As much as I dislike the ideologies of Hillary Clinton and the thought of her being our next President, I am also tired of hearing the leftist media inflating Barack Obama’s chances to garner the Democratic nomination.  Albeit, Hillary’s tactics of late (through former President Bill Clinton) have seemed to backfire, but after last night’s vote in Florida, it is clear to this writer that Hillary Clinton is a lock to win the Democratic nomination.

When you get to a 22 state Primary/Caucus process that will occur on Tuesday, February 5^th also known as Super Tuesday, y ...

So how many of you fell for the media hype that Hillary was done?  If you’re a Republican, you probably weren’t ready to write her off after a loss in Iowa and the polls stating that Obama was going to carry similar numbers in New Hampshire.  But if you’ve been watching FOX News and/or many of the other news channels, you may have been ready to write her off.  I mean their coverage had her in a coffin, they stated her rally’s were like funerals, and more importantly they hyped up the Obama train as a runaway express.  So what happened in New Hampshire tonight?

After a convincing showing in Iowa, Barack Obama has taken his momentum into New Hampshire and is gaining ground and in some polls is now showing similar numbers there as he garnered in Iowa.  So, what does all of this mean?  Will Hillary’s campaign be dead come Wednesday after just two states have weighed in?  Or is the “Clinton Political Machine” going to be able to sustain the now loss of her “inevitable” nomination and turn the momentum back around so that she can still secure the Democratic nomination?

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In this writer's opinion, many people are currently being lulled into a false sense of security that Hillary is losing steam and may not secure the democratic nomination.  I believe this to be completely false.  It is still really early, obviously, in the primary process and the results of the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary will probably prove quite inaccurate in predicting the results of the overall primary process.

I believe that the major states in this country primarily dictate our politics, i.e., New York, Florida, California, etc... with some emphasis of course in how the heartland chooses to vote, i.e. Ohio, etc.  Until we get to these states, I wouldn't place much stock in the results of early caucuses and primaries.

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