Comments on: New Hampshire http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/ ( insert witty comment here ) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:10:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Jack http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-1038 Jack Mon, 03 Nov 2008 18:20:59 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-1038 <strong>john thompson barack obama...</strong> Nevertheless there will always be a minority who will not get the point you are trying to make.... john thompson barack obama…

Nevertheless there will always be a minority who will not get the point you are trying to make….

]]> By: Hythian http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-846 Hythian Wed, 09 Jan 2008 04:18:30 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-846 This is the single, stupidest, piece of political news I have seen so far: <a href="http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/01/08/clinton-supporters-boo-obama/" rel="nofollow">Clinton supporters boo Obama</a>. Yes, Clinton supporters, at a Clinton victory part, shout 'boo' at a television when Obama appears on screen giving his speach. What the fuck? Where is the news? This is the single, stupidest, piece of political news I have seen so far: Clinton supporters boo Obama.

Yes, Clinton supporters, at a Clinton victory part, shout ‘boo’ at a television when Obama appears on screen giving his speach. What the fuck? Where is the news?

]]> By: Hythian http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-845 Hythian Wed, 09 Jan 2008 04:01:14 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-845 76% of precincts reporting Dem - Hillary Clinton - 82,606 / 39% Barack Obama - 76,030 / 36% John Edwards - 35,275 / 17% Bill Richardson - 9,686 / 5% Dennis Kucinich - 2,876 / 1% 73% of precincts reporting Rep - John McCain - 63,470 / 37% Mitt Romney - 54,761 / 32% Mike Huckabee - 19,209 / 11% Rudy Giuliani - 14,699 / 9% Ron Paul - 13,322 / 8% Fred Thompson - 2,059 / 1% Duncan Hunter - 855 / 0% 76% of precincts reporting Dem -

Hillary Clinton - 82,606 / 39%
Barack Obama - 76,030 / 36%
John Edwards - 35,275 / 17%
Bill Richardson - 9,686 / 5%
Dennis Kucinich - 2,876 / 1%

73% of precincts reporting Rep -

John McCain - 63,470 / 37%
Mitt Romney - 54,761 / 32%
Mike Huckabee - 19,209 / 11%
Rudy Giuliani - 14,699 / 9%
Ron Paul - 13,322 / 8%
Fred Thompson - 2,059 / 1%
Duncan Hunter - 855 / 0%

]]> By: Hythian http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-844 Hythian Wed, 09 Jan 2008 03:05:33 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-844 58% of precincts reporting Dem - Hillary Clinton - 57,982 / 39% Barack Obama - 54,431 / 37% John Edwards - 24,788 / 17% Bill Richardson - 6,951 / 5% Dennis Kucinich - 2,149 / 1% 55% of precincts reporting Rep - John McCain - 44,472 / 37% Mitt Romney - 38,014 / 31% Mike Huckabee - 13,549 / 11% Rudy Giuliani - 10,428 / 9% Ron Paul - 9,442 / 8% Fred Thompson - 1,418 / 1% Duncan Hunter - 617 / 1% 58% of precincts reporting Dem -

Hillary Clinton - 57,982 / 39%
Barack Obama - 54,431 / 37%
John Edwards - 24,788 / 17%
Bill Richardson - 6,951 / 5%
Dennis Kucinich - 2,149 / 1%

55% of precincts reporting Rep -

John McCain - 44,472 / 37%
Mitt Romney - 38,014 / 31%
Mike Huckabee - 13,549 / 11%
Rudy Giuliani - 10,428 / 9%
Ron Paul - 9,442 / 8%
Fred Thompson - 1,418 / 1%
Duncan Hunter - 617 / 1%

]]> By: Hythian http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-843 Hythian Wed, 09 Jan 2008 02:23:37 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-843 38% of precincts reporting Dem - Hillary Clinton - 35,945 / 39% Barack Obama - 33,144 / 36% John Edwards - 15,219 / 17% Bill Richardson - 4,254 / 5% Dennis Kucinich - 1,346 / 1% 37% of precincts reporting Rep - John McCain - 24,514 / 37% Mitt Romney - 19,409 / 30% Mike Huckabee - 7,701 / 12% Rudy Giuliani - 5,806 / 9% Ron Paul - 5,383 / 8% Fred Thompson - 841 / 1% Duncan Hunter - 377 / 1% 38% of precincts reporting Dem -

