Either it's a busy night at the big orange, or someone is having an off-moment in MySQL land.
Exit polls look like a mixed bag in Indiana. Higher black turnout and lower rural white turnout than expected. That may be magnified, too, since as I understand it Obama banked a lot of votes in early voting in his strong regions. Indiana could be anything from an Obama win to a Clinton win. I really can't read anything out of them.
North Carolina looks like it's going to come in roughly as I expected.
Clinton's support among southern blacks has been cut in half (O 91-6 Clinton). Similar figure in Indiana, although O was already beyond the 90% mark in the North.
Economic questions don't tell us a lot so far. Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin
I think I'm well into primary fatigue here. I want it to be over, but the pattern so far is that it's going to drag on and on and on and no one is going to be a clear winner until someone from the top of the party tree takes out one of the candidates and (metaphorically) shoots them.
I don't expect an Obama win in Indiana because that would break the pattern and we'd actually have something like a clean finish.
But I'm expecting we'll still be here tomorrow. A few more delegates will have been shuffled around but nothing else will have changed.
Might come in a little higher than I expected for him.
NC just got called for O as soon as the polls closed, so presumably he got over a 10-point lead. Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin
That's not much of a base. But it's depressing how significant the racist vote still seems to be.
Or she's going for 2012. Or it's what the lizard people told her to do.
Or whatever.
ROTFLMAO!
