Primaries
NY: Clinton Wins 46 Delegate Advantage
Updated 1:00 a.m.
By Spencer S. Hsu
Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) scooped up a 46-delegate advantage in her home turf of New York state based on Tuesday's voting, winning 139 delegates to 93 delegates for Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.), according to a preliminary estimate by the New York State Democratic Party.
Clinton won or held leads in 25 of 29 congressional districts, while Obama led in 4 districts -- the 6th, 10th and 11th in Brooklyn and Queens and the 28th in Rochester and Niagara Falls.
Tuesday's vote allocated 232 of 281 New York delegates. Clinton has secured endorsements from most of the remaining unpledged "super delegates," adding to her gains.
Posted at 12:00 AM ET on Feb 6, 2008
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Posted by: rayacop | February 7, 2008 2:04 PM
Hillary Clinton: Gridlock from DAY ONE!
Posted by: cdlars42 | February 7, 2008 9:25 AM
Obama - 838 delegates;
Edwards 26 delegates;
Al Gore would support Obama over Clinton (via Charlie Rose pundits)
Clinton - 834
If/when Obama secures the 26 delegates of Edwards, his delegate count goes up to 864 to her 834.
Posted by: scheduler | February 6, 2008 3:15 PM
*** Dateline November 2008: Democrats Self Destruct, United Republicans Win Election
In a stunning upset, Senator John McCain just won the US presidential election after the unprecedented bad will that has been caused by the people running the Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton camps. Instead of a dream team, where a Cliton / Obama ticket would have certainly won the election . . . the moneys spent on destroying each other, and the moneys and bad blood spent on the pre-election primary fights have split the party.
Instead of waiting 8 years (as Vice President), and then being a shoe-in for President after that, Barack Obama showed his lack of judgment and ego, by strive to go for broke, and in the process . . . caused so much harm to Hillary and her campaign, that her ticket lost the general election to the McCain / Huckabee ticket.
Posted by: quinnetech | February 6, 2008 11:05 AM
Look, on the major foreign policy question of our time, the unassailable fact is that Senator Clinton voted to authorize the most immoral, ill-conceived and plain unjustified act of American military aggression in this country's history -- and that includes the Vietnam War. No matter how many contortions she asumes to justify that vote, she came down on the wrong side. Add to that her pandering nature and a documented inability to show political courage and independence -- witness her refusal to state whether she believed homosexuality was immoral and her "culture war" stances on video games and flag-burning, and you just have another establishment Washington insider. Not what the country needs at this time. Just because anyone would be better than puppet Bush doesn't mean we should just settle for another business-as-usual candidate.
Posted by: alchartreux | February 6, 2008 2:44 AM
Sen. Obama got it exactly right tonight.
Hillary Clinton has lately been loudly proclaiming her fealty to the Democratic Party's best traditions on human rights.
However, just two years ago, Hillary--the purported "expert" on international relations--said there should be "lawful authority" for torture in some cases.
(See, for example, www.politico.com/blogs/bensmith/0907/Hillary_and_torture_audio_version.html)
Her stand was opposite to that of every other major Democratic presidential candidate in 2007-2008, and the heat she took for it caused her to make one of her famous "flip flops."
So much for her being "ready to go on Day 1."
More like not ready for prime time ...
Posted by: Martinedwinandersen | February 6, 2008 12:45 AM
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Clinton has raised over 5 million in less than 24 hours eclipsing Obama and more importantly Obama is refusing to have any further debates! What a coward! Hillary has already accepted five invites for debates while obama hides behind Oprah's skirt! America wants substance not a blowhard coward like Obama who is afraid to debate a woman who is clearly smarter and more experienced, hence more prepared to lead. Obama is a loser and a coward! No wonder Obama has so much Republican support! They love battling cowards!