primaries

R. Neal hits up a fellow progressive blogger for poking at bit of fun at West Virginia voters:

Ilissa Gold signs on to what she sees as a good solution to tthe problem of how to seat delegates from Florida and Michigan at the Democratic Convention after they broke DNC rules by holding primaries early:

Still having problems with my computer — had to run over to a friends to do this post. Hope to have the ole computer back later today or tomorrow.

In the meantime, take a look at Susan Faludi’s op-ed in the NY Times.

Brendan Loy wonders how the press will react when Hillary Clinton wins big in the remaining demographically advantageous primaries despite being all but mathematically counted out of the race for the nomination:

Now that the primaries are winding down and Barack will have the nomination secured by June 3, who should he pick as a running mate?

The Ground Game argues that the substantial vote against John McCain in the recent primary contests in PA, IN and NC are not demonstrably different from George W.

RCP North Carolina average: Obama +8. No recent poll has shown an advantage for Clinton. Obama has overcome a Clinton lead of 24 points in November.

I'm for Obama

BUT

Indiana & NC are TIGHT in the upcoming
twin bill of primaries Tuesday.

No way of knowing if either candidate will
sweep or if it will be a split.

Man,this kitchens so hot the roofs
on fire.