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[tetsuoxb]

I'm a moderate Republican... I have strong intentions of voting for Obama if he makes it to the general election, but if Hillary gets the nod, I'd vote for anyone that looks like they could beat her.

 

[grandjedi6]

Shut up about the "Hillary crying" people. Hillary has always had the advantage in NH

 

[APF]

GAFfers are incredibly partisan, or at least extremely-polarized against a good portion of the US electorate. How does that jibe with the fact that so many are Obama fanboys because he's allegedly a less-polarizing figure who will bring the electorate together? Is it the idea that Obama is soo dreamy he'll convince people over to the far left? Yet Obama is to the right of Hillary on many issues, and inconsistent-at-best when it comes to his positioning on allegedly-important areas like foreign policy. No, there doesn't really seem to be any substance behind this line of argumentation.

 

[KarishBHR]

so is this over with or can Obama actually catch up?

 

[Souldriver]

MSNBC has always been known to be liberal biased

Didn't know that. Only the legendary FOX News and it's super awesome presenters like O'Reilly and Hannity reached fame on the other side of the atlantic Ocean.

 

[teruterubozu]

Fred Thompson was quite the flop, eh?

He was dead at the gates.
I'm more surprised by Giuliani's floppage.
I thought he was the favorite Republican warhawk.

 

[Ether_Snake]

I always felt like Tucker was PRETENDING to be right-inclined.

GAFfers are incredibly partisan, or at least extremely-polarized against a good portion of the US electorate. How does that jibe with the fact that so many are Obama fanboys because he's allegedly a less-polarizing figure who will bring the electorate together? Is it the idea that Obama is soo dreamy he'll convince people over to the far left? Yet Obama is to the right of Hillary on many issues, and inconsistent-at-best when it comes to his positioning on allegedly-important areas like foreign policy. No, there doesn't really seem to be any substance behind this line of argumentation.

Oh please stop giving lessons in partisanship, you of all people.

 

[speculawyer]

Pretty good numbers for a guy who died a month ago.

:lol

But isn't McCain actually even older than Thompson?

 

[Dreamfixx]

There is a positive side to Hillary taking the nom in February. Means I can all concentrate on school and my job as I will have absolutely NO emotional investment in this race.

 

[perfectchaos007]

39% Hil
36% Barack

 

[Shard]

GAFfers are incredibly partisan, or at least extremely-polarized against a good portion of the US electorate. How does that jibe with the fact that so many are Obama fanboys because he's allegedly a less-polarizing figure who will bring the electorate together? Is it the idea that Obama is soo dreamy he'll convince people over to the far left? Yet Obama is to the right of Hillary on many issues, and inconsistent-at-best when it comes to his positioning on allegedly-important areas like foreign policy. No, there doesn't really seem to be any substance behind this line of argumentation.

Most of the internet is incredibly partisan, it is hardly unique to Neo GAF.

 

[Tamanon]

OK, I'm not gone. But I'm curious: I always thought Fred Thompson was kind of a joke. Did he seriously have a chance or something?

People thought he had a shot until they had to hear him talk about his ideas.

 

[Amir0x]

There is a positive side to Hillary taking the nom in February. Means I can all concentrate on school and my job as I will have absolutely NO emotional investment in this race.

It'd mean I have an even larger emotional investment in the race, since if Hillary gets the nod and looks to win it means an even further degradation of the country.

 

[Hootie]

39% Hil
36% Barack

Fuck this shit.

I'm going to bed.


Fuck you New Hampshire.

 

[kassatsu]

Did Ron Paul throw in the towel yet, or does the internet get 500 delegates?

 

[kbear]

GAFfers are incredibly partisan, or at least extremely-polarized against a good portion of the US electorate. How does that jibe with the fact that so many are Obama fanboys because he's allegedly a less-polarizing figure who will bring the electorate together? Is it the idea that Obama is soo dreamy he'll convince people over to the far left? Yet Obama is to the right of Hillary on many issues, and inconsistent-at-best when it comes to his positioning on allegedly-important areas like foreign policy. No, there doesn't really seem to be any substance behind this line of argumentation.

nailed it

 

[speculawyer]

OK, I'm not gone. But I'm curious: I always thought Fred Thompson was kind of a joke. Did he seriously have a chance or something?

Before he entered the race many talked him up like he was gonna be the next Reagan.

I guess he entered the race and everyone saw what a lazy deadbeat he was. :lol

 

[tjhooker]

Clinton vs Huckabee
or
Clinton vs McCain
or
Clinton vs Guiliani


Horrible choices all around. This country's screwed.

 

[Spire]

Fuck Fred Thompson, Sam Waterston needs to run for Prez. I'd vote for McCoy in a heartbeat.

 

[Grecco]

Am i the only one enjoying this race in NH?

 

[APF]

Most of the internet is incredibly partisan, it is hardly unique to Neo GAF.

Sure; I'd argue that the internet in general encourages group-polarization. Yet many here argue the "less divisive" position nonetheless.

 

[Mifune]

Are APF's posts usually all lectures or is this a special occasion?

