But random attack diaries are still solid and reflecting reality??

breathes deep

1. the media is doing 24/7 Wrightboating of Obama.
   
2. but still he's standing quite strong (he pulled back into a tie w/ HRC in Gallup's poll numbers, 47-47, today).
   

knowledgable than you are, you are completely mistaken.  ;-)

Hillary and McCain shout their undying love for each other from the roof tops.

make Democrats nominate Clinton.

before TX and OH. Limbaugh asked his listeners to vote for Clinton. HRC praised McCain while simultaneously dismissing and denigrating Obama.

I said: "He's under attack from two fronts at the same time the rightwing and the Clinton camp which are tag teaming to try and down him."

McCain and Clinton need not explicitly co-ordinate. They can take cues from each other or just attack Obama because it's strategfically beneficial to both of them. McCain knows that Clinton has plenty of ready-made baggage/scandals and so attacking Obama can only help him.

"Tough people don't whine and complain"

Where shall we get started with Clinton camp's whining: whining about the media, caucuses, states that "don't matter", complaints about being outspent (when she also raised some $170mn, roughly the same as what Gore raised in his entire campaign including the GE and adding in matching funds. They splurged their money by throwing millions of dollars at Mark Penn etc, whereas Obama spent him money building a movement and registered millions of new voters as Democrats), on and on.

How rude, he has a white family and he doesn't need a goat, he get get goat cheese wherever he shops.  People get to think and it hasn't turned into the 'race' contest yet, no thanks to Wright.  

Can I ask why having a white family would be damaging?

If 38% of the early voters so far are AA's, it's not surprising they're supporting Obama as usual.

I heard BO's camp was doing a lot of GOTV for early voters in neighborhoods where they expect support: special polling stations? 24-hour shuttle?

1.) A great many of the early voting locations in NC are located in areas frequented by senior citizens. A natural demographic for Clinton.

2.) Many major colleges in NC have final exams scheduled on Tuesday, where it's expected that the exam schedule will cut into both: a.) the number of bodies on the street on Election Day for Obama, as well as b.) overall Obama voter turnout in the <25 segment.

That being said, I personally think the State will go something in the neighborhood of +6% or +7% for Obama, after all the votes are counted.

Hillary is going to win pretty big in Indiana, and that'll maintain the draw--the excuse for both camps to continue onward--after Tuesday.

This thing is far from over. We're talking massive landslide wins for Clinton in WV and KY, with another narrow win for Obama in OR.

OR and NC were supposed to be landlides for Obama just a couple of weeks ago. THAT is the story...plus whatever superdelegate machinations occur in the interim, of course.

and there are many undecided voters who will go with Hillary. The early voting didn't help Obama in California or Texas, and wont here either

Why would you say this other than the fact that you hate HRC?

david

Disagree; I give Clinton/Obama a seventy percent chance of defeating John McCain and any Republican not named Condoleeza Rice.  Putting Rice on the ticket would complicate matters for the Democrats.

I think Hill will have performed well enough by the final June 3rd primary where Obama will still be short by thirty or forty superdelegates.  Since superdelegates have proven to be absolutely gutless during this entire process, they'll leave it to Hill and Obama to settle the process and show some leadership or else it's on to Denver and probably a sure defeat for either of them to McCain.

ehmm Guam doesn't have a vote in US presidential elections .

So what you just wrote now isn't borne out of reality.

Last I heard she had strong support among the Asian Americans in CA and WA -- who vote in November.