Predictions?? Seven States; Seven Candidates, Little Super Tuesday, February 2, 2004

FreeRepublic ^ | 02-02-04 | Self

[Salvation]

Seven States:

Delaware
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Missouri
North Dakota
Airzona
New Mexico

Seven Candidates:

Clark
Dean
Edwards
Kerry
Kuccinich
Lieberman
Sharpton

[Salvation]

Thanks, Johnny, I don't have a list of the delegate/Electoral College count. Have to google that.

[Salvation]

None of us have addressed the absentee or Military ballots. Thanks for that.

(Can you imagine anyone in the military voting Democrat? Then you have Mx Cleland, John Kerry, ...................)

What a bunch of losers, in my opinion.

[Salvation]

(Can you imagine anyone in the military voting Democrat? Then you have Max Cleland, John Kerry, ...................)

[JohnnyZ]

Feb 3rd
Missouri 74 delegates
Arizona 55
South Carolina 45
Oklahoma 40
New Mexico 26
Delaware 15
North Dakota 14

Feb 7th
Michigan 128
Washington 76

Feb 8th
Maine 24

Feb 10th
Virginia 82
Tennessee 69

Feb 14th
Nevada 24
D.C. 16

Feb 17th
Wisconsin 72

Feb 24th
Utah 23
Hawaii 20
Idaho 18

[Salvation]

Delaware -- Dean and Lieberman good showing, I don't think Kerry will be first.

South Carolina -- Edwards first, Kerry with a good amount and Sharpton with about 10%

Oklahoma -- could be Clark, but I don't think so, I think he has slipped too much. I give it to Kerry with Clark coming in second.

Missouri -- Kerry will probably pick up Gephardt's union backers; I would love to see Dean come in a close second here, but I doubt it.

North Dakota -- maybe Dean, but could go for Kerry

Airzona -- Kerry -- then Dean

New Mexico -- Dean -- then Kerry

[Salvation]

It just occurred to me that I typed the 2nd, when I meant the 3rd.

[Salvation]

Possibility there.

[Salvation]

Oonce again, thank you!

[mseltzer]

I meant that Tuesday is March 3rd. Sorry.

[Mulder]

No predictions, but the game does appear to be rigged such that Kerry will win.

It will be interesting to see the correlation between the states that Kerry wins and the states that have gone over to electronic voting machines.

Personally, I'd like to see Jim Traficant enter the race and get the nomination, but he was silenced by the 'powers that be'

[JohnnyZ]

Personally, I'd like to see Jim Traficant enter the race and get the nomination, but he was silenced by the 'powers that be'

"Mulder, Jim just called me from prison. He mentioned a "Terry McAwful". He CLAIMS this McAwful is a high-ranking insider in political circles. {pause} No, he didn't mention any paranormal phenomena, but he did mention a robot creature named Al. I think he was delirious."

[lawnguy]

I predict Kerry has it wrapped up this time tomorrow, and he will begin the quest to try to pick up Florida in November. I think it's the only Southern state he has a chance to win, and he may try to get Bob Graham to help him win it.

I'm not sure how California is looking, but he probably has to assume he'll win it in November. I think he has to try to get Florida

I think John Edwards condecends so much to southerners, I don't think he can win enough of them. He actually said in Kansas City the other day that his accent gave him the best chance to win in the South in November.(He even pointed to his mouth while talking, to make sure all us morons got what he was saying) My God what an insult to his own people.

I think Howard Dean is a possible 3rd party thorn in the side of Kerry, especially if he feels like the victim of the establishment pols. He is obviously emotional and unstable, and I think he may end up being more trouble than he's worth to our idiot friends on the left.

oh please, let me have my little fantasy ;)

[Mulder]

"Mulder, Jim just called me from prison. He mentioned a "Terry McAwful". He CLAIMS this McAwful is a high-ranking insider in political circles. {pause} No, he didn't mention any paranormal phenomena, but he did mention a robot creature named Al. I think he was delirious."

LOL!

Did he mention a demon by the name of Jake Reno?

[Salvation]

**I'm not sure how California is looking, but he probably has to assume he'll win it in November.**

and then I have heard talk that California will swing to the right enough so that it could come out for Bush. Wouldn't that be amazing?

[Salvation]

I like your Dean as spoiler theory. Would really be a thorn in the side of Kerry. Don't think it will happen, however.

[WestCoastGal]

Doc
Happy
Bashful
Sneezy
Sleepy
Grumpy
Dopey

[Salvation]

LOL!

[Salvation]

[lawnguy]

and then I have heard talk that California will swing to the right enough so that it could come out for Bush. Wouldn't that be amazing?

I like your version better ;)

[archy]

Can you imagine anyone in the military voting Democrat?

I can certainly imagine a serving officer from a Democratic family, in a predominantly Democratic area, hoping to see his party reformed from within by his support of the very best candidates he can advance for his party's eventual benefit.

I may not agree with that outlook, might well oppose everyone he works hard to support. But I will not automatically impugn his motivation generally without considerably more evidentiary weight tilting the scales.

That said, there are as many self-serving fools in the military senior ranks- say field grade, 0-4 and above- as in any other trade or subculture. And there are those such supporting candidates of either party.

-archy-/-