran billionaires.

re: #122 Shiplord Kirel

Unless I miss my guess, the "Recreate '68" mob will be trying to act out their own mythology of the 1968 Dem convention rather than the reality. That mythology holds that peaceful flower-children were viciously attacked by maniacal fascist thugs for daring to march and dissent and sing Kumbaya where fatcat delegates could see them.
Since that isn't what happened, there will be no re-creation. It will be an effort to act out a fantasy at best.

True, though the left's demonstrated inability to either understand or learn from history precludes them from grasping that little nuance. Hopefully (and yes, it's a stretch), a few of them will step out of line, and the sheep will follow.

Speaking of waffles, Obama has shown more temper in this campaign that McCain.

re: #124 Intrepid

Those dead folks really hold out for a lot of dough, too.

yea, sure can't wait them out...but that will be his downfall. Most like a 4% swing. If he had paid off the local churches/community organizers he would carry Philadelphia Co. by 110-150% (when the dead in Philly vote, they vote ALOT)

re: #100 RememberSekhmet?

Check it out

Philadelphia goes for Clinton

Eegad! Embittered, Bible-thumping hillbillies must have swarmed into town in their rusty pickups and hijacked the polls at gunpoint. Yeah, that's it, a redneck coup d'etat. I demand a recount.
/Channeling lefties

re: #128 galloping granny

What did those numbers say? . . . . been throwing a birthday party.

11% of the those voting in the (D) primary are saying they cross over and vote McCain in Nov.

Bad news for (D)s.

CLINTON, HILLARY (DEM)
20,571 70.2%

OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
8,716 29.8%

re: #138 HelloDare

Difference might be that BO is angry because anyone has the temerity to ask him hard questions. McCain get mad because he must not suffer fools (in his eyes anyway). I guess I know which I would prefer as POTUS

Obama's strength seemed to have come from caucus states where mania could skew a caucus. Clinton seems to be able to get more votes out. Obama would be the funner, weaker opponent for McCain. Nothing like making fun of ministers of hate.

Ebay has removed the great "Waffle of Hope." What am I going to spend my day night laughing at now?

Oh, yeah. Obama!

"I said GOOD DAY, SIR!" lol

re: #130 Yankee Division Son

Hillary beating Obama.. now that's a CHANGE! which brings Hillary HOPE!

A convention battle, resulting in a super delegate "selected" winner

/now you're gonna hear Howard Dean really scream

Shows she's making real PROGRESS!

re: #105 HelloDare

Did you see the numbers at the bottom?

Who they would vote for in November? Wow.

It's CNN, and I have no idea what those numbers mean. It's as if their complete intent was to confuse and mystify.

Nothing shocking there.

President of the United States
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CLINTON, HILLARY (DEM)
20,571 70.2%
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
8,716 29.8%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
HUCKABEE, MIKE (REP)
544 11.3%
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
3,525 73.4%
PAUL, RON (REP)
733 15.3%
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Attorney General
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
MORGANELLI, JOHN M. (DEM)
17,301 100.0%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CORBETT, TOM (REP)
3,942 100.0%
Go to Top

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Auditor General
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
WAGNER, JACK (DEM)
17,293 100.0%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
BEILER, CHET (REP)
3,486 100.0%
Go to Top

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State Treasurer
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CORDISCO, JOHN F. (DEM)
4,393 21.4%
MANN, JENNIFER L. (DEM)
6,854 33.5%
MCCORD, ROBERT (DEM)
7,954 38.8%
MORRISON-WESLEY, DENNIS (DEM)
1,281 6.3%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
ELLIS, TOM (REP)
3,563 100.0%
Go to Top

OT -

Song and Dance Man -

There was a definite difference in quality between your faves and my faves tonight. I'll not give it away, but let you decide for yourself. All in all a wonderful show.

Catch ya later.

re: #140 Shiplord Kirel

redneck coup d'etat

LOL!

re: #55 NoSubmission

Rotating title nomination!

'Why Can't I Just Eat My Waffle?'

he hasn't had a press conference is such a long time. not since they asked him abt. rezko. he fled from the stage and went behind a curtain after he squealed, auh, come on, i;ve already answered 8 questions, guys.
the fool can't think on his feet. he can only read a teleprompter.

re: #141 jcm

11% of the those voting in the (D) primary are saying they cross over and vote McCain in Nov.

