The WSWS

actually has a good piece about last weekend's races in Nevada and South Carolina.

See? I Was Right.

AP calls SC for McCain in an attempt to steal my thunder.

Mike Huckabee, likely to be McCain's running mate unless Mitt Romney wins the nomination, finished second.

For the Hell of It,

I am going to call South Carolina for John McCain, who will likely be the next president of the United States if Democrats persist in fucking up in the primaries.

Right now 63 percent of the precincts have reported, and McCain is 14,000 votes ahead of Mike Huckabee.

We, or Rather I,

am waiting with baited breath over the GOP SC primary results.

So far John McCain is ahead of Mike Huckabee, with 43 percent of the precincts reporting.

Nevada Caucus.

The GOP has some screw-ups for a change.

For the Republicans, the South Carolina primary is today as well, and officials there are concerned about the weather affecting turnout.
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Hillary Clinton's voice may have been shot yesterday after an entire day of speeches, but she still made a good impression at the Grand Sierra Resort.

I like this part:

Clinton supporter Sharon Wright of Sparks said it's time for a woman in the White House.

"To clean up the mess the males have made over the last eight years," she said.

Her daughter, Kim Sanford, said she also admires Clinton but will caucus today for former U.S. Sen. John Edwards.

"She's intelligent and has fortitude, is compassionate, has love for her country," she said ticking off the reasons.

But Edwards, she said, "believes in everything I believe in."

Sanford said she shook Edwards' hand and told him she would caucus for him at an earlier campaign rally. It's not a promise she will break.

Clinton is good, but Edwards would make a far stronger candidate in the fall.
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