In 2008,
Obama won 104,815 votes in the New Hampshire Democrat primary,
Hillary got 112,404 and John Edwards got 48,000 votes.
Yesterday,
with 95% of the Democrat vote counted, Obama received 49,983 votes
out of a potential (using 2008 numbers) 254,000 votes.
Point of
post: things are much worse in Dogville than folks want to admit.
So bad, in fact, that I think Hillary will shy away from this
election cycle. Numbers abound adding credence to the notion that this election
could be more one sided than the Carter/Reagan election. The economy will
have less to do with who wins than folks think. Gallup and Rasmussen show Obama
almost "stuck" in the mid-forty percentile. The average approval for
an incumbent victory is 55%, according to Gallup.
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