The networks have projected Hillary Rodham Clinton as the winner in Kentucky. The only question is: How large will the blowout be?
According to early exit polls, Obama is a very long way from being The One in Kentucky.
According to CBS News early exit polling, in Kentucky, eight in ten Clinton voters said they would be dissatisfied if Obama was the Democratic nominee. Obama voters were about evenly split on whether they would be satisfied if Clinton got the nomination. (Read more from the exit polls.)
In Kentucky, just 33 percent of Clinton voters said they would back Obama in the general election if he is the Democratic nominee - 41 percent said they will vote for McCain, and another 23 percent say they won’t vote.
Among women, Hillary's winning roughly 66% to 34% -- a 40-point spread among women!
Meanwhile Obama is in Iowa getting ready to perform in front of his teleprompter. Rumor has it that Obama plans to give a wondrous speech in which he will talk about Hillary in the past tense and make it known that he agrees with the media that he is The One. The arrogance.
Too bad, Obama, no one is The One until she is certified so at the Convention.
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