Here is what’s being reported now. A couple of notes: – MSNBC hasn’t updated their’s yet. – LA. and WA. are still not called for the Republicans so those numbers aren’t in play yet. CNN MSNBC FOX CBS ABC AVERAGE Clinton 1099 855 1055 1114 1087 1042 Obama 1039 861 998 1102 1054 1010.8 McCain […]

Chris Bowers has an excellent post up, which I fully agree with: This is not a negotiable position. If the Democratic Party does not nominate the candidate for POTUS that the majority (or plurality) of its participants in primaries and caucuses want it to nominate, then I will quit the Democratic Party. They really need […]

Yet his new budget is full of them. He said in his state of the union he would direct government agencies to ignore any earmarks, so does that mean that they ignore his? Or is this another way of him trying to rewrite the Constitution?

[election 53] UPDATE 4:10: Huckabee wins Kansas by a rather large margin. UPDATE 8:20: MSNBC reporting Obama wins Nebraska. At 79%, he is leading 69% to 30%. I don’t know why CNN isn’t showing results yet. 8:45: MSNBC calling Washington for Obama. 10:00 MSNBC Calls La. for Obama

We all agreed that Shuster needed to be suspended for his comment, but that doesn’t appear to be enough for Hillary – she wants more: “Nothing justifies the kind of debasing language that David Shuster used and no temporary suspension or half-hearted apology is sufficient,” Clinton wrote to NBC News President Steve Capus, who apparently […]

Not so much, but it sounds like he is leaning that way.

“Everyone knows the Clintons have a cat. Socks is the White House cat. But did you know there is a White House dog?” He then held up a picture of 12-year-old Chelsea. –Rush Limbaugh on his Fox TV show, 1993 (h/t Cesca) Yup – the wingnuts have always gone after Chelsea. Remember how this was […]

Not many changes from yesterday: CNN MSNBC FOX CBS ABC AVERAGE Clinton 1033 855 1045 1075 1071 1015.8 Obama 937 861 960 1014 994 953.2 McCain 714 721 707 709 711 712.4 Huckabee 181 195 195 163 195 185.8 Romney 286 278 294 171 282 262.2 Paul 16 14 14 10 n/r 13.5 Also the […]

That is what Bush is apparently saying, according to Time’s Mark Halperin. (h/t Think Progress) So there you got it – vote McCain if you want four more years.

Another day of “progress” in Iraq. Thank you John McCain and George Bush.