Sunday’s are supposed to be slow! I spend a few hours with the family and all kinds of news breaks. This is rather big news though. For a campaign to have a high level shake up this far into the ballot counting isn’t something to take lightly: I’ve just obtained an internal Hillary email from […]
Good for him: Mike Huckabee is challenging the results of the Washington state Republican caucuses, his campaign announced Sunday, after accusing the state party chairman of calling the election for John McCain before all the votes were counted. The campaign will be pursuing a full investigation, including sending in lawyers to join those already on […]
Here we are in 2008 and a Republican in Georgia wants to redraw the state lines to fix a problem from 1818: Nearly two centuries after a flawed survey placed Georgia’s northern border just short of the Tennessee River, some legislators are thirsting to set the record straight. [SNIP] “It’s never too late to right […]
Isn’t that what they say about the war in Iraq? I guess the bloody part is right: A car bomb killed 33 people in northern Iraq on Sunday, security officials said, hours before U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in Baghdad to assess recent security gains and discuss troop levels. A U.S. military spokesman said […]
It’s looking more and more like Obama could come out the winner in pledged delegates. With every victory we get closer to needing an answer on the super delegate question. Rachel Maddow said last night that if Obama wins the pledged delegates and the Super Delegates give it to Hillary then there will “be torches […]
He is the defacto nominee of the Republican party, yet voters aren’t buying it. They voted for Huckabee yesterday – the third place candidate prior to Romney dropping out. Even the neo-cons at CPAC aren’t buying into McCain. In their straw poll this weekend, they voted for the guy who dropped out – Mitt Romney. […]
It’s good to see justice done, but there is still a major injustice going on. These soldiers have been deployed for an extremely long time and their mental capacity has to start being judged. So yes this person deserves to be convicted, but we need to get these soldiers out of this war and start […]
The declaration was by the state’s party chairman. There are still only 87% of the votes counted and McCain is leading by only 242 votes. [election 51]