And no I’m not talking about the Tom Cruise flick. Washington Post’s Dan Balz has a very interesting article up today about the shifting demographics in our nation and how it is really putting the hurt on Republicans, to the point they are facing a permanent minority status: For the past few months, political analysts […]
All day we have heard Republicans saying that this election was in no way a mandate and the country is still very much on the right. Andrew Sullivan posts this from a reader: The Democratic presidential nominee has won the popular vote four out of the last five elections. In 2000 Al Gore won the […]
If their numbers hold true, then what excuse does Hillary have now? He has won the most states, the most popular vote, the most pledged delegates and now the most super delegates. Perhaps she should have looked at getting rid of Mark Penn earlier, like when he thought Democratic primaries were “winner take all”.
It sounds more like Clinton is facing the fact she can’t win, without screwing over the process. Even if Michigan and Florida get seated as is, Obama wins the popular vote, and she has no way to catch up with pledged delegates. A lot of speculation has gone on that Clinton has been holding on, […]
First off I got a new delegate tracker in the side bar. It’s based off of numbers from CNN. Going through everything, they seem to be the closest we will get to an accurate count. The Clinton campaign has to be worried after yesterday. When you consider that she only won the popular vote by […]
Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby Obama 49% Clinton 36% Survey USA Clinton 52% Obama 42% So who will win? No one knows. Remember it’s not about states, but delegates. As we saw in Nevada, it is possible for someone to win the popular vote, but loose in the delegate count. Today will be very interesting. I’ll have the tracker […]
The Politico takes an good look at how the GOP is in an “anemic” state: As the New Year arrives at last in Iowa, the signs are everywhere why Democrats have much more reason than Republicans to welcome 2008. Iowans are voting with their feet. While both parties have wide-open nomination contests, crowds for the […]