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watching like a hawk.
obama: 9 states to 7. with 6 still out.
yes, yes, it’s not really like that, but i delight in the majority number.
hi. this is m blog, but i’m going to treat this post like my private twitter stream. for 2 reasons — 1. 4 people read my twitter and 2. i don’t have the firefox plugin enabled.
anyway.
the wine doesn’t hurt, but obama is doing very well. in a lot of ways, it comes down to ca. and ive got another 15 minutes of waiting before anything can even begin to happen. aside from saying he has at least 1 vote in ca.
cmon, surely some of you are around to comment as you’re watching this.
twitter/goog makes it seem as if hil has lost ca. now that’s some good news.
sigh.
i reallly ought to be doing something more than listening to songs through youtube (hi, rick ross!) and watching the new borg (does the good have a good nickname yet?) update poll results.
sigh.
ray, where are you when i need you shave shit into my hair/head?
shit shit shit. while i was writing that, goog projected ca to clinton by a ton. arg. and arg doesn’t represent my emotions but i’m trying to stay classy. (no comments from the peanut gallery, thank you.)
arg.
Tripp, quit freaking. As I understand it, the majority of Dem primaries are proportional, not winner take all. This is going to go on for weeks if not months. Where you should shit yourself is a)Clinton’s pull with super delegates and b)Florida’s delegates getting seated at the convention.
While you’re sitting there ass all apucker, check out
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=18711464
for a look at how oddly California assigns its 441 delegates.
And what could you possibly want me to shave into your head? The Obama “O” logo? Fo’ shizz!
Oh. Here’s the thing that struck me as I’m watching the results this evening: Total democratic votes seemed consistently higher than total republican votes, even in many ‘red’ states. Very interesting.