Bad news for (D)s.

Last week the numbers were 25% of Hillary supporters if Obama gets it and 19% of Obama's if Hill gets it.

Yup - very bad news for the dems.

cnn calls it for clinton!

Wolf Blitzer seems depressed..

re: #59 P. Aaron

Even my kids don't like the Dems.

Are they "Rush kids" by any chance? :D

re: #151 nyc redneck

and talk in the simplest populist generalities.....because any details would scare 80% of the electorate.

re: #139 wtc394

yea, sure can't wait them out...but that will be his downfall. Most like a 4% swing. If he had paid off the local churches/community organizers he would carry Philadelphia Co. by 110-150% (when the dead in Philly vote, they vote ALOT)

The dead in Philly are quite a lot like the dead in Memphis. Wonder if Obama should have been pandering to the dead vote in all the states he lost...

They're a powerful voting block, for sure.

Early results will be the rural and small districts, 1 Percent in you can see the effects of "Bitter" and "clinging" with Hillary leading 70 to 29 percent. That will shrink as Urban and Suburban areas come in.

re: #154 Yankee Division Son

And another reason to smile.......

CNN is projecting (based on actual votes) that Hillary is the winner! Yea! (don't yet have the margin, though).

Earlier today on Fox Lanny Davis (or was it Terry McAuliffe?) saying that if it is found out that Howard Dean had anything to do with the nixing of the the NC debate, that Howard Dean should resign as party chairman.

Obama can't even unify his own party.

I never thought I'd say this, but: GO HILLARY!

Obama will end up with the nomination in the end, but the more they bloody each other, the better.

T.W.P. A.B.B(REDACTED)O.

re: #159 Athos

And another reason to smile.......

LOL :)

Cnn's called it for Shrillary

Chaos for the win!

It's 3:05 am here and if you lizards don't stop making me laugh I'll never get any sleep.

STOP IT!

/luv ya all

re: #154 Yankee Division Son

CNN was going all out for Obama -- all of them I figure must be really, really depressed...especially considering the amount of money the Obamanation spent to buy his votes...(!)

re: #140 Shiplord Kirel

Eegad! Embittered, Bible-thumping hillbillies must have swarmed into town in their rusty pickups and hijacked the polls at gunpoint. Yeah, that's it, a redneck coup d'etat. I demand a recount.
/Channeling lefties

Yeah, all I've been hearing from my "enlightened" friends over the last few weeks is how no white person living outside the cities in PA would ever vote for a black person. It's 2008, and even the rednecks from my home town in South Carolina would be willing to give a black man a fair shake (if he were a Republican), but yet somehow all the Obama-maniacs up here have actually met people who have stated out loud, in public, that they'd never vote for a black person.

Yeah, right.

They were just getting their mouths warmed up for all the excuses about Pennsylvania "rednecks" that we're going to hear for the next week.

Almost 2% in... this looks ominous for Barack, the margin increases...

President of the United States
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CLINTON, HILLARY (DEM)
27,664 71.7%
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
10,946 28.4%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
HUCKABEE, MIKE (REP)
738 10.7%
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
5,045 73.3%
PAUL, RON (REP)
1,097 15.9%
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Attorney General
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
MORGANELLI, JOHN M. (DEM)
22,675 100.0%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CORBETT, TOM (REP)
5,593 100.0%
Go to Top

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Auditor General
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
WAGNER, JACK (DEM)
22,560 100.0%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
BEILER, CHET (REP)
4,906 100.0%
Go to Top

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State Treasurer
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CORDISCO, JOHN F. (DEM)
5,810 21.7%
MANN, JENNIFER L. (DEM)
8,985 33.6%
MCCORD, ROBERT (DEM)
10,314 38.6%
MORRISON-WESLEY, DENNIS (DEM)
1,633 6.1%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
ELLIS, TOM (REP)
5,010 100.0%
Go to Top

Looks bad for Obama.

Chris Matthews is under a suicide watch.

re: #75 FreeIowa

The waffles are coming home to roost!
(Go Go Operation Chaos)

I nominate this one for rotating title.

Actually, come to that, I nominated both lines for rotating title.

re: #150 MandyManners

LOL!

i like the sound of that too.

Hummmm. Who to choose, who to choose?

