West Virginia and Kentucky are next, any predictions?

[GoldieAZ49]

I think they both go Clinton,


Democrats count the votes in Florida and Michigan

[rug]

1. I predict the floor of GDP to be flowing vith venom.

[QC]

17. And melodrama. Don't forget the grand, over the top melodrama. n/t

[tekisui]

2. Did you forget Oregon?

WV will go to Hillary, if she is still running, Obama will take more delegates on the 20th, with KY and OR.

[TexasObserver]

3. yes, those two small states will support Hillary

they have the requisite number of old white people, and that's the demo she owns

it won't matter, but she will win them

and no superdelegate will care

[Windy]

4. They will, but it won't help her after NC and Indiana

if the margin was larger in Indy, it might help with the supers, but the way it looks now, KY and WV won't make much of a difference. Obama still has Oregon and he is polling very well there.

[WeDidIt]

5. She would win both even if she dropped out tomorrow

She'll stay in until MAy 20 and take one for the team.

[CalGator]

6. WV and KY Dems will go for Hillary

Those are two of the biggest Dixiecrat states ever. I'm realistic about the demographics and voter attitudes in those states. Luckily nobody will expect him to win there anyhow.

[scheming daemons]

7. They won't matter.... Obama will gain 30+ delegates in the next week....

[TwilightGardener]

8. Um...OK. They both go to Clinton. And the end result will still be the same.

[DAGDA56]

I think she's out of money.

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[bigwillq]

10. White trash????

WTF? :shrug:

[Marrah_G]

I hope you get Tombstoned- Racism has no place here

[crankychatter]

11. I predict a lot of befuddled Clinton supporters milling around the polls

wondering where their candidate went

[40ozDonkey]

12. Democrats count the votes in MI? Which ones - the Robert Mugabe Democrats?

Yeah she's electable as hell, so long as no one else is on the ballot.

Cheaters get what they earn - nothing. You'll get over it.

[BlooInBloo]

13. Clinton by 15 in both heavily bigot populated states.

[barb162]

23. Oh, is that why Barack won NC?

[Cant trust em]

14. Clinton wins both handily. NT

[Rosa Luxemburg]

15. Maybe they won't need to hold them?

[book_worm]

16. She'll win but he'll make gains and get a lot of delegates.

[texshelters]

21. Sure

She'll win both (true) but she won't win huge margins or delegate amount. The large amounts just aren't there.

So, nothing will change. The rest of the contest will be divide evenly, and even if Clinton picks up a few delegates, she's too far behind.

What a bummer.

Tex Shelters

[quakerboy]

18. I think, given that Oregon is already voting,

counts on the same day as Kentucky, and is the largest remaining state, it should be in your list.

[Quixote1818]

19. Obama will win Oregon. Nice try though. nt

[muryan]

20. She'll win but it'll be a blip on the radar

Its not a demographic test, and any inroads Obama makes against her lead will do him a great service in recruiting SDs. His win in Oregon will erase whatever she does in these two states.

[barb162]

22. Yeah! Watch her win them by double digits!

Hillary for President Jan 09!!!!!!!!

[rocktivity]

24. Hillary must win ALL of the remaining contests with 86% of the vote

for victories that actually matter.

If Obama gets even 30% of the vote in KY/WV, she'll fall even farther behind. But don't be surprised if he gets more than 40%--I don't think that even a bunch of sixtysomething Dixiecrats want to associate with--well, a loser.

:headbang:
rocknation