Texas

She won the popular vote by a sliver (4%).

Some people think that Rush Limbaugh's call to Republicans to go vote for Clinton may have something to do with it.

Early exit polling shows 10 percent of the voters in Ohio's Democratic Primary identified themselves as Republican, along with 22 percent who said they were independents. It was the same story in Texas: 10 percent of the voters in the Democratic primary identified themselves as Republican, along with 25 percent who said they were independents.

Funny, because I was being smacked around a week ago when I suggested that Republicans voting for Obama is a good thing. If they did vote for Clinton though, to throw off the race, we'll have hell to pay in November if she is the nominee.

Just as in Ohio, last minute voters went heavily to Clinton.

Just as in Ohio, gender wasn't an issue.

Race on the other hand ...

So Texas and Ohio were almost identical in outcome --although Clinton's winning margin was bigger in Ohio.

Baratunde, political vigilante and stand-up comedian extraordinaire, is in Texas working as a volunteer poll worker and tweeting whatever he can.

I'll update more as it comes in.

9:51 pm EST
The caucus is in full swing now after waiting for more than 2 hours. She tweeted when they called the county delegates.

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Jenn Satterwhite of Mommy Needs Coffee is tweeting her caucus in Texas.

She already voted and says they first got crammed into a room for the caucus and had to be moved to a larger space. The amount of people at the caucus is unprecedented.

I'll update as I get her tweets.

Very exciting!

Photo:AP

First of all, I came in half way into the debates, so I missed Jorge Ramos "espeekeng espanish". What did you all think? I'd so hit that 1000 days to Monday. Oh, and he's a fantastic anchorman and journalist.

I can see he dealt with the issue of immigration. When reading the transcript, I actually think both candidates were really great addressing the immigration issue.

Second, here's the link to the debate's transcript : The CNN Democratic presidential debate in Texas.

Third, moving along ...

Obama knocked it out of the park more times than Hillary, but she definitely had her moment at the end and, I have to give it to her, she closed the debate in a refreshingly classy note.

I think that the best Obama moment dealt with the issue of "silliness" in the recent rash of dirty politics :

OBAMA: Well, look, the -- first of all, it's not a lot of speeches. There are two lines in speeches that I've been giving over the last couple of weeks.

I've been campaigning now for the last two years. Deval is a national co-chairman of my campaign, and suggested an argument that I share, that words are important. Words matter. And the implication that they don't I think diminishes how important it is to speak to the American people directly about making America as good as its promise. Barbara Jordan understood this as well as anybody.

Texas Independence Day Party to support Rick Noriega for US Senate
Sunday, March 2 at 6:30 PM

12311 Kimberley Lane
Houston, TX 77024

Host: Robert Baker
For more info on Rick Noriega for Senate, go here.

Get out the vote for Obama in Texas
Thursday, February 21 at 6:45 PM

1000 W. Bluebonnet
San Marcos, TX 78666

Everyone is welcome, whether they support Obama or Clinton. However, my primary purpose is to bring out the vote for Obama. I'll have the debate on the radio, but I do not have a television.

Host: Jeffrey Dell
Contact Phone: 512.618.7519

College Democrats Meeting
Thursday, February 21 at 12:00 PM
Midland College (Midland, TX)
3600 N Garfield ST
Midland, TX 79705

Motivating the youth vote in the heart of Bush Country.

Host: ANNIE Brackens

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Texas law making it illegal to sell or promote obscene devices, punishable by as many as two years in jail, violated the right to privacy guaranteed by the 14th Amendment.

Companies that own Dreamer's and Le Rouge Boutique, which sell the devices in its Austin stores, and the retail distributor Adam & Eve sued in federal court in Austin in 2004 over the constitutionality of the law. They appealed after a federal judge dismissed the suit and said the Constitution did not protect their right to publicly promote such devices.

In its decision Tuesday, the appeals court cited Lawrence and Garner v. Texas, the U.S. Supreme Court's 2003 opinion that struck down bans on consensual sex between same-sex couples.

I suggest to all Texans who've been bereft of some battery powered joy to get this.

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