By M&C News
Jan 27, 2008, 7:58 GMT
Democratic presidential hopeful Illinois Senator Barack Obama (L) and wife Michelle celebrate his overwhelming victory in the South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary at rally in Columbia, South Carolina, USA, 26 January 2008. Obama beat New York Senator Hillary Clinton and former North Carolina Senator John Edwards. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
People cheer as early projections show Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama winning the South Carolina Democratic primary in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. The polls closed at 7:00 PM EST. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
A sign reading 'HOPE' is seen on the stage at a victory rally for Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama after he was declared the winner of the South Carolina Democratic primary in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama (L) is seen with his wife Michelle Obama (R) at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama (L) is seen with his wife Michelle Obama (R) at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama (L) is seen with his wife Michelle Obama (R) at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama shakes hands with supporters after speaking at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama speaks at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Democratic presidential hopeful Illinois Senator Barack Obama (L) and wife Michelle celebrate his overwhelming victory in the South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary at rally in Columbia, South Carolina, USA, 26 January 2008. Obama beat New York Senator Hillary Clinton and former North Carolina Senator John Edwards. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama speaks at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Illinois Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama shakes hands with supporters after speaking at a victory rally in Charleston, South Carolina, USA on 26 January 2008. Obama won the South Carolina Democratic primary. New York Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton finished second, and former North Carolina Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards finished third. EPA/STEFAN ZAKLIN
Democratic presidential hopeful Illinois Senator Barack Obama celebrates his overwhelming victory in the South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary at a rally in Columbia, South Carolina, USA, 26 January 2008. Obama beat New York Senator Hillary Clinton and former North Carolina Senator John Edwards. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
Democratic presidential hopeful Illinois Senator Barack Obama (R) kisses his wife Michelle while celebrating his overwhelming victory in the South Carolina Democratic Presidential Primary at a rally in Columbia, South Carolina, USA, 26 January 2008. Obama beat New York Senator Hillary Clinton and former North Carolina Senator John Edwards. EPA/ERIK S. LESSER
CA girlJan 27th, 2008 - 13:45:43
Great win in SC Obama. You will get the wave to supertuesday.
This election revealed the racist nature of the Clinton’s. I am a Muslim, I am not sure how my life would be better in the US if Clinton is a winner while she is “accusing” Obama to be a “Muslim”. I want a person who accepts all the people irrespective of their skin color, gender, age. I wonder for all the Muslim American..how they felt about Hillary accusation!
For those who think Hillary will bring back the good time of Economy in the US, I say you are totally putting the wrong bet. Since when the second part of a successful movie is a good one! It never happened! And so Hillary would never be Bill? I am from CA, please everyone in CA and elsewhere for Super Tuesday…Vote for the right person who kept saying the same things and did not use the other party winning phrases JUST TO WIN?
Bill is Bill and Hillary is Hillary, please do not be overwhelmed by the Clinton title to bring the same results. Think of her with no Bill Clinton in the background. Remember Bill is no longer running for nomination!
I am a Democrat, however if Obama did not win the nominee I hope Hillary won’t too. It will be a disaster to see someone who is totally self centered and ready to do anything to win, even by lying and hurting all the Muslim feelings to win? I wonder what else is she saying or doing JUST TO WIN?
Go..Go Obama..you represent all of dreams, hopes that one day a person will be based on the kind of work he/she does not by how he/she looks. Whatever happens in this election..you are winner! You did not start the race thing and was very far from using it..you are really a winner!
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