Don't stop hoping NOW, damn it!
I understand that the larger portion of people who have recently become interested in politics due to Obama are somewhat discouraged by yesterday. I really wish that they would all understand a little faster that all that happened yesterday is overall, Clinton gained somewhere between 9 to 12 delegates. SHE IS STILL OVER 100 DELEGATES DOWN, PEOPLE. And furthermore, new Superdelegates continue to announce for Obama EVERY DAY.
Let's get positive again, everyone. We can keep this going. Ohio was almost certainly going to be a huge Clinton win about a month ago, and by yesterday, Obama practically split the vote. THAT IS AMAZING. Same with Texas, where he's practically split the vote and won the caucuses by a thin margin. Also, looking at the maps of who 'won' what area for each state, I find it both interesting and encouraging that the metropolitan areas were the places that really seemed to go for Obama the most.
Bottom line is, let's keep this momentum up. I see Wyoming going to Obama, and I doubt the next two will go to HRC. Let's be positive and hope! Solidarity, mah friends.
In other news, I made a new macro comm - lolobama. EVERYONE SHOULD JOIN AND LOL.
Let's get positive again, everyone. We can keep this going. Ohio was almost certainly going to be a huge Clinton win about a month ago, and by yesterday, Obama practically split the vote. THAT IS AMAZING. Same with Texas, where he's practically split the vote and won the caucuses by a thin margin. Also, looking at the maps of who 'won' what area for each state, I find it both interesting and encouraging that the metropolitan areas were the places that really seemed to go for Obama the most.
Bottom line is, let's keep this momentum up. I see Wyoming going to Obama, and I doubt the next two will go to HRC. Let's be positive and hope! Solidarity, mah friends.
In other news, I made a new macro comm - lolobama. EVERYONE SHOULD JOIN AND LOL.