Wampum

20 points was a little outlandish. I guessed HRC by 7, and was not so excited to see her take it by a scant 9.3%. Let the dismantling of the party continue; I only hope it can rise like the Phoenix before November.

$100 to We Can Solve It, and have you looked at the county by county returns?

To their credit, the Obama campaign turned out enough voters in three counties, and Philly in particular, to keep it from being a blow-out. That is an accomplishment. My hat's off to their urban and targeted GOTV effort.

Hurray for Hillary Clinton! I heard she won by about 10%.
I think this contest will be decided in the convention.
Moreover, Michigan and Florida vote needs to be counted and the delegates seated. Kind folks, Gore is not running. If both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were on the ticket, the Democratic Party
would be unbeatable in November. Otherwise, the Democratic Party
may as well shoot itself in the collective foot.

[steve, we're in maine's 1st cd. we may as well be in atlantic canada. ebw]

Steve, after Obama's flubbing of the quintessential "do Indians have the same rights as other Americans" question, I don't see any circumstances, at this point, under which I would vote for him in November. And fortunately, as Eric and I have stated time and again, he doesn't need us to, as we're registered to vote in a blue district.

I'm writing in Gore. I don't need him to be on the ticket to do that, or to send him money. But I won't send a cent to a candidate who uses quality NDNs as mere window dressings.