And now, here's my intense prophetical wisdom, laid down on January 8 of this year:Sober wrote:WOOOOOOOOO!
Rummy steps down! Dem's take the house, may still take the senate, and take a shitload of governorships.
Light at the end of the tunnel. OBAMA 08'
Also, it looks like my map posted in this thread is perfect, with the exception of Missouri.Sober wrote:Guys.
Clinton is not going to get the nomination. Edwards (who won't win, regardless) will quit if he doesn't finish a very strong second today (which he won't). Obama will be the Democratic candidate, and the only way this won't happen is if he screws up royally, or if Clinton is sitting on a serious bomb (a snuke, if you will). When Edwards steps out, he will instruct his supporters to follow Obama, further increasing his momentum.
Once again, Clinton won't win, quit worrying about what would happen with Clinton v. Guiliani. Obama v. Huckabee or Romney would scare me more.
The Republicans have a lot going on. Romney has been the clear money favorite, but Huckabee's victory in Iowa set him back considerably. Romney also sucks pretty bad in general. Huckabee doesn't stand a chance in the long run imo, because the Republican party knows he's unelectable in the general.
We'll have to see what Guiliani brings on Super Tuesday. It may already be too late for him by then, with his name out of the news and low on the polls for so long.
McCain is the most realistic candidate to come through for the GOP. He's ahead of Romney in the NH polls, and has a pretty good road ahead of him, especially if he takes today.
Obama v. McCain is the overwhelming market favorite right now, and that matchup would be in America's best interest either way.
And stfu about white-supremacist Ron frickin Paul
I'm too hungover to wax philosophical about this election, so I'll settle for gloating.