Hildebeast or the verbose empty suit?

Such a hard decision.

Hildebeast is a known factor. Verbose Empty Suit is a marxist.

Who to choose?

Ehhhhh...I'm gonna have to root for the Hildebeast. She is beatable and I'm sick of his hollow verboseness (is that even a word, voerboseness?)

I can't believe that I'm actually rooting for the Beast!

Wonder how many new Lizards will have Waffles in their name?

I wrote in None of the Above for President.

I'll vote for McCain in November if I have to, but I don't see any reason to do so before then.

re: #170 HelloDare

Looks bad for Obama.

Chris Matthews is under a suicide watch.

No tingle for you, Chris Matthews!

exit poll: about 50% of voters look for change as their top quality of a candidate. The other 50% pulled their heads out of their posteriors.

re: #130 Yankee Division Son

Hillary beating Obama.. now that's a CHANGE! which brings Hillary HOPE!

A convention battle, resulting in a super delegate "selected" winner

/now you're gonna hear Howard Dean really scream

Selected, not elected!

re: #152 galloping granny

Last week the numbers were 25% of Hillary supporters if Obama gets it and 19% of Obama's if Hill gets it.

Yup - very bad news for the dems.

OPERATION CHAOS! Yeehaw!

re: #169 Thanos

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
HUCKABEE, MIKE (REP)
738 10.7%
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
5,045 73.3%
PAUL, RON (REP)
1,097 15.9%
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OK, why are these idiots Huckabee and Paul still running?

re: #170 HelloDare

Looks bad for Obama.

Chris Matthews is under a suicide watch.

As is the entire CNN on-air staff........Did they staff the control room with pshrinks to talk them through the depression?

re: #151 nyc redneck

he hasn't had a press conference is such a long time. not since they asked him abt. rezko. he fled from the stage and went behind a curtain after he squealed, auh, come on, i;ve already answered 8 questions, guys.
the fool can't think on his feet. he can only read a teleprompter.

Which leads to some frightful speculation on the nature of Obama LEARNING to speak WITHOUT a teleprompter, but NOT LEARNING to examine reality in a rational manner, substituting instead leftist, racist slogans for real thought, on his feet or on his butt!

IF Obama learns to speak (learns the wrong lessons from THIS cycle) he'll be a sharply-honed rabble-rouser in the NEXT cycle...

I have relatives in PA who are white, blue collar, and underemployed. I have no doubt that they will vote for Hillary over Obama, perhaps partly because she is white. But don't blame me, because I'm not a Democrat!

re: #170 HelloDare

Looks bad for Obama.

Chris Matthews is under a suicide watch.

Why bother...he'd be doing the world a favor.

re: #32 really grumpy big dog Johnson

Vegas, that's wickedly funny. Thank you!

Your welcome. The Late night comedy writers must be praying for obama to win, they'll have material for years!

re: #168 kimberly

What town in SC?

Love to know how many of those Hillary votes were republicans. Anybody seen numbers on that?

re: #180 Watcher

I believe Huck stepped away.

On the other hand, the Crazy Uncle is sitting in his lair, cackling!

re: #52 brainwizard73

Would that be a Spinach Waffle?
-or-
A Science Experiment at the back of the freezer Waffle?

re: #180 Watcher

OK, why are these idiots Huckabee and Paul still running?

Answer in bold.

re: #180 Watcher

OK, why are these idiots Huckabee and Paul still running?

I don't think that it's not so much that they are still running (well in Hucks case at least, I don't know that Ron!Paul had ever withdrawn) but that the ballots were most likely printed months ago.

Watcher: if they come in with enough crypto delegates they can cause a theatrical but ineffective flap at the convention. I think that's their intent.

re: #179 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

OPERATION CHAOS! Yeehaw!EEEEEEEYAAARRRRRRRGGGGHHHH

There, I democratized that for you. ;)

re: #170 HelloDare

Looks bad for Obama.

Chris Matthews is under a suicide watch.

Maybe Bambi can give him a tingle up his leg to get him going again.

I thought Renegade was supposed to swamp Evergreen in Philadelphia. With 28% counted, he's only winning 55-45 there.

re: #130 Yankee Division Son

Hillary beating Obama.. now that's a CHANGE! which brings Hillary HOPE!

