Democrats:
1. Clinton 55%
2. Undecided 40%
3. Kucinich 4%
4. Dodd 1%
5. Gravel less than 1%
Note: Because Michigan was punished by the DNC for moving its primary up on the calendar, no Michigan delegates will be recognized at the convention. Obama and Edwards chose not to contest the election.
Republicans
1. Romney 39%
2. McCain 30%
3. Huckabee 16%
4. Paul 6%
5. Thompson 4%
6. Guiliani 3%
7. Uncommitted 2%
8. Duncan Hunter less than 1%
Source: CNN.com
Up next: Nevada caucuses and Republican Primary in SC on Saturday, January 19.
--Cicerone
1 comment:
I just wanted to say that our discussion today in class gave me a whole new perspective on politicians. Thanks Mr. W!
Last spring, I enthusaistically supported Clinton for president (because I really wanted a woman president) however when I shared my enthusiasm with some of my fellow students and teachers, they showed an immense dislike and maybe even hatred towards the woman. Therefore, I began to falter and came to really dislike her too. I had no idea why I disliked her, but just because everyone seemed to, I did too. They said she was a witch and other bad stuff and so I thought so too, which is pretty shallow. But then again, I only supported her in the beginning because she was a woman.
But after today, I stopped 'conforming' and decided to actually think about some of my beliefs and decisions. Instead of listening to other people's opinions about the person, I've actually started to look into the different policies and beliefs the candidates supported and etc. Hmm, I kind of feel smarter now. :P
Thanks again~
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