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Sunday and Monday several southern states were hit by devastating tornadoes. Over 300 homes and businesses have been destroyed. States affected include: Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee and Florida.
We will begin covering Vancouver elections and politics soon. Stay tuned.
Obama and Clinton will be duking it out today trying to get more delegates raked up on their respective sides. At stake today is Wisconsin and Hawaii. Wisconsin has 74 delegates up for grabs and Hawaii has 20. The polls are all over the board. One shows Hillary ahead in Wisconsin and the other shows Obama leading. Go figure! Who do you think is going to carry the day? Who should carry the day?
Clinton’s camp is hedging on super delegates as they try and woo them to their side. Stay tuned as the results come pouring in.
McCain is currently leading in delegate counts for the Republican nomination. Huckabee plans on staying in the race until 1 man acquires the necessary votes to clinch the nomination.
Fresh after a sweeping success in yesterday’s Potomac primaries McCain is saying that Huckabee should drop out because mathematically it would be impossible for Huckabee to win the primary.
Senator Barack Obama is currently leading in the delegate count according to recent reports.
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Evergreen High School will host “Annie, The Musical” on the following dates:
February 29th 7:00 pm, March 1st 1pm and 7pm, March 8th 7pm, March 9th 1pm and 7pm. Email: reservations@newblueparrot.com for reservations. Phone: 360-696-1155
Address: Evergreen High School, 14300 NE 18th St
Annie, The Musical, is being presented by the Blue Parrot Children’s Theatre.
Today Mitt Romney dropped his bid for the White House. He decided that staying in for the fight would harm the Republican party during a critical time when they need to rally behind 1 candidate for office of the President of the United States in the 2008 election.
Mike Huckabee figures he still has a crack at sealing the nomination so he is staying in and now he gets the chance to go neck to neck with John McCain. McCain is ready to clinch the nomination and would like to get this all over with so that he can start the process of rallying the Republicans behind him in the bid for the White House 2008.
This was the most incredible primary on recent record with so many people coming to the polls and each of the candidates pulling off significant victories. At this point there has been no decisive victory although it appears that McCain could tie this down for the Republicans unless we can see more momentum and a shift in the results for either Mitt or Mike in the final leg of the primaries.
Delegate count as it stands this morning:
On the Republican side of the aisle we have John McCain leading with 613 delegates, Mitt Romney coming in with 269 delegates, Mike Huckabee at 190 delegates & Ron Paul with 14 delegates.
On the Democratic side of the aisle we have Barack Obama with 765 delegates and Hillary Clinton with 845 delegates, John Edwards with 26 delegates and Mike Gavel with 0 delegates.
Well, the candidates are strapping on their boots for a few more laps around the rest of the nation that has not held their primaries yet as the candidates try and convince American voters and delegates that they are the right man or women to be the next President of the United States of America.
Can you imagine? On Super Tuesday tornadoes tore thru several southern states. Tornadoes ripped apart buildings, tore off roofs and flattened mobiles homes. Tennessee - 24 victims, Arkansas - 14 victims, Kentucky - 7 victims, Alabama - 3 victims. As a nation our hearts go out to these Tornado victims and their families. Victims were children and adults. We can only imagine the pain the relatives of the victims of these fierce Tornadoes are facing this morning.
2 Dormitories at Union Pacific University were hit hard devastating the buildings and sending debree all over the parking lot. Many students were taken to the hospital.
The tornados also hit in Mississippi. It also appears that a tornado damaged 8 homes in Walker County, Alabama either on Tuesday or early Wednesday morning.
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