I remember when CNN called TX that the main cities of Dallas and Houston had not been counted.
The election reporting on that night was pure hoax. It was all set up to keep Hillary in the race.

TX was won by Obama and now do we still have to believe that if she wins PA, that she still has a five percent chance of getting the nomination.

O, that's right TX will no longer count as a big state because Hillary will say that it is a red state in the general and no Democrat can expect to carry TX in the general in Nov.

God, I hate how they spin and the mainstream media goes right along with it.

Just disgusting.

she needs to just quit the race.

What is this nonsense about Bill staying in the race until June? The primaries were not front loaded in 92 like they were this year for HRc thanks to McAuliffe.

The all Caps wasn't to make an announcement, it was to distinguish the article from my own writing. Sorry to offend anybody.

I attended a workshop last night fordelegates and alternates in preparation for Saturday's district convention here in Houston and surrounding areas. Can't wait, everyone is so excited!
45 people had RSVP'd and about 300 showed up at Obama's headquarters. We are all fired up and ready to go!
Obama's people are on top of everything. His campaign has been brilliant!

Connie -

Thanks for heads-up. If it comes to pass, I think it might mean the end for Hil - in that the endorsement & superdelegate trickle (ala Richardson, Casey of late) & calls to end this would probably become a steadier stream.

I don't know if anyone else has detected the very subtle change in the undercurrent in the last couple weeks - but after Obama's speech on race then Bosnia-gate and the fact that his numbers have remained relatively steady in face of Wright - or if it's just my antennae. But something's in the air.

I don't think the Party would let her withstand a TX loss w/out an intervention of supreme proportions - that if she resisted she'd risk irreparably damaging her dignity and political career.

If Obama wins the primaries, people will be surprised by how well he does in Texas with Hispanics. Having Richardson with him will help more than people think.

This is what I've been waiting for since I heard he won 2/3 of the contests:

Clinton: Primary

Obama: Caucus and Delegate Count

He should have been called the winner from the start.

Do you really think the DNC is going to give more weight to a caucus of 100,000 people than the vote of 3,000,000?

He may have just barely won Texas because of the very unbalanced delegate dispersal, but the GE is in votes, and that's what's going to matter.

Except... you used italics for the quote. There was no need to further distinguish (or dramatize) your words by using all caps. Not sure why CAPS are so annoying, but they really are. And they are almost always interpreted as yelling to make a point. The effect this instance had on your readers was pretty negative and unfortunately undermined an otherwise notable post.

You might also consider using the blockquote tag to easily distinguish when you are pasting in someone else's comments or words. E.g.,

I know that during Mississippi’s race, CNN announced that Hillary won the primary in Texas, but because Obama won the caucuses, that they were coloring the state of Texas with light and dark blue stripes to declare a tie. Let's see what the media does with this news --- if it comes true.

We here in Texas know what happened, and I'll tell you why. Because the precinct chairs had to count the caucus votes That Night to do the math to come up with the percentage numbers for the candidates.

And Obama won.

The numbers haven't been certified by the state party - yet. But we know pretty much the bottom line already and have all along.

TIKITEMBO - O my god - Spider Jerusalem!

too cool

When it comes to the topic of Hillary Clinton, never listen to John Aravosis. He has a very personal and very bitter grudge against both Clintons that stems from what he perceived as a slight. He has posted extensively about how he tried to help the Clintons, and how they basically ignored them. Reading between the lines it was more than clear that his ego was unable to withstand the slight. He expected that a person of his "importance" would be wined and dined by the Clintons, but it didn't happen. Since then he's been attacking the Clintons constantly.

Here, for example, is his response in his comment section to a person who accused him of having a grudge against the Clintons:

NOTE FROM JOHN: LOL, good try, new commenter we've never seen before. It's called first-hand experience and knowledge as to how they operate. Some day we will tell the story, and it begins with how Joe and I reached out to Hillary's people two years ago to help them repair relations with the blogs because most everyone else hated them. And what we got in return was a whole lot of nothing. Yes, we got lunch with Bill, 18 months ago, and that was very cool. That was also it. From them on, we've been ignored or treated as the enemy. It gets old. And that's called learning from experience, my dear, not a grudge.

And another of his comments that shows how personal his grudge against the Clintons is. He felt they did not appreciate him:

"After something like that happens, it changes your view of the campaign and eventually the candidate. There is a definite sense that you're dealing with people who don't appreciate you."

When it comes to the topic of Hillary Clinton, never listen to John Aravosis. He has a very personal and very bitter grudge against both Clintons that stems from what he perceived as a slight.

Ok, fine with me. I don't Aravosis.

Obama still won the Texas caucuses.

The Texas district and county conventions are tomorrow and this is going on all over the state:

"
From the Texas Democratic Party:
"It has come to our attention that someone, perhaps in the name of the Texas Democratic Party, is spreading misinformation about upcoming County and Senate District Conventions. We have received reports from delegates who have received e-mails saying that conventions have been cancelled. We have also received unconfirmed reports that someone is placing robo-calls, claiming to be from the Texas Democratic Party, suggesting that county or district conventions have been cancelled.
"The Texas Democratic Party has not been informed that any county or district convention has been cancelled or postponed. If any delegates receive information to that effect, I urge them to plan to attend their convention as scheduled unless they receive information about a postponement or cancellation from their local Democratic County Chair or the official Texas Democratic Party website.

I hope Obama goes to Texas Saturday, Sunday, or Monday to hold a large rally to declare victory.

Will Hillary say she misspoke when she herself declared victory in Texas earlier or was she tired or dodging sniper fire?

When will Hillary disavow the New Mexico caucus
because it was not a primary. I wish someone would ask Bill if he cares about the New Mexico
caucus.

OBAMA HAS TO CELEBRATE THIS!

We have to make sure the MSM is declaring him the WINNER! I plan to e-mail various so called news outlets...etc.

OBAMA OFFICIALLY WINS TEXAS!