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May. 21st, 2008 12:19 amFrom an AP story linked to off of Yahoo.
"Obama's total includes more than a majority of the delegates picked in the 56 primaries and caucuses on the calendar, a group that excludes nearly 800 superdelegates, the party leaders who hold the balance of power at the convention."
Umm, sorry, but I'm unclear on one bit. How do you have more than a majority? Isn't a majority a majority whether it's 51-49 or 99-1? LOLZ, news stories.
"Obama's total includes more than a majority of the delegates picked in the 56 primaries and caucuses on the calendar, a group that excludes nearly 800 superdelegates, the party leaders who hold the balance of power at the convention."
Umm, sorry, but I'm unclear on one bit. How do you have more than a majority? Isn't a majority a majority whether it's 51-49 or 99-1? LOLZ, news stories.