Hillary Clinton - 35,945 / 39%
Barack Obama - 33,144 / 36%
John Edwards - 15,219 / 17%
Bill Richardson - 4,254 / 5%
Dennis Kucinich - 1,346 / 1%

37% of precincts reporting Rep -

John McCain - 24,514 / 37%
Mitt Romney - 19,409 / 30%
Mike Huckabee - 7,701 / 12%
Rudy Giuliani - 5,806 / 9%
Ron Paul - 5,383 / 8%
Fred Thompson - 841 / 1%
Duncan Hunter - 377 / 1%

]]> By: Hythian http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-842 Hythian Wed, 09 Jan 2008 01:43:34 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-842 17% of precincts reporting Dem - Hillary Clinton - 19,219 / 40% Barack Obama - 17,260 / 36% John Edwards - 8,135 / 17% Bill Richardson - 2,124 / 4% Dennis Kucinich - 831 / 2% 16% of precincts reporting Rep - John McCain - 10,909 / 37% Mitt Romney - 8,224 / 28% Mike Huckabee - 3,509 / 12% Rudy Giuliani - 2,682 / 9% Ron Paul - 2,426 / 8% Fred Thompson - 437 / 1% Duncan Hunter - 167 / 1% 17% of precincts reporting Dem -

Hillary Clinton - 19,219 / 40%
Barack Obama - 17,260 / 36%
John Edwards - 8,135 / 17%
Bill Richardson - 2,124 / 4%
Dennis Kucinich - 831 / 2%

16% of precincts reporting Rep -

John McCain - 10,909 / 37%
Mitt Romney - 8,224 / 28%
Mike Huckabee - 3,509 / 12%
Rudy Giuliani - 2,682 / 9%
Ron Paul - 2,426 / 8%
Fred Thompson - 437 / 1%
Duncan Hunter - 167 / 1%

]]> By: Hythian http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-841 Hythian Wed, 09 Jan 2008 01:35:17 +0000 http://www.hythia.com/2008/01/08/new-hampshire/#comment-841 At the moment, in NH, it seems that on the Rep. side McCain has been declared the winner with 13% of the precincts reporting the Rep. vote. McCain currently holds a lead of 37% to Romney's 29% to Huckabees 12%. Honesty, not terribly surprised by this. McCain has gotten the nod from NH before, and Huckabee's religion-heavy campaign wasn't going to play well in NH. I have to imagine that Romney is disappointed though. On the Dem side it is apparently a closer race. No one has been declared a 'victor' yet, but at the moment with 14% reporting Clinton holds a lead of 40% to Obama's 35% and Edward's 17%. That has to make the Clinton office feel good at the moment, though I think it is going to be a long night for all of them there as they wait and see what the final results will be. I'll be somewhat surprised if that lead holds, I expect Obama will finally take the state but with a relatively close margin. Guess we'll have to wait and see what happens, and how things go in the coming weeks leading up to Feb 5th. At the moment, in NH, it seems that on the Rep. side McCain has been declared the winner with 13% of the precincts reporting the Rep. vote. McCain currently holds a lead of 37% to Romney’s 29% to Huckabees 12%.

Honesty, not terribly surprised by this. McCain has gotten the nod from NH before, and Huckabee’s religion-heavy campaign wasn’t going to play well in NH. I have to imagine that Romney is disappointed though.

On the Dem side it is apparently a closer race. No one has been declared a ‘victor’ yet, but at the moment with 14% reporting Clinton holds a lead of 40% to Obama’s 35% and Edward’s 17%.

That has to make the Clinton office feel good at the moment, though I think it is going to be a long night for all of them there as they wait and see what the final results will be. I’ll be somewhat surprised if that lead holds, I expect Obama will finally take the state but with a relatively close margin. Guess we’ll have to wait and see what happens, and how things go in the coming weeks leading up to Feb 5th.

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