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.

John McCain's health, specifically his bout with melanoma of eight or so years ago, is raising a few questions.

It appears he's cured of melanoma. Some medical experts have questioned why surgeons removed as much they did, but at the time, that was considered preventive.

Of course at 71 he is a bit old to be president, but that's not going to matter when he's elected, as I believe he will be.
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Obama's accomplishments in the Senate are few and far between, but that hasn't stopped the media from making a celebrity out of him.
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How often is the "conventional wisdom" of politics right?
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Obama racked up another caucus victory with Wyoming after being raked over the coals this past week.

Obama ain't seen anything yet if he gets the nomination.
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Not Surprisingly,

Obama has won the Wyoming caucuses.

It's a state he can certainly carry in the fall, just as he can carry Idaho, Utah, and South Carolina.