I'm not one to post about my religion on the blog, as it's something that's very intensely private to me (although, that is changing very much), but I just wanted to announce the addition of The Chosen Blog to the Blogroll.
The Chosen Blog is connected to Pop Judaica and also features Jewish events that happen throughout the country, in addition to amusing commentary and various Jewish cultural notes.
That said...
I can't believe Hillary got a 9-point bounce compared to the averages of the tracking polls and Obama was flat. I went to sleep last night when Hillary was still up by six, so I suppose a two-point loss isn't as bad as a six-pointer. Regardless, it's not a win. It's perplexing to me how people fall for the same old tricks that the DLC's core has up their sleeves. That said, not all is glum in Obama country, as it looks that Barack will be picking up union endorsements in Nevada.
I don't have much else. I'm sore from the fall.
-rl
Showing posts with label New Hampshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Hampshire. Show all posts
January 9, 2008
January 8, 2008
Early results
Early results from Dixville Notch, NH:
Democrats:
Obama - 7 votes
Edwards - 2 votes
Richardson - 1 vote
All others - 0 votes
Republicans:
McCain - 4 votes
Romney - 2 votes
Giuliani - 1 vote
All others - 0 votes
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No one voted for HRC or Huckabee in Dixville Notch. Oh well, can't win 'em all, can ya Huck?
A Daily Show* and The ColBERT RePORT* were back on the air last night, with both Stewart and Colbert poking fun at the continuing impasse that the networks have created in their intransigence to accede to some wishes of the writers on strike. Even without their writers, both shows were welcome sights on my television last night and content, though awkward at moments, was not lacking.
Tonight's results should be interesting, with a possible Clinton exit looming, the focus should be shifting to the Old versus New battle between Edwards (Old) and Obama (New). Of course, that is predicated upon a good Edwards showing and a Clinton exit. We'll see tonight. I personally think that if HRC loses by more than 10%, she will need to bow out, as her support is even weaker in South Carolina - though come Super Duper Wooper Tuesder Tuesday, she may be able to salvage some delegates.
That's all, folks.
-rl
Democrats:
Obama - 7 votes
Edwards - 2 votes
Richardson - 1 vote
All others - 0 votes
Republicans:
McCain - 4 votes
Romney - 2 votes
Giuliani - 1 vote
All others - 0 votes
-
No one voted for HRC or Huckabee in Dixville Notch. Oh well, can't win 'em all, can ya Huck?
A Daily Show* and The ColBERT RePORT* were back on the air last night, with both Stewart and Colbert poking fun at the continuing impasse that the networks have created in their intransigence to accede to some wishes of the writers on strike. Even without their writers, both shows were welcome sights on my television last night and content, though awkward at moments, was not lacking.
Tonight's results should be interesting, with a possible Clinton exit looming, the focus should be shifting to the Old versus New battle between Edwards (Old) and Obama (New). Of course, that is predicated upon a good Edwards showing and a Clinton exit. We'll see tonight. I personally think that if HRC loses by more than 10%, she will need to bow out, as her support is even weaker in South Carolina - though come Super Duper Wooper Tuesder Tuesday, she may be able to salvage some delegates.
That's all, folks.
-rl
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