Posted on 02/18/2008 1:45:16 PM PST by gingerky
CNN) -- It's all tied up in Texas.
Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are running a tight race in Texas.
A new CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll suggests the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination between Sens. Hillary Clinton of New York and Barack Obama of Illinois is a statistical dead heat in Texas, which holds primaries March 4.
In the survey, out Monday, 50 percent of likely Democratic primary voters support Clinton as their choice for the party's nominee, with 48 percent backing Obama.
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>> you can refuse to have your voter id stamped ‘rat’
Thanks, that’s good to know.
I may have it stamped anyway, just as a souvenir.
“Well, I think the bloom is off the rose about the Clintons among loyal Democrats. She may crash and burn all by herself without help.
I would love to hear what happens, if we see Hillary defeated, what happens when she and Bill are alone at last, and commiserate about the failed campaign. I wonder what would be said, what objects would be thrown, etc. If I can get down and dirty, I would even wonder who would sleep where after that.............”
Sorry but I can assure you they do not sleep under the same roof. The only option Shrillary has is to divorce him at some time to obtain political gain.
That’s the only open question at this point.
Same issue here in NJ. Got my neighbor to vote for Romney but I knew it would be no contest. So for the first time, I voted in the Rat primary for Obama.
Anything to stop the Beast.
Bill was all over East TX last Friday and barely made a ripple in the news. There were 200 hot people remaining at one location where he was an hour late.
Well, you got that ALL wrong. Put a stake through the heart of the beast while you can, the Clinton machine will steal the general election. Obama, on the other hand, is an empty suit with no vote-fraud machine.
Texans - cross over and vote for Obama to screw the Clintons, just like they did to us in Iowa and NH.
Indeed!
It’ll be awesome if it all comes down to Puerto Rico.
I strongly believe John McCain has 0% chance of winning the election. Thus, I believe that knocking the Clintons out of the running should be our highest priority (and perhaps the ONLY effect we can have on this election at all).
I think a crossover vote for Obama is a sound strategy. If he gets the nomination, the Klintons will do everything in their power (behind the scenes, of course) to stop him from winning the Presidency. They have to. This will give them one last shot in 2012. They cannot afford to have a Dem other than Hillary in the White House next year. After Obama loses, the mantra will be that McCain would not have won if he had run against Hillary in 2008.
lol
I am wrestling with that choice... 
but the only time I ever voted Democrat was for Jimhhy Carter and I am still racked with mega remorse over that! I'm too old to add more guilt to my few remaining years!
Besides I don't want ontap having to make me a coffin with those tools I was supposed to get a price on!
Agree 100%.
It is very hard for me to decide who I detest more... McAmnesty or Hill and Bill...
We must stop the Clintons now! They are too conniving and will reek havoc from day one of a possible presidency. If Obama happens to defeat McCain (which is highly unlikely), it will take him at least two years to get things running and in place and we can get rid of him in 2012. He can only do 2 years of slight damage vs. the beast doing four years of horrible damage to us.
Save an Intern! Vote Obama in Texas!
I would never set foot in a Democrat primary location. It would just make me feel so dirty.
I’ll be voting against McCain in the Republican primary and choosing a Congressman for District 22.
Republicans can cross over in this one and McCain has the GOP nomination sewn up. I bet a lot of crossovers land on Hillary.
He is up by that now, and will be up even more after WI tomorrow. If she loses or ties TX and wins OH she will still be well behind.
Agree.
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