Posted on 10/21/2008 2:45:41 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
Joking that she had never seen so many McCain-Palin yard signs in one city, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton nonetheless gave an enthusiastic address at the Qwest Center on Tuesday in support of Sen. Barack Obama.
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Anyone know how many people saw Clinton here in Nebraska?
Clinton campaigns for bambi while PUMA’s hit the streets for MacPalin....wink wink nudge nudge.
Hey bambi, after Mac gets done with you look out for hillbill.....you are so over.
How can Nebraska make or break Obama/Biden’s bid for President?
Any recent polling on NE?
Yeah, the Clinton machine isn't going to forget Obama flipping off Hillary. If Obama loses and doesn't have his secret service protection he better stay away from parks and small planes.
NE splits its electoral votes and Bambi might take Omaha’s.
So who is running for Hagel’s spot? How is that race going?
dang, i had no idea she was here. I would have gone & worn my McCain Palin T-shirt. :)
from Rasmussen:
Former Republican Governor Mike Johanns now leads Democrat Scott Kleeb 52% to 38% in Nebraskas Senate race, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of voters in the state.
Johanns lead, though still solid, is down from the 25-point advantage he held in July. The closest the race has ever been was 15 points in May.
OMG!
We get to be rid of Hagel!?!
PTL!
The World-Herald says 2,500 people. Not many!!!
I guess the internal DemocRAT polls indicate Obamanation isn’t winning a landslide victory of 300+ electoral votes.
Because Nebraska theoretically splits its electoral votes by congressional district, although that has never happened since the enabling legislation was passed. In all previous presidential elections, all 3 congressional districts were carried by the statewide popular vote winner. Considering there would only be 1 or 2 electoral votes in play, it would have to be an incredibly close election for them to actually matter in the outcome (read my previous post #15).
Nebraska will go Republican.
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