Today, I came to the reassuring revelation that we actually can win even if we lose both Ohio and Virginia. I would hate to have it come to this, but it’s possible and would make Colorado (of all places) very important.
From last week’s post, I stated how in my predictions, Obama’s lead over McCain had narrowed to 282-256.
I thought I would see how Hillary would stack up right now again McCain, and surprisingly, I’m giving her a bigger edge, 312-226.
Key states that I have going to Clinton are Florida, Missouri, and Ohio. Now, this […]
Coming off of a night that solidifies his nomination, you would think I would give Obama a bump in the General Election. You would be wrong, mainly because my trust in the general populous is rather low right now. He picks up New Mexico but loses Missouri, a loss of 6 EV to […]
I’m not sweating the 10-point Obama loss in Pennsylvania last night. I’m still basing my prediction on a Obama-McCain battle…though a Clinton-McCain battle wouldn’t alter my map too much. I’m not feeling too good about Ohio…there is just something about Obama’s completely lack of ability to connect with voters in either OH or […]
I’m a liberal. I’m not ashamed to admit that. And as much as the right wants us to feel guilty for being liberals, I’m not going to fold under the pressure to become more moderate. While I am not being forced to become more moderate, I have grown a little weary of one liberal staple: […]
It’s been seven weeks, but finally, we get some more CNN Wall action tonight. Does anyone else get as amped as I do when John King zooms into nameless-county-USA to check to see how the candidates are doing with 12% of the votes counted? Yeah, Obama (aka King of the Halfsies) is up […]
I know it’s only April and the primary season isn’t quite over yet, but I thought it would be a good time to give my first electoral prediction for the upcoming national election. I’m going to assume that Obama will pull out the nomination, so you Clinton fans are just going to have to cope […]