[Checkers]

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[Checkers]

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[pgkdan]

Is Arizona a winner take all or is it a proportional state? Wouldn’t it be a hoot if after McLame spent the other day in MA claiming he could win there if Mitt takes as many AZ delegates and McLame gets??

[JillValentine]

A while back, the Arizona Republican Party unanimously voted to censure McCain.

[RC2]

This should tell you what it will be like with McCain. Right now, he is asking people....”If you don’t vote for me, vote for Huck.” As with the democrats, McCain is afraid of Romney.

[crescen7]

The big question is . . .

How can anyone continue to tout the "electability" of a man who can't get a majority of his own party in his own state. If he can't get over 50% I"ll bet he even loses Arizona in a General election

[Jaguarmike]

Early exit polls in South Carolina back in 2004 had John Kerry up big on George W. Bush. I wouldn’t put too much stock in them.

[CASchack]

I’ll be glued to the returns tonight. I hope Mitt comes through big.

[BARLF]

The first early poll I saw for Missouri had McCain and Hillary. This is good news now coming out of Missouri for Romney.

I had an email from my grandson in Alabama, he was excited as this is his first time to vote in a Primary.

[edcoil]

Obama get the nomination for the DNC

McCain wins for the RNC and picks Hillary as his VP.

So, which party are you going to vote for now?

[KingofZion]

Hillary is going to go down big in California. Here’s why-

Many of us conservatives are registered as decline to state. We did not know that we couldn’t vote in the GOP primary (or didn’t care, seeing as McCain pretty much has a lock). So guess who we will be voting against? Hint: Never for someone named Clinton.

Decline to state and independents are a huge % of the vote in California. And none of them will be swinging for Hillary.

Time to write the campaign obit.

[Sybeck1]

http://www.recallmccain.org/

[Reaganwuzthebest]

At mccain headquarters they're not looking too happy:

[Utah Girl]

Arizona is stunning. I expected McCain to whip Romney there. I think this night is going to be full of surprises.

[Redcloak]

Remember that CA is a proportional state. McCrazy could win the statewide vote by hammering Romney in a few liberal/RINO districts, but lose out in the delegate count if Romney squeaks by in a majority of the remaining districts. Winning by 90% in a district doesn’t get him any extra delegates.

[adc]

Re: CA
Most all the callers I spoke to in Cali yesterday who voted absentee voted Mitt.