Super Tuesday Live Thread

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[nopardons]

I think that you're 100% correct about all of that. Hillary wants 2008 and a really baaaaaaaaaaaaaad loss for the Dem candidate this year!

[Carolinamom]

Any news on the Georgia count?

[nopardons]

Two of THE best movies ever made! :-)

[nopardons]

I think I'll get the book; I've seen the movie at least FOUR times. LOL

[Mo1]

I haven't heard anything

[BigSkyFreeper]

Georgia

MARCH 2, 22:31 ET

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President - - 22 of 3,130 precincts reporting

	Name	Party	Votes	Pct	Delegates
	John Kerry	Dem	211,586	44.7%	0
	John Edwards	Dem	207,302	43.8%	0
	Al Sharpton	Dem	27,541	5.8%	0
	Howard Dean	Dem	8,590	1.8%	0
	Dennis Kucinich	Dem	5,311	1.1%	0
	Joe Lieberman	Dem	4,446	0.9%	0
	Wesley Clark	Dem	3,323	0.7%	0
	Carol Moseley Braun	Dem	2,874	0.6%	0
	Dick Gephardt	Dem	1,884	0.4%	0

[4CJ]

John Edwards 182,647 44.2% John F'n Kerry 183,753 44.4%

73% of precincts in.

[Mo1]

OK .. this is what CNN is reporting

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/primaries/pages/states/GA/index.html

Georgia
updated: 10:30 p.m.,
March 2 0 1% reporting results by county voter survey results
Kerry 212,888 45% 0
Edwards 208,751 44% 0
Sharpton 27,695 6% 0
Dean 8,656 2% 0
Kucinich 5,330 1% 0

[Carolinamom]

Thanks. Still a close race. I notice that Sharpton got more votes than he ever has in previous primaries.

[BigSkyFreeper]

OK, and mine was from Yahoo!

[4CJ]

John Edwards 183,541 44.2%
John F'n Kerry 184,529 44.4%

73% of precincts in. Last Updated 3/2/2004 10:36:25 PM Georgia Election Results Unofficial Results of the March 2, 2004 Presidential Preference Primary and Statewide Special Referendum

[BigSkyFreeper]

I suspect those votes for Sharpton came from the African American inner cities of Georgia, much like his totals in DC.

[Carolinamom]

Turn to CNN and tell me if you think Novak is drunk. He sounds and acts like it to me.

[Dolphy]

that's got to be what Hillary is calculating.

Absolutely. 2004 is about paying the dues to the Dem establishment, that way they won't be around to resist Hillary in 2008.

As an aside, a friend of mine was covering Kennedy when he was out stumping for Kerry in Dubuque, Iowa. One of the hotel managers tried to ask Kennedy if everything was okay with the conference room and Teddy blew right by. So the manager asked another employee if Kennedy was happy with the accommodations. The reply, "there aren't enough blonds or booze in Dubuque to make that man happy." (Maybe that's an old joke that I have fallen for, but it still is funny.)

[Free Vulcan]

Wow, Ralph Reid just whooped up on Donna Brazille. He even said 'Clinton dot-bomb economy.' The Dems are reeling to counter, and they suck at it.

I think Bush needs to keep doing this, leading the debate and gradually throwing out stuff at Kerry, keeping them off balance so that by the time they develop the talking points, Bush has moved on to the next thing.

[BigSkyFreeper]

It's probably in Carville's best interest he's on the other side of the table, far enough away from Novak, who looked like he wanted to slug Carville on national TV.

[Carolinamom]

Before this election is over, I'm going to have to put plexiglass over my TV.

As for Novak, he was trying to say what he meant but kept meandering instead and with his eyes closed. Afterwards, he sipped from his cup (coffee?)

[BigSkyFreeper]

Democratic strategist James Carville reacts to the 2002 midterm election results by placing a garbage can over his head.

[Brimack34]

Did anyone see the 4 Looserteer's on Hardboiled. It was a liberal orgy. I think I heard wedding bells these guy's were so excited about Kerry.

[Windshark]

It's worth a peek. It's a great slam at Kerry from a Vietnam vet, probably tells what most vets feel about the guy, the press not yet reporting this groundswell.

At last, it begins.