Can't help feeling bad for Hillary...

[polichick]

Seems she's been screwed over by her husband's recklessness yet again.

[forsberg]

1. why, she's winning in every super tuesday state

[Raine]

5. Those votes haven't been cast yet

polls don't mean much.

[aquart]

2. Thank for your concern.

[hiaasenrocks]

3. LOL. She's his main enabler and has been such for decades.

[polichick]

6. True...

I've always thought she stayed with him largely for this run ~ sad that he'd be the one to sabbotage it.

[ccpup]

4. why, she got 34% of the AA vote, 68% of the White vote

and is still trending extraordinarily well across the board with all groups in the Polls of 19 of the 22 States voting on Super Tuesday.

Barack, despite his win tonight (congratulations, by the way! :hi: ), has a lot of ground to make up with women, with Hispanics/Latinos, with older voters and with Democrats who all generally trend toward Hillary.

A win in one Primary where a group that overwhelming supports him makes up the majority of the voting bloc doesn't necessarily bode well for the future.

[JI7]

7. she left South Carolina and left him there to campaign for her

the knew exactly what they were doing.

[Big Blue Marble]

8. Not.

[paulk]

9. because she lost South Carolina?

you can feel bad for her after super tuesday

or not.

[polichick]

10. No - as I said, because Bill's behavior screwed her over...

Hopefully she'll finally reel him in!

[paulk]

11. you really won't know that until after Feb 5th

that's my point.

Obama had to be expected to win in SC, with over 50% of registered Dems there being black.

A win that so clearly splits the black and white vote may hurt Obama in the long run more than help him, and that may have been Bill Clinton's strategy all along.