Congratulations, Obama and supporters, on a big night.

[JohnnyLib2]

Impressive win by an impressive candidate.

JL2, gloomy Clinton supporter

[MannyGoldstein]

1. Let's Get The Republicans Out Of The WH! [nt]

[JohnnyLib2]

4. Amen. Here in Kentucky,

the primary is May 20. We also select the opponent for Mitch McConnell, so there is much to do.

[cali]

2. Thank you, JL2

Hillary certainly fought for every inch.

[futureliveshere]

3. I understand and appreciate your post. Thanks for the wishes.

Please take your time getting over your disappointment. Then join us to focus on not allowing the Bush Reincarnation from entering the White House. That is ALL that matters. I have said the same thing before and I continue to say that now. Hillary or Barack would be light-years ahead of a McConfused presidency.

[Perry Logan]

5. We must keep in mind we're saving the Republic here.

And thanks for a (so far) positive thread.

[slinkerwink]

6. thank you for your post. I remember feeling that same sense of loss when Howard Dean lost in 2004.

[VotesForWomen]

8. heh heh. yeah. nt

[VotesForWomen]

7. yep; Obama won another state we'll never get in the GE!! woo hoooo!!! nt

[moose65]

9. I don't know about that

North Carolina is not one of those "deep red" states. Democrats have controlled the governorship and the state legislature for years. There are almost 700,000 more registered Democrats than Republicans. Our cities are as blue as any city in Massachusetts. We have a large African-American population. And in his speech last night, Obama referred to us as a "swing state." I think he could win NC and Virginia in the fall.

[Cheap_Trick]

10. Thanks JL2

now what say we get out there, kick Grandpa McCain's flabby old ass, and take back our country?