It’s the day before the much-awaited 24 state primary/caucus day better know as “Super Duper Tuesday.” Tomorrow I’ll be liveblogging the ups and downs of the day, and plan on being awake until we know who the winner is in Cahleefornia (as Ahhnold would say).
Ever notice that during every presidential election cycle, at least one candidate is promising a "change" in Washington, DC? This year’s agent of "change" is Senator Barack Obama. The speech he made when he announced his candidacy back in February 2007 was titled "Change We Can Believe In." It’s been the centerpiece of his candidacy. He wants to end the gridlock in Washington, DC, reach across partisan lines, all in order to "get things done." When the average person hears that, they may think, "Wow, he really wants to extend a hand to the other side of the aisle and work together to come up with solutions both sides can be happy with."
It’s become a horse race in California for the top two candidates in each party – via Reuters:
I can’t add anything to what Captain Ed said here.
Charles Krauthammer has a great piece up today about how Bill Clinton is still obsessed over his legacy, especially now that many on the left want to "deny" him that legacy because of how he picked on poor lil’ Barack Obama:
I know the fireworks are just starting in the Dem debate, but something far more pressing is occurring and that is the disarray of the Republican party. I wanted to repost something I just posted over at Hot Air – it’s part of what I’ve been working on most of the day today – the post I’ve promised on Romney, McCain, and the state of the Republican party (or more importantly, conservatives). I’ve edited and added some stuff to this post that I couldn’t do at HA, because it has already been posted. Some of the points I made in the following post I made in my last one – and in the comments section of it, so sorry if parts seem repetitive. I wrote this after reading some of the comments at HA and other blogs, message boards, conservative sites like NRO, and opinion pieces over the last week or so.
