Super Tuesday Winners and Losers
Tom Fudge: Yesterday was the biggest single day of presidential primaries in the history of American Democracy. It was the kind of day when so many delegates were at stake that it was bound to answer some questions about the race. On the GOP side, Super Tuesday showed us pretty clearly, that Mitt Romney was on his way out, and John McCain was on his way to becoming the Republican nominee. On the Democratic side, it was a different story. Clinton and Obama were in a virtual tie. Obama won more states. He got 14 while Clinton only won eight. But Clinton won the big ones: California and New York.
Guests
- Andrew Phelps , KPBS news reporter. He spent last night observing what happened at the Registrar of Voters.
- Gloria Penner , political correspondent and host of Editors Roundtable for KPBS. She also writes a weekly political blog for KPBS.org.
- Carl Luna , professor of political science at San Diego Mesa College . Carl also writes the "Political Lunacy" blog for San Diego CityBEAT .
- Bob Filner , Democratic congressman representing California's 51st District .
- Duncan Hunter , is a Republican congressman representing California's 52nd District .
