Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Today is the Day
I'm so tired of hearing about Super Tuesday, I'm just glad that it's almost over. What do I predict? I think by Thursday (California will take a day and a half to count) we'll know whom the Republican Nominee will be (most of their primaries are winner take all, expect that to change by 2012), on the Democratic side it'll be even murkier (Clinton will have a slight lead over Obama for delegates, which will make the super-delegates even more important, and get used to the term "faithless delegate"). Contested convention here we come!
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4 comments:
yeah, I'll be glad when this is over.
Almost over, Jim, except for the counting.
I admire the folks I saw standing out in the rain earlier this week, bobbing their campaign signs up and down and waving at 07:30. I just don't care that much about anyone outside my immediate family!
Greeny, even though I'm a political junkie, I'm just not that committed (or committable) either. Of course, if I was jonesing for a political position, yeah, I'd be out there. Heck, I'd tackle cars.
although I'd think you'd be very interested as the result of both the primaries and the fall election will directly affect health care in the future.
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