Still More Campaign Notes.

Now it's Pennsylvania's turn in the spotlight, although its primary isn't for several weeks.
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Here is an article from a local Wyoming paper about Obama's caucus win of yesterday.
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Obama resumes his dirty campaigning against Hillary Clinton in a classic case of projection.
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Not only is a joint ticket wishful thinking among Democrats, it's probably a death wish.
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Now it's time to read the tea leaves or something and pick a running mate.

I know I am linking to a Kansas newspaper, but the chances of either of those two being picked are slim to none.
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Clinton hater Dick Morris is pissing in the wind when he tries to tell Hillary to give it up.

He wants Obama so badly it's sickening.
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Campaign Notes.

Rumor has it Senator Sam Brownback of Kansas is going to throw in the towel.

He was a longshot anyway.
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John Edwards will participate on an online forum today at 2 Eastern and 11 Pacific.

Barack Obama, of course, will be in Reno today at a town hall meeting.
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State labor leaders in Oklahoma endorsed John Edwards for president.

And another endorsement in Massachusetts.
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Republican-leaning David Yepsen of the Des Moines Register throws in a few snotty remarks about John Edwards but admits it's way too early to write him off:

But watching him work in the sweaty auditorium of a Waukee elementary school Tuesday night, one gets a different feeling: Iowa Democrats may still give this guy a new lease on political life.

Why? John Edwards is tenacious and still in the hunt for first place. While the latest Iowa Poll shows Clinton at 29 percent, Edwards slipping to 23 percent and Obama at 22 percent, it's also important to remember that both Clinton and Obama have dropped millions on television commercials in the state. Edwards has yet to make his big media buy.

He's also getting his share of union endorsements, although those don't produce the results they once did.

He spends more time in Iowa than his rivals. (His wife jokes that if someone asked the couple for directions in Iowa, they could provide them.)

While Obama and Clinton have only recently discovered the fact that 49 percent of Iowa's Democratic caucus-goers live in rural and small-town Iowa, Edwards has been mining those tiny lodes for years.

Edwards isn't hurting for money in this campaign season, not if he's as tight with a buck as he's been in the past.
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