A convention battle, resulting in a super delegate "selected" winner

/now you're gonna hear Howard Dean really scream

YYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

/Dean scream off

re: #157 Intrepid

The dead in Philly are quite a lot like the dead in Memphis. Wonder if Obama should have been pandering to the dead vote in all the states he lost...

They're a powerful voting block, for sure.

He most definitly dropped the ball in PA, ignoring a well known 'custom' and this may come back to kick him in the ass. Is she wins by 10%, and that gives her a 2nd wind, he would have been much better served to air a few less commercials on how he does not take money from oil companies, instead drive north up Broad St. and throw out stacks of $20s. Would have been much more cost effective.

re: #188 schultzw

Still, it's weird.

Fox is projecting a Hillary win.

re: #199 Watcher

agreed.

5 % in... She's still smoking him

President of the United States
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CLINTON, HILLARY (DEM)
35,847 71.3%
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
14,417 28.7%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
HUCKABEE, MIKE (REP)
1,367 12.0%
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
8,174 71.8%
PAUL, RON (REP)
1,844 16.2%
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Attorney General
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
MORGANELLI, JOHN M. (DEM)
30,261 100.0%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CORBETT, TOM (REP)
9,483 100.0%
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Auditor General
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
WAGNER, JACK (DEM)
30,393 100.0%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
BEILER, CHET (REP)
8,453 100.0%
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State Treasurer
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CORDISCO, JOHN F. (DEM)
7,490 21.0%
MANN, JENNIFER L. (DEM)
12,050 33.8%
MCCORD, ROBERT (DEM)
13,903 39.0%
MORRISON-WESLEY, DENNIS (DEM)
2,212 6.2%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
ELLIS, TOM (REP)
8,533 100.0%
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re: #190 Athos

Answer in bold.

Fair enough.

paul is ahead in a county NE of Pittsburgh, and PA residents know what is special there?

re: #200 goddessoftheclassroom

do we know who Al-jazeera is projecting?

re: #173 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Hummmm. Who to choose, who to choose?

Hildebeast or the verbose empty suit?

Such a hard decision.

Hildebeast is a known factor. Verbose Empty Suit is a marxist.

Who to choose?

Ehhhhh...I'm gonna have to root for the Hildebeast. She is beatable and I'm sick of his hollow verboseness (is that even a word, voerboseness?)

I can't believe that I'm actually rooting for the Beast!

Hildy is a marxist too. Her ties to Saul Alinsky, her lawyer friends when young. I already knew some of it, Jonah Goldberg is enlightening me right now with Liberal Fascism. Reading the chapter on her right now.

re: #170 HelloDare

Looks bad for Obama.

Chris Matthews is under a suicide watch.

pop corn ?

I've gotta be honest about this, John McCain has been running almost a a perfect race thus far. He did just enough to garner the GOP nomination, and he's on cruise control in the background while the dems are working each other over with boxcutters. It's impressive, and more indication that he's a legitimate candidate to be our CiC.

re: #205 schultzw

do we know who Al-jazeera is projecting?

LOL! Allah only knows!

re: #205 schultzw

do we know who Al-jazeera is projecting?

LMAO! Good one!

re: #173 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

I believe you are looking for 'verbosity.' There are many ambiguous conjugations in the English language. No worries.

/I'm not a grammar Nazi

re: #201 schultzw

Ron Paul is like Che Guevara of the Republican party.

re: #180 Watcher

OK, why are these idiots Huckabee and Paul still running?

Still on the ballots, printed up a while back. In Texas, we had pretty much the whole field on our ballots. I voted for Duncan.

re: #200 goddessoftheclassroom

Fox is projecting a Hillary win.

Projections should be outlawed.

Not that I don't like that one.

re: #204 Fredlike

paul is ahead in a county NE of Pittsburgh, and PA residents know what is special there?

lets try that again, Any PA residents

re: #189 slokat

Would that be a Spinach Waffle?
-or-
A Science Experiment at the back of the freezer Waffle?

No, no. An arrugula waffle. (my God, have you seen the price of arrugula!? I may have to shorten my annual visit to Gusstad!)

* so I can't spell Gustaad!

So, CNN, MSNBC, etc. have had to concede. They must be ashen-faced as they announce the dreadful calamity.

This is the worst news most of them have had to report since the Berlin Wall came down.