 

[Rindain]

Hanover (the precinct with Dartmouth college) is still at 0% and has about 9000 democrats and independents. That's where Obama will make his final stand.

 

[AdmiralViscen]

This finances shit on CNN is interesting.

 

[Zozz]

It'd mean I have an even larger emotional investment in the race, since if Hillary gets the nod and looks to win it means an even further degradation of the country.

If Hill is nom that means we get republicans for 08

 

[Stoney Mason]

GAFfers are incredibly partisan, or at least extremely-polarized against a good portion of the US electorate. How does that jibe with the fact that so many are Obama fanboys because he's allegedly a less-polarizing figure who will bring the electorate together? Is it the idea that Obama is soo dreamy he'll convince people over to the far left? Yet Obama is to the right of Hillary on many issues, and inconsistent-at-best when it comes to his positioning on allegedly-important areas like foreign policy. No, there doesn't really seem to be any substance behind this line of argumentation.

What I like is that within this thread the Obama fans are the nastiest and most polarizing. Not exactly following his lead as I mentioned early.

 

[PhoenixDark]

CLINTON 39%
Obama 37%
Edwards 30%

Told ya

 

[teruterubozu]

GAFfers are incredibly partisan, or at least extremely-polarized against a good portion of the US electorate. How does that jibe with the fact that so many are Obama fanboys because he's allegedly a less-polarizing figure who will bring the electorate together? Is it the idea that Obama is soo dreamy he'll convince people over to the far left? Yet Obama is to the right of Hillary on many issues, and inconsistent-at-best when it comes to his positioning on allegedly-important areas like foreign policy. No, there doesn't really seem to be any substance behind this line of argumentation.

It's getting close to the stage in the game when it's more about whether people "like" their candidates or not, unfortunately. But that's American politics. I'm amazed McCain didn't beat Bush in 2000, but I guess he was a better cowboy.

 

[Amir0x]

Write in vote for Keith Olbermann.

 

[Piper Az]

yeah, i'm done. i hope obama wins!

edit: NH loves how Washinton currently works. They hate change.

 

[GDJustin]

I'm a moderate Republican... I have strong intentions of voting for Obama if he makes it to the general election, but if Hillary gets the nod, I'd vote for anyone that looks like they could beat her.

I'm in exactly the same situation.

 

[JohnTinker]

McCain won in NH in 2000 too, but we all know how that panned out.

 

[grandjedi6]

Did Ron Paul throw in the towel yet, or does the internet get 500 delegates?

Ron Paul will never throw in the towel. He's know for a while that he didn't have a real chance. He is there to make a statement and for popularity/momentum.

 

[Particle Physicist]

why is ron paul still talking??

 

[Xdrive05]

I'm in exactly the same situation.

Me three.

 

[Justin Bailey]

What I like is that within this thread the Obama fans are the nastiest and most polarizing. Not exactly following his lead as I mentioned early.

Oh ffs, it's just people blowing off some steam. Get off your high horse.

 

[Tamanon]

Told ya

Dude your prediction added up to 106%, not even counting Richardson

 

[ToxicAdam]

Am i the only one enjoying this race in NH?

I love it, it's what I hoped for. I didn't want to see Obama walk away with this thing .. I want to see it go down to Super Tuesday.

This type of drama only happens once every fours years, I like it to actually last as long as possible.

 

[Souldriver]

Told ya

Yes, but your prediction also shows a total of 106% of votes. :lol

 

[Amir0x]

look at this shit, race is doomed

 

[Absinthe (Permed)]

South Carolina is going to be fucking interesting. I think it's going to be pretty tight between Edwards-Clinton-Obama.

Both parties are an absolute clusterfuck.

 

[TheKingsCrown]

Me three.

you peeps aren't important

you aren't old

are you?

 

[Ether_Snake]

If Hill is nom that means we get republicans for 08

It's gonna be 2000 all over again.

 

[Grecco]

yeah, i'm done. i hope obama wins!

edit: NH loves how Washinton currently works. They hate change.

Change is by far the most overused word in the campaign.

 

[grandjedi6]

McCain won in NH in 2000 too, but we all know how that panned out.

McCain even came in 3rd in the democrat primary :lol

 

[Zozz]

South Carolina is going to be fucking interesting. I think it's going to be pretty tight between Edwards-Clinton-Obama.

Both parties are an absolute clusterfuck.

Edwards needs to drop out

 

[harSon]

I'm going out....

Spoiler

Fuck you New Hampshire

 

[TheKingsCrown]

It's gonna be 2000 all over again.

You guys sorely underestimate Hillary and Bill. Much like GAF did before the night began.

 

[Stoney Mason]

Oh ffs, it's just people blowing off some steam. Get off your high horse.

In this thread: I haven't called anybody any names. Not called any politicians any names. Not judged anybody on the basis of their race or sex. Nor mind read why people voted. I'll stay on my high horse thank you very much.

 

[Keylime]

Did you know John Edwards's father worked in a Mill?

I hope he mentions it...