A Weblog of Centrist Voices in American Politics
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February 05, 2008Super Tuesday threadI'm going to my first caucus ever tonight in Minnesota. Then I'm going home and plan to stay up until midnight watching the returns. I'm such a geek. Posted by Todd Pearson at February 5, 2008 10:47 AMComments
I just sent an email that made a reference to Obama. MS Outlook flagged his name as misspelled and recommended "Osama." The conspiracy runs deep. Posted by: Todd Pearson at February 5, 2008 01:36 PMSucks Independents can't vote in NY primaries. I received some anti-Hillary stuff. The Obama negitive ads have been circulating for months. Many try to blame Hillary, but I think they actually help Obama. Perhaps the Obama camp wants to make people think she's sending them out. Hillary called me with her message. I might try to edit it for my own answering machine message...LOL. Conspiracy? I don't think the media/Obama conspiracy lives in the shallows. Given the bias and reporting, it is a tribute to mainstream Democrats that Hillary still leads. And Bill should shut up? Frankly I find Obama's wife far more irritating. I think of the Jefferson's TV sitcom. So far nobody in the media has taken her to task over the racist claims rebutting the fairy tale comment. Well, we shall see. I think McCain wins and can start blasting both Obama and Hillary before a Democrat winner appears. Watch for Edwards and Gore to come into play and perhaps the writer strike finishing to give Obama some more bias. Posted by: Maxtrue at February 5, 2008 02:17 PMMike Huckabee won West Virginia's Republican convention on Tuesday, after an apparent deal with Sen. John McCain to prevent Mitt Romney from taking the 18 delegates at stake.Posted by: Todd Pearson at February 5, 2008 03:40 PM We have been running upwards of 9 out of every 10 calls being political recorded messages for a week. I get the feeling that, no matter what they say, or how far out of it the candidate is, all sides are making a maximum effort in California this time. At least, I can't remember anything like this ever before. Thank goodness it's all over but the ballot counting! Posted by: wj at February 5, 2008 07:46 PMClinton seems likely to me to pick up CA, given her lead among latinos; that's a bigger voting bloc than the high-tech workers backing Obama. ALTHOUGH, there is also a gender imbalance in CA that could help Obama, I don't think it's big and am too lazy to look it up. Bedtime for Daddy - gotta be up early to deal with the kid.
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