Obama wins Wyoming caucuses
There were not a whole lot of delegates at stake, but Barack Obama did score a victory in today’s Wyoming caucuses and, perhaps, gain back at least some of the momentum he lost by losing primaries in Texas and Ohio earlier this week.
Obama, according to an Associated Press account, won seven delegates, compared to five for Hillary Clinton.
 It was also Obama’s 13th victory in a caucus state. Clinton has only three.Â
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Hooray! Chauncey Gardner has won again.
“What do you want, Senator Obama?”—young, naive political reporter
“I stand for CHANGE.”
“Thank you Senator, for addressing a grateful nation.”—young naive political reporter
I only wish the great Jerzy Kozinski were alive to novelize this election season.
Obama is perhaps the most shallow candidate we Americans have seen as a legitimate contender for the presidency this late in the primary season since John Edwards, in 2004. The Illinois Senator, with three full years in the US upper house, is the exemplification of the Manchurian Candidate.
Morris Udall is turning in his grave.
How exactly can you say that Obama lost Texas when he won the delegate count there?
Hillary is not going to go out without a fight
She has a claim to florida…and the last thing
the democrat party needs is to reject the voters
of florida after the 2000 election debacle
Hillary Clinton will spend the next 7 weeks until
the Pa primary creating as much doubt as she
can about the ability of Obama to lead the nation
even if she has to compliment McCain in the process
to set up the ultimate confrontation between
two battle scarred senators…