Comments on Playing the Permutations Game

Sure.

Clinton will win OH & the TX primary. Obama takes the TX Caucus. And the race continues.

he doesnt need to win ohio. he could take georgia, virginia and south carolina and win.

I can't stand it. It DOES NOT MATTER WHO "WINS" A STATE. It matters by how much. If the current percentages hold up (which is rather unlikely, but bear with me) Clinton gets a delegate bump of about ten.

Big deal. She's still well over a hundred or so behind.

There are still something like 471 superdelegates who haven't declared for anyone, and a TON of undecided delegates from other states as well. Obama's inching closer and closer to parity on superdelegates. You know how many states have all their delegates sorted out? ONE: New Hampshire.

i was talking about electoral votes fnarfattack.

B.A. how much would you like to bet that Obama wins SC, GA, and VA in November? Why do you keep saying that he can win those states? On what basis?

The Dems lost by 550,000 votes in GA and about 300,000 votes in SC and VA in 2004.

VA will be in play for the Dems. It has a Dem Senator and Gov. And it's the only Southern state to ever elect an African American as Gov.

I'll hand it to her, Clinton is currently cleaning up. OH is (so far) exactly the kind of bomb she needs: 59-39. Texas looks like a tie. She's still way behind in delegates, but it's enough to carry on.

Tony maybe VA but that wasn't the bet - SC, GA and VA - any takers?

Oh and Tony VA's new Senator was a Republican and from the military. VA is the most likely of B.A.'s three

McG, I'm speaking of Senator Webb. Unless I missed something, he is one of VA's Senators. Not getting into a pissing contest. Just stating facts.

Oh, Senator Webb is a highly decorated, well-respected veteran. And he is a Democrat.

I think obama could win in states that are more religious. McCain isn't exactly well liked among the religious