The Florida polls just closed about fifteen minutes ago, and some early voting and absentee ballots have been reported. McCain has about 34% of the vote and Romney has about 33%, and if the early numbers are any indication, a… Continue Reading
It may be too early — by about twenty-three hours — to start dissecting what exactly went wrong with the Rudy Giuliani campaign. How did he go from front-runner with an innovative and high-risk, high-reward strategy, to utterly irrelevant, in… Continue Reading
Mike Huckabee has famously lost a bunch of weight. Good for him; I wish I had the kind of willpower he did to resist larger-than-necessary portions of tasty food. So you think he would praise, not criticize, Mitt Romeny for… Continue Reading
…Or at least, so he claims. But he’s not paying his senior staff, though, which is not a good sign at all. Where did all that money go? He’s been buying air time in Florida like a fiend, but now… Continue Reading
People there will switch votes over something like this.
There’s been a little mistake in some of the sample ballots prepared in Hillsborough County, Florida — Rudy Giuliani’s name was misspelled, in a fashion suggesting that he is female (as opposed to merely appearing in drag once in a… Continue Reading
Hillary Clinton “won” in New Hampshire. By what looks like about 7,700 votes, or 2% of the Democrats and independents voting in the Democratic primary. Beginning almost immediately thereafter, the media began spinning the results like it was some kind… Continue Reading
I’m going to keep track of the estimated delegates gathered by each candidate. It will appear in the right-hand sidebar. Looking at the delegate count, Obama’s victory does not seem as decisive as press reports would have you believe. And… Continue Reading
Airing on radio stations across Florida right now: El Presidente Reagan depositó su confianza en él para combatir el crimen. El pueblo de Nueva York lo eligió su alcalde cuando esa ciudad se veía perdida y muchos pensaban era ingobernable.… Continue Reading
The Iowa Caucuses are today. Hizzonner is currently polling in fifth place in Iowa despite still being the national leader; Huckabee and Romney are in a dead heat for first place. After Friday, though, no one will care at all… Continue Reading