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More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary

by LindaSFNM, Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:17:05 PM EST

On the heels of Hillary huge landslide win in West Virginia, four former Kentucky Governors endorsed Hillary for President yestday.

Now today, more than 100 Leaders accross Kentucky endorse Hillary for President.

*After a decisive victory in West Virginia, the Clinton Campaign today announced its Kentucky Steering Committee, made up of more than a hundred leaders across the state that are endorsing Hillary for President. *

"“We are honored to have the support of so many respected community leaders throughout Kentucky, all dedicated to making Hillary successful in Tuesday’s primary,” said State Director Jonathan Hurst."

Today’s announcement is the latest example of Hillary’s growing momentum across the Bluegrass State. The campaign has opened offices across Kentucky, and Hillary, former President Clinton, and Chelsea have actively campaigned throughout the state.

KENTUCKY STEERING COMMITTEE

State Chair, Former Kentucky Democratic Party Chairman, Jerry Lundergan

State Co-Chairs

Former Governor and Senator Wendell H. Ford
Former Governor John Y. Brown
Former Governor Paul Patton
Former Kentucky First Lady Judy Patton
Former Governor Jullian Carroll
Former Senator Dee Huddleston
Former Lt. Governor Steve Henry
Former Miss America and Community Activist Heather French Henry
Former Kentucky First Lady Phyllis George
House Speaker Jody Richards
Former Attorney General and State Rep. Greg Stumbo
Majority Floor Leader Rep. Rocky Adkins
State Rep. Joni Jenkins

1st Congressional District

Rep. Fred Nessler
Rep. Brent Yonts
Rep. John Arnold
Rep. Will Coursey
Marshall County Judge Executive Mike Miller
Henderson County Judge Executive Sandy Lee-Watkins
Calloway County Judge Executive, Larry Elkins
Carlisle County Judge Executive, Greg Terry
Hickman County Judge Executive, Greg Pruitt
Hopkins County Judge Executive, Donald E. Carroll
Logan County Judge Executive, Logan Chick
Community Leader Evelda Stearsman
Muhlenberg County Judge Executive, Rick Newman
Todd County Judge Executive, Arthur Green
Community Leader Perry Stokes
Union County Judge Executive, Jody Jenkins
Webster County Judge Executive, Jim Townsend
Community leader Bonita Chandler
Henderson County Sheriff Ed Brady
Lyon County Judge Executive Jimmy Campbell
Metcalfe County Judge Executive Greg Wilson

2nd Congressional District

Larue County Judge Executive, Tommy Turner
Spencer County Judge Executive David Jenkins
Rep. Dottie Simms
Rep. Larry Belcher
Warren County Sheriff Jerry "Peanut" Gaines
Nelson County Judge Executive Dean Watts
Bullitt County Sheriff Donnie Tinnell
Hancock County Judge Executive Jack B. McCaslin
Community Leader Becky Reska
Community Leader Gary Bagby
Marion County Attorney Joe Mattingly
Marion County Jailer Barry Brady
Ohio County Judge Executive David Jones
Meade County Judge Executive Harry Craycroft
Meade County PVA Mark Straney
Spencer County Commissioner Bill Drury &
Community Leader Sandy Drury
Taylor County Judge Executive Eddie Rogers
Washington County Judge Executive John Settles

3rd Congressional District

Metro Councilwoman Tina Ward-Pugh
Metro Councilwoman Judith Green
Sen. Denise Harper-Angel
Rep. Mary-Lou Marzian
Rep. Tim Firkins
Rep. Steve Riggs
Rep. Tom Burch
David Nicholson- Circuit Court Clerk
Tony Lindaur- PVA
Dave Stengel- Commonwealth's Attorney

4th Congressional District

Rep. Robin Webb
Boyd County Judge Executive William "Bud" Stevens
Gallatin County Judge Executive, Kenny French
Greenup County Attorney Michael C. Wilson
Pendleton County Judge Executive Henry Bertram
Nicholas County Judge Executive Larry Tincher
Community Leader Joan Morris
Bracken County Judge Executive Gary L. Riggs
Carter County Judge Executive Charles Wallace
Carter County Attorney Robert W. Miller

