The Governator introduced him as the man who would “say hasta la vista to wasteful spending.” Then he said the Reagan era “will be back.” And then he said that McCain would “crush his enemies, see them driven before him, and to hear the lamentation of the women!” Only one of these* the things above [...]

If you have some eyewitness accounts of doings in Super Tuesday states, please send your comments to supertuesday08 -at- gmail -dot- com From Mass.: On Sunday, a large pickup truck circled our neighborhood playing pro-Hillary messages over a loudspeaker in English and Spanish. I was impressed with the tactic, but didn’t really see how disturbing [...]

So, here’s the “4:10PM EST HILLARY WIRE UPDATE”: • False reports about voting problems in LA are being drudged up – Everything is going smoothly in LA. • Although the weather in NM is terrible, all caucus sites are open so we’re offering to help voters get out to caucus. We have a hotline set [...]

I guess since it’s still an hour before we get any official exits, MSNBC is trying to gin up a “controversy” over Huckabee’s West Virginia caucuses win, based on the Romney campaign’s statement that blames their loss on… John McCain. As posted below, the Romney people are spinning the decision of McCain voters to throw [...]

We mainstream media sorts have a tricky situation tonight: how to decide who won on the Democratic side. Because the chances are in the game that really matters–delegate count–no one will really win. For example: Who won New Hampshire? Hillary Clinton, famously, right? Only if you count the popular vote. The delegate count was 9 [...]

First round of voting in today’s W.V. caucuses: Romney: 42% Huckabee: 33% McCain: 15% Paul: 10% There was no candidate with a clear majority. Paul was knocked out and voting went to a second round: Huckabee: 51.5% Romney: 47.4% Hm. UPDATE: Gonna take their ball and go home: The delegate switch didn’t sit well with [...]

The bad news is that we’re not done with the debates. Hillary has accepted a “2/10 debate to be broadcast on This Week with George Stephanopoulos; A 2/27 CNN debate in OH and a 2/28 MSNBC debate in Houston,” and, according to Mark Penn on a conference call going on right now, a Fox News [...]

Romney campaign out-sending McCain about 4 to 1. Clinton campaign out-sending Obama about 10 to 1. RNC out-sending DNC by about 20 to 1. Note that some campaigns have different levels of lists; the “gets everything” list, the “gets X subject” list, etc. I have no idea what lists I’m on. A selection of subject [...]