New Hampshire Primary Running Thread

There's no way in hell it's over after tonight if Obama wins. Hillary's got the money to see this race all the way through to Super Tuesday. You seriously think she'd wave the white flag if she had lost? You're being as short-sighted as most of the networks over the course of the last two days.

It is now a race, and it's going to be a good one.

 

Where I think she has a real problem is South Carolina.

Obama's "success" in Iowa – and, yes, New Hampshire – is likely to energize a lot of black voters who were probably on the fence. The first impulse will be to send in Bill to settle things.

 

Obama didn't give a concession speech. He didn't have one prepared. He gave a victory speech (modified to reflect the fact that he actually lost) that was supposed to be a kickoff for his general election campaign.

It was a great speech. Ill timed. Wasted.

 

Super Tuesday is less than a month from now. If Obama wins by double digits, everyone's talking about how Hillary's campaign is imploding. It's tough to recover from.

 

And how quickly have things spun around in the last 24 hours?

Someone much wiser than me once said, "A week is a long time in politics".

How long would that make a month?

 

For all the talk about a win by Hillary -- they actually tied as both candidates won nine delegates -- which is the only number than matters--- much like the electoral college votes are the only ones that matter -- just ask Al Gore.

 

Well this race just got interesting, didn't it?

 

Why was he the biggest loser? Did he walk off again?

 

Not sure. Could be the fact that he's Lou Dobbs.

 

Any chance we see a Clinton-Clinton ticket? *Shutters*

 

I think not much has changed -- the dem's are hillary v. Obama and the rep's are McCain v. Rudy v. Romney -- the others are all wasting our time and their money

 

I think you missed Huckabee from the (R) list.