I suspect that Mike Huckabee's part of the plan is to make a good speech, and put himself solidly behind McCain, which might help in some needed corners.

RP"s part will be to gasp and whine some more I suspect.

re: #202 Thanos

5 % in... She's still smoking him

Hmmm. I see 10% counted, and Clinton 55 - Obama 45.

re: #76 wtc394

hmm not sure why my addition to the bringing the beer quote disapperared..
Instead of buying it, how about I brew up a batch of Ale, add some extra bitter hops and call it a typical white beer ? Would go well with pop corn

HHmmmm that would make it Average White Beer... to go with

AWB

re: #215 Fredlike

lets try that again, Any PA residents

State College ?

Hot Tip: Time to buy stock in Orville, this is getting good!

re: #193 OldLineTexan

There, I democratized that for you. ;)

Thank you darlin! How are ya'll tonight?

This primary isn't going to decide matters. Hillary is on track for a modest win. It will not be a blowout. It'll be too small a win, in the state that gave her her best odds, to improve her chances of catching up.

The thing will go into overtime. Obama hurt his chances with that "bitter" remark, but that one mistake won't undo him. He can limp home to a win, if getting more earned delegates counts as a win, just running out the clock, if he doesn't make any more big mistakes.

He sees this. He's decided to avoid further debates. But---what if this decision to duck and weave his way through the rest of the fight turns out to be a mistake? It's not a good fit for his persona and image. It's not a good fit for his claim that he'll bring "change". How do you bring change, if your style is to play to not lose?

Juan Williams said he can't believe a Republican (McCain) is doing as well as he is in polling match-ups with Clinton and Obama. Here's a clue, Juan: Look who he's running against.

Almost 7% in now, some urban areas coming in, margin shrinking now:

President of the United States
Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
CLINTON, HILLARY (DEM)
114,408 55.2%
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
92,806 44.8%

re: #207 wtc394

pop corn ?

No. Wine. Several glasses, if necessary, to erase the bad taste these two lightweights have left in my mouth. Is this REALLY the best the United States of America has to offer in 2008?

/hangs head in sorrow. Reaches for wine glass....

re: #212 Watcher

Ron Paul is like Che Guevara of the Republican party.

Except that he only shoots himself in the head.

Has Chris Matthew's leg gone numb?

re: #215 Fredlike

Yes, that's home to Penn State - State College, PA.

re: #221 wtc394

State College ?

Centre County hasn't got any counted yet.

re: #225 solomonpanting

Juan Williams is a TID (Typical ignorant democrat) who is on Fox to maintain the fair and balanced perspective.

re: #215 Fredlike

lets try that again, Any PA residents

Armstrong county to be specific.

re: #5 saberry0530

May the fruits of "Operation Chaos" be realized tonight.

The fruits of OC go far beyond tonight....

But this is a great victory for OC and "our friend RL".

re: #206 bikermailman

Yes, but Obama is a closet Marxist...or maybe a Marxist in disguise. People are so wrapped up in the essence that is Obama that they don't realize what he really is.

This is dangerous.

re: #230 MandyManners

You mean, to match his brain? Hopefully, his mouth will be next.

omfg, CNN's coverage of this is like pro-Obama porn.

CNN, please stop pretending you have any integrity whatsoever

re: #228 Grammy Cracker

No. Wine. Several glasses, if necessary, to erase the bad taste these two lightweights have left in my mouth. Is this REALLY the best the United States of America has to offer in 2008?

/hangs head in sorrow. Reaches for wine glass....

actually was commenting on how I'd like some pop corn while waiting on Matthews to off himself....

re: #217 Shiplord Kirel

I don't know.........

Florida going Bush in 2000....then SCOTUS deciding for Bush in Dec. 2000....with the recounts showing, yes, Bush really did win FL (except they didn't report that last part).

Calling Ohio for Bush in 2004......

Three quarters, two dimes, one nickel, what's that spell!?

12% in:
C 53%
O 47%

The Ron Paul votes are probably those of folks who want to make sure Ron doesn't forget the PA delegation when the mother ship comes to take them all back to planet Wacko.

re: #212 Watcher

Ron Paul is like Che Guevara of the Republican party.

