Where do the Candidates go from here

[sunonmars]

I really think this was a must win for Obama, the commentators have been saying it all week. He has been here campaiging hard all week and lost even with a massive union endorsement that really should have carried him but as the exit poll said, she even carried the union vote taking 7 of the casino's that were under Obama's endorsement, thats right 7 out of 9. The women came out again in force for her, this seems to be a recurring theme, the latino's came out in force, boding well for all the states surrounding Nevada and California.

Hillary took him down unexpectedly in NH.

She beat bad odds again to beat him in Nevada.

She beat uncommitted in Michigan which admittedly was expected to go for her anyway.

Obama is expected to win in South Carolina, no doubt because of the high AA vote but I personally think the writing is on the wall.

How does he fight the Clinton machine with these wins under their belt.

He's in a difficult position. He is running a good political fight but he must be disappointed tonight, those exit poll figures don't look good for him.

[thunder rising]

1. Thanks for the concern. It will work out, I'm sure.

[FrenchieCat]

2. Nice to know what you "really" think.......

Not that anyone "really" cares. :eyes:

[napi21]

3. SC next weekend, and then FLORIDA Jan.29th!

I still think there's won't be any REAL frontrunners until after Feb 5th!

[MadBadger]

4. No delegates and no campaigning in Florida.

[NMDemDist2]

5. yup, that would be my guess, with a few stops in SuperTuesday states

along the way