Did you just say Rick Lazio? What an ass!!

Well yea she did beat him ....did he represent Long Island?

I just checked and yes he did...you poor guy. LOL! At least you did not have Gray Davis as your governor

Edited February 3, 200817 yr by DevotedToAMC

I am just grateful we only have around 366 days left of Scarecrow

Oh you will love the calendar that I have for this year.

It is actually a 13 month Calander that is counting down the days to a certain day in Jan

Edited February 3, 200817 yr by SnCCorinthos4ever

Oh you will love the calandr that I have for this year.

It is actually a 13 month Calander that is counting down the days to a certain day in Jan

I have that same exact calendar! Not much more longer with Scarecrow

Hillary must of told bill to STFU, because I haven't seen him or heard much about him in the news for almost a week. Good for her.

LOL so true EK70....maybe he is having an affair with Erica Kane and that is keeping his yap shut

According to the clinton and obama camp tomorrow's race is suppose to be a tie or something and that the Dem. nomination probably won't be determined tomorrow. That stinks if thats true, so I wonder how long we have to wait to finally have a single dem. pres. nom?

I have to say I really liked Obama's L.A. rally with oprah, michelle obama, maria shriver, caroline kennedy, etc. I noticed at Hillary's L.A. rally that she had alot of hispanic voters along with hispanics that held office in California. I was surprised to see Magic Johnson there as well.

it could very well split with each candidate winning 12 states apiece.

I wonder who was at Hillary's rally...didn't see it on the news. I am sure Assembly Speaker Fabian Nunez (can't stand him), LA mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, and a couple others were there

Obama won Georgia 56% to hillary's 38%. It was already projected that he would win this state though. Hillary won oklahoma/alabama/Tennesse and obama just won Illinois, which was expected.

Edited February 6, 200817 yr by EricaKane70

Ok I am confused.

I thought that Edwards pulled out of the race.

If that is the case why is he still getting votes?

I am not sure why they would vote for Edwards if he is out, SnC

Anyways, Clinton is projected to win my state of California! Yay!!!

Why is ron paul still in the republican race? He only has 6 delagates, its time for him to bow out.

I am not sure why they would vote for Edwards if he is out, SnC

Anyways, Clinton is projected to win my state of California! Yay!!!

She did.

anyone know/where i can find the numbers of young voters in cali? do they have that stuff?

Edited February 6, 200817 yr by JackPeyton

Why is ron paul still in the republican race? He only has 6 delagates, its time for him to bow out.

Oh he will take a FEW delegates away from McCain...that will make such a difference

anyone know/where i can find the numbers of young voters in cali? do they have that stuff?

Hey Jack...I am watching CNN right now and all they said is that, in California, a lot of young voters went with Hillary and perhaps in NY it was the same (but she represents that state so it is not a surprise). Also, a lot of people 65 years and older went with Hillary

They are obviously thinking that Obama will pull in the young vote but they did say Clinton has some support with the younger generation...and I am a young person who voted for Hillary. But Obama is my second choice

Here are some other demographics for California (I am round off)

WHITE VOTERS: 48% for Obama, 42% for Clinton

BLACK VOTERS: 82% for Obama, 16% for Clinton

LATINOS: 66% for Clinton, 23% for Obama

ASIANS: 73% for Clinton, 18% for Obama

Edited February 6, 200817 yr by DevotedToAMC