No Ron Paul is the herpes of the Republican Party. They both never go away and give you a very uncomfortable feeling.

re: #213 bikermailman

Still on the ballots, printed up a while back. In Texas, we had pretty much the whole field on our ballots. I voted for Duncan.

I went for Romney. I'm in Texas too.

re: #230 MandyManners

Has Chris Matthew's leg gone numb?

No...

Just his brain.

re: #216 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Well, you misspelled arugula, too, but we really don't care. We know what you meant.... LOL

I agree that Wolfie seems rather unhappy. Wasn't CNN the Clinton News Network very recently?

Hillary up by 6 at the moment. I predict she'll win by 8, which is quite good given how much Hussein outspent her. A double digit margin would be nice.

How can you talk about the Demonrat Primary when Natalie Portman got peed on by a dog?

Now, thats real news.

re: #223 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Thank you darlin! How are ya'll tonight?

As well as might be expected. I hope you are well; it is certainly good to "see" you.

I would like the primary results to be like a Christmas present - I'd like them to sit out for a while so I could savor the anticipation...

re: #233 schultzw

Juan Williams is a TID (Typical ignorant democrat) who is on Fox to maintain the fair and balanced perspective.

He's actually not bad. I've seen him plenty, heard him on Hannity too. He has been quite critical of the Wright thing and Crackerquiddick.

re: #230 MandyManners

Has Chris Matthew's leg gone numb?

Is his pants leg wet?

Poor thing has lost that tinglin' feelin'.

re: #213 bikermailman

Still on the ballots, printed up a while back. In Texas, we had pretty much the whole field on our ballots. I voted for Duncan.

The fact that ballots show more candidates that are actually running only affects the end results. Not significantly but still.

I wonder how Chris Matthews and that revolting Overbight person will handle the news of a McCain victory this fall?
I suggest they consult old-timers like Walter Cronkite to find out how they coped with the Rosenberg execution.

re: #233 schultzw

Juan Williams is one of the few democrats that I don't mind listening to. I find Bob Beckel to be unendurable.

re: #241 song_and_dance_man

Isn't that called a 'thimble'....or would that be too large and serve as a protective cup?

Renegade's still only up 55-45 in Philadelphia with 34% counted.

re: #236 The Pulchritudinous Patriot

Yes, but Obama is a closet Marxist...or maybe a Marxist in disguise. People are so wrapped up in the essence that is Obama that they don't realize what he really is.

This is dangerous.

That's okay, we have months to work on exposing him. (glad we don't have to expose Hillary! /shudder) Maybe we should send the kid from YAF to interview him, push his buttons!

re: #228 Grammy Cracker

No. Wine. Several glasses, if necessary, to erase the bad taste these two lightweights have left in my mouth. Is this REALLY the best the United States of America has to offer in 2008?

/hangs head in sorrow. Reaches for wine glass....

I'm reaching for the wine glass, too. I intend to be tipsy when voting for McCain.

Where are the men or women with the balls enough to be an actuall leader? Are they all absolute pussies? (pardon my language, but I'm soooo frustrated! I miss Ronaldus Maximus!)

re: #257 rw in san diego

agreed. Williams does have his good moments, but sometimes, he's like the other dems

*** 799 out of 9,260 Districts (8.63%) Reporting Statewide ***

President of the United States

Democratic Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
OBAMA, BARACK (DEM)
176,783 48.1%
CLINTON, HILLARY (DEM)
190,830 51.9%

Republican Primary

Candidate Votes Percent
PAUL, RON (REP)
6,886 19.9%
MCCAIN, JOHN (REP)
24,710 71.2%
HUCKABEE, MIKE (REP)
3,095 8.9%

County Breakdown for President of the United States

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2008 General Primary

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re: #253 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Is his pants leg wet?

No but, Natalie Portman's was.

Damn. Hillary isn't winning big enough.

re: #239 wtc394

actually was commenting on how I'd like some pop corn while waiting on Matthews to off himself....

Okay. I'll still drink to that! LOL

Just told Grandpa Cracker tonight that when the Dem convention opens in Denver, I'll crack a bottle, pop a HUMONGOUS bowl o' corn, and LMAO.

Operation Chaos LIVES!

re: #248 Grammy Cracker

Well, you misspelled arugula, too, but we really don't care. We know what you meant.... LOL

Thanks! I don't spell well when typing in haste!