5th Congressional District

Sen. Ray Jones
Rep. John Will Stacy
Rep. Leslie Combs
Rep. Keith Hall
Rep. Rick Nelson
Pike County Judge Executive Wayne T. Rutherford
Pike County Sheriff Fuzzy Keesee
Community Leaders Bill & Rose Deskins
Community Leader Bobby Combs
Floyd County Judge Executive R D Marshall
Floyd County Attorney Keith Bartley
Community Leader Lois Combs-Weinberg
Letcher County Judge Executive Jim Ward
Owsley County Judge Executive Cale Turner
Letcher County Magistrate Archie Banks
Letcher County Magistrate Keith Adams
Whitesburg Mayor James Wiley
Fleming-Neon Mayor Susan Polis
Jenkins City-Council Mayor Carol Ann Litts
Jenkins City Council Member Rebecca Terrill-Elswick
Whitesburg City Council Member Jimmy Bates

6th Congressional District

Rep. Harry Moberly
Majority Caucus Chairman Rep. Charlie Hoffman
Rep. Carl Rollins
Rep. Don Pasley
Former Lexington Mayor Teresa Isaac
Fayette County PVA Rene True
Fayette County Coroner Gary W. Ginn
Fayette County Commissioner Karen Shrader
Fayette County Commissioner Jim Ballard
Fayette County Magistrate Carol Stephenson
Fayette County Magistrate Frances Esenbrock
Woodford County PVA Becky Wilson
Franklin County PVA Patsy R. Conway

And now Tuesday, Kentucky voters get to voice the choice for the Democratic Nominee for President.

Then it's on to Pennsylvania Avenue, with a stop in Oregon, South Dakota, Montana and Puerto Rico!

Tags: Hillary Clinton, democrat, president, election 2008, Kentucky, endorsement (all tags)

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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (2.00 / 5)

Then it's on to Pennsylvania Avenue, with a stop in Puerto Rico, Oregon, South Dakota and Montana!

and we're going to South Dakota!
and Oregon!
and Michigan!
and we're gonna take back the White House!
reearrgharhrghh!

John McCain hates terrorists, except the ones that hate women. Those are just swell.

by terra on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:19:14 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Oh, Howard. I knoew you were hiding on this blog.

by mashews on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:34:52 PM EST
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Hillary Clinton Supports Stable Communities.. (none / 0)

Of all three candidates, Hillary, I think, has by far the best shot at turning the economy around.

Her healthcare plan - with its premium cap would prevent a huge cause of forclosures and bankruptcies - uncovered medical bills, often when people have medical insurance that doesnt cover enough.

These forclosures and bankruptcies are destroying communities.

We need to turn this country around.

Universal healthcare IS a Democratic value
It's been defeated
Obama has the best $PIN that money can buy.

by architek on Thu May 15, 2008 at 06:05:26 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (1.00 / 2)

by bobdoleisevil on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:43:17 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (2.00 / 6)

Thank you Kentucky for your excellent work and efforts.

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:19:45 PM EST

Patton? (none / 0)

Isn't he the guy who blew a promising political career on a sex scandal which prob cost the Dems a Senate seat?

Rrrinnggg... Time to change the government.

by Carl Nyberg on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:20:28 PM EST

So much for John Big Hair Edwards! (none / 0)

by CoyoteCreek on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:23:18 PM EST

Is there any Dem (2.00 / 2)

the Hillis44 crowd won't trash?

by JJE on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:42:25 PM EST
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Terry McAuliffe. (none / 0)

Well, until he starts saying nice things about Obama as well. Then all bets are off.

by McNasty on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:44:02 PM EST
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2 in fact: Joe Lieberman and Zell Miller. (none / 0)

by dystopianfuturetoday on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:19:30 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Kentucky has been in Sen. Clinton's win column from day one.

The real question is going to be about the expectations and seeing just what Sen. Edward's endorsement does for Sen. Obama. Looked at that way, Sen. Clinton's big win in West Virginia this week works against her, setting the bar so low for Sen. Obama he's almost certain to clear it.

If Clinton wins Kentucky by a wider margin than West Virginia there might be cause for celebration among her supporters, but even then that news is likely to be blunted by Obama's handy win in Oregon and his likely passing of the majority in pledged delegates.

by werehippy on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:23:20 PM EST

Ridiculously high bar you are trying to set (2.00 / 1)

She cleaned his clock in WVA, she will likely do a double digit win in KY. That will be a tremendous victory. End of story.

by Molee on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:44:43 PM EST
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Re: Ridiculously high bar you are trying to set (none / 0)

You're right it will be the end of the story next tuesday when Obama has enough delegates to claim victory.

"In the primary you should vote with your heart, but in the general, you should vote with your head" Bill Clinton

by venician on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:48:32 PM EST
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Re: Ridiculously high bar you are trying to set (none / 0)

NO way SD;s are running to him if he takes another whomping in two weeks. They see the weakness and it doesn't make them happy ... sorry but you're just delusional.

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts."

by beebop on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:37:41 PM EST
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Re: Ridiculously high bar you are trying to set (none / 0)

Really, how many S.D.s have endorsed hillary since Indiana? Since W.V.? Now tell me which way the wind is blowing? And today Obama 4 Clinton 0.

"In the primary you should vote with your heart, but in the general, you should vote with your head" Bill Clinton

by venician on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:45:58 PM EST
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Re: Ridiculously high bar you are trying to set (none / 0)

Care to make a bet?

by JJE on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:50:52 PM EST
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Keep it coming, Clinton (2.00 / 1)

Hopefully she'll be able to pull some support in Oregon, despite it being Obama country.

Thankfully she'll win Kentucky handily without spending much money; she'll perhaps make up some of her debt in donations.

In this avalanche, the pebbles get to vote.

by Dracomicron on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:26:37 PM EST

Re: Keep it coming, Clinton (2.00 / 1)

Word on the ground (anecdotal, and I'd love to hear more if anyone has it) has been that Sen. Obama's support was very active before the voter registration deadline, while Sen. Clinton's campaign was focused on the upcoming North Carolina and Indiana primaries.

by werehippy on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:31:25 PM EST
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Re: Keep it coming, Clinton (2.00 / 2)

Oh, Hillary has excellent support in Oregon too.

Oregon: 50 Elected Official Endorse Hillary Today
including the state's Governor!

http://www.mydd.com/story/2008/5/6/16195 1/9984

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:31:58 PM EST
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Re: Unbelievable !!! (2.00 / 1)

Unbelievable!

As ABCs's George S. said today,

" I do not think we've ever seen a losing Presidential candidate still continue to received numerous endorsements. Most politicians would join the bandwagon & just get in the good side of the assumed nominee. But in Clinton's case, she has lots of very loyal support from top to bottom".

by latinfighter on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:30:43 PM EST

Re: Unbelievable !!! (2.00 / 2)

Which obviously shows she isn't the loser!

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:32:50 PM EST
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Sadly (2.00 / 1)

the nomination isn't decided by Kentucky mayors.

by JJE on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:45:20 PM EST
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Re: Sadly (none / 0)

No, but son of a gun, they ALL VOTE IN NOVEMBER, don't they. Them and the hicks in West Virginia an Kentucky. Try as Obama might, those "rubes" votes matter just as much (one) as those cast in Marin county ... ain't life a bitch?

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts."

by beebop on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:35:28 PM EST
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Actually they matter more (none / 0)

The vote of a person in a low population states actually matters more in November than one in a high-population state because each state's electoral vote allocation is not strictly based on population.

Nonetheless, I was rebutting LindaSFNM's barely-coherent point that the endorsement of 100 state officials is somehow evidence that Hillary is not losing the nomination contest, so your comment isn't particularly relevant.

by JJE on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:45:07 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (2.00 / 1)

Man, just when we thought this was over, something like this happens. Now all she has to do is win Kentucky with well over 450% of the vote and she'll be back in the game!

democracy!

by BlueGAinDC on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:36:41 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Better than to live in Fantasy land and think Obama's one win since March makes him the nominee. LOL

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:39:22 PM EST
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He is the nominee. (2.00 / 3)

Even Senator Clinton seems to have acknowledged this in her statements of support yesterday. I'm glad she's around in case Barack gets hit by a meteorite, but you don't build credibility by claiming "it's still an open race" when it just isn't.

by McNasty on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:41:27 PM EST
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Re: He is the nominee. (none / 0)

We are entering in "The Twilight Zone".

doodoodoodoo

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:01:02 PM EST
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Re: He is the nominee. (none / 0)

Yes, and todays episode is staring hillary and the clintonites!

"In the primary you should vote with your heart, but in the general, you should vote with your head" Bill Clinton

by venician on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:48:47 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (2.00 / 1)

Hey Liar McPantsonfire, Obama has won two contests since March, Guam and North Carolina. By the way, that is the same number of wins Clinton has racked up since March.

Consider that everything which happens, happens justly, and if thou observest carefully, thou wilt find it to be so. -Marcus Aurelius

by Blue Neponset on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:48:22 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

I also consider that Obama won Indiana, since the number of votes that put Hillary over were by Limbaugh repugs. The final margin was under 1%.

by Spanky on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:49:04 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

I suppose you'll also argue in July that we can't nominate Obama because he hasn't won a single contest that month!

Obama's one win in march doesnt make him the nominee, its his many other wins and large number of delegates. The calendar doesn't choose the nominee, voters do, and they've chosen Obama.

democracy!

by BlueGAinDC on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:58:34 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

You keep deluding yourself that caucus wins in Red States is the same as real vote wins in Blue and Swing states and you'll be toasting President McCain. As an HRC supporter who lives in Ohio, I'll do my very best to make that happen, you have my word on it!

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts."

by beebop on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:33:24 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

You ought to be ashamed of yourself, thinking that your vote matters any more than another Dem in a red state or a caucus state. We have just as much a right to pick our nominee, and we have chosen him. I hope you do work your ass off for John McCain, and for all the issues he stands for that Hillary stood against.

democracy!

by BlueGAinDC on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:48:28 PM EST
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More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (1.66 / 3)

Not everyone got off of the Titanic either.

by Nomo Clintons on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:37:02 PM EST

Oh please. (2.00 / 2)

It doesn't hurt a thing for Senator Clinton to make a strong showing in Kentucky, and there's no need to belittle it.

by McNasty on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:39:56 PM EST
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Good for them! (none / 0)

Senator Clinton has a lot of support still, and this must buoy her spirits. I'm really pleased with how things are going now that she seems to have backed off the "electability" attacks. (Although someone needs to hit Bill with a cluestick...)

by McNasty on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:38:58 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

I'm all for giving her every grace note she needs to go out of the race.

The Clintons have built up a huge well of loyalty over the past decade, and this gentle "You keep on running...aaaaaaaaaaahm just gonna head on to this general election" treatment from Obama is as much for former Clinton allies switching sides as it is for Hillary and her campaign's dignity.

by Reeves on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:41:07 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

What would you have him do? He's not asking her to get out of the race. He knows the nomination is his, and even she seems to acknowledge that. So should he keep on running against her or turn his focus to the REAL enemy, Grumpy McSame?

by RenaRF on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:50:53 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

I bet she'd give all 100 endorsements back for ONE endorsement from John Edwards

"I am standing with Barack Obama to say, `Yes, we can!'" Hillary Clinton 6/7/08

by feliks on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:41:34 PM EST

Disagree. (1.50 / 2)

by Molee on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:46:47 PM EST
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Re: Disagree. (none / 0)

Well, that 1 endorsement has brought in 7 regular delegates today. She needs delegates to win, about 72% if the remaining ones.

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:35:17 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

doubt it. Have you heard responses even from voters on Edwards? lol....hope, sometimes things happen for a reason.

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:58:54 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

I bet John Edwards would love to be in her position ... and still have his values and principles in tact. Just proves that old adage ... everyone has their price ... even wealthy ambulence chasers, eh?

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts."

by beebop on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:30:26 PM EST
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What was that? (none / 0)

"On the heels of Hillary's huge landslide"...oh yeah, I totally forgot about that 'token' victory in West Virginia. Probably due to all the wonderful hoopla surrounding the NARAL, Edwards endorsement of Obama, the four Edwards supers' endorsement, and the Union endorsement today.

But hey..the endorsement of those 100 Kentuckians has gotta be an adequate consolation prize.

"Beauty, more than bitterness, makes the heart break." Sara Teasdale

by april34fff on Thu May 15, 2008 at 01:58:57 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (2.00 / 2)

How many are SD's?

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:00:35 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

You mean the ones she received from NC TN TX PA WVA.....or the ones from just KentuckY?

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:02:18 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

From these 100.

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:04:20 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Kentucky has 3

They endorsed Hillary
DNC Terry McBrayer (KY)
DNC Jo Etta Wickliffe (KY)
DNC Moretta Bosley (KY)

even though they aren't part of those elected leaders.

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:26:44 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

How many were added today?

Just wondering, because so far I think the count is 4 SD's, and 7 RD's to Obama today, erasing the WV gains Hillary got (sans 1).

Did she get any delegates today?

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:31:10 PM EST
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I'm interested to see (none / 0)

the exit poll comparison from Oregon and KY regarding "hard working" voters. I wonder how much of a difference there is between Appalachia and the rest of "white voters."

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:03:36 PM EST

Re: I'm interested to see (none / 0)

I'm sure that was an ignorant slip up on your part to write "white voter" and you must have meant blue collar worker".

Oregon has ALOT of blue collar workers and real democratic base. Will they be enough for Hillary to win, yet to be seen. But she doesn't take any voter for granted, like someone else, who already makes his predicitons based on his polling and demographics. Good thing, because he's shown not to be a very good pshycic there. lol

by LindaSFNM on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:11:37 PM EST
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Re: I'm interested to see (none / 0)

I'm just saying Obama was done better with blue collar workers in non-Appalachian states. It will be interesting if that trend holds to be true.

Oregon, from what I understand, has fewer minorities than the national average.

And the slip was only as ignorant as when Clinton used it.

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:17:03 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

LOL... really, that was a good one. TOKEN vote in W.VA? 41 points 41 points 41 points "A THUMPING by any measure". - CNN news.

Edwards, a short blip on the screen.

Millions of voters love Hillary Clinton and there are more to come. Hello KY, Hello OR ... all the way to Puerto Rico, the convention, and the White House. Go Hill Go!

by hummingbirdv on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:06:34 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

All the way to the White House? Which Cabinet position do you see her getting?

by Reeves on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:10:58 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Hopefully the Ministry of Silly Walks.

Consider that everything which happens, happens justly, and if thou observest carefully, thou wilt find it to be so. -Marcus Aurelius

by Blue Neponset on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:17:19 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Token win. She won by around the same amount she lost Georgia by. When you have lost so much more (she is behind, remember) getting a big win in a little state that doesn't change the math and actually puts you farther behind mathematically (She needed to win 71% the rest of the way out) is a token win.

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:21:42 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

"A short blip on the screen? Edwards may well be your next Vice President with Obama in the front seat. The closest Hillary will get to the WH is through her memories.

"Beauty, more than bitterness, makes the heart break." Sara Teasdale

by april34fff on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:25:12 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

Oh, and the 12+ delegates she got that day are almost completely matched by the 11 (4 SD's, 7 RD Edwards' switchers) Obama got today.

drip....drip....drip.....drip.....

by IowaMike on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:33:17 PM EST
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Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (2.00 / 1)

Thanks for that! Nice to hear a positive story for Hillary.

by cjbardy on Thu May 15, 2008 at 02:09:51 PM EST

Re: More than 100 Kentucky Leaders Endorse Hillary (none / 0)

She is a fighter . . .

It will be interesting to note what will happen if she becomes Obama's running mate. Sixty-three per cent of Dems would like that, however I think some would think it's not the will of the people.

Would most of the 'progressive'blogs still be treating her like dirt?

"The Bumble Bee flies because it thinks it can."

by LadyEagle on Thu May 15, 2008 at 03:07:21 PM EST

Kentucy and West Virginia Racist states (none / 0)

Look at the Exit polls on West Virginia they made race based decisions. So you are applauding those who agree with you even though its because they are anti black. Your agenda trumping morality is how we got in this mess in the first place. Try having some integrity, applaud her win in California.

by edtastic on Thu May 15, 2008 at 03:08:29 PM EST

Re: Kentucy and West Virginia Racist states (none / 0)

So What?

How many MEN said they wouldn't vote for a Woman?

Plenty.

Get over it.

by nikkid on Thu May 15, 2008 at 09:28:42 PM EST
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Kentucy and West Virginia Racist states (none / 0)

by edtastic on Thu May 15, 2008 at 03:17:43 PM EST

Re: Kentucy and West Virginia Racist states (none / 0)

Some did, most didn't. The question was flawed. Get over it.

by grlpatriot on Thu May 15, 2008 at 05:08:36 